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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03
DESPERATE NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS
Send for Thurman to Help Save the State.
Mind Reader Tatiles the Old Roman.

Send for Thurman to Help Save the state.
4 Mind Reader Tatiies the Old Roman.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept, "A delegation
from Newark, n. j., headed by General
George ]. W. Kearney, and consisting Of
George II. Lambert, DR.. j. 7. Wright
son, H, II. Hart and G, S, ,Duryeu, ar
rived from the East at o'clock this
afternoon, and proceeded to the resi-
dence OF Judge Allen q. Thurman. The
gentlemen were pleasantly received by
Judge Thurman and introduced by Hon.
j. B. Townsend, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee. Gen. Kearney
informally stated the object Of their
visit, which was to secure the presence
OF Judge Thurman at proposed mass
meeting at Newark, following that an
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WILLS, Ell pIp IT.

The Cotton Hing Trust Claimed to b" DRr
toThht Measure.
WAsHrSGroN, D. c., Sept. 2.-Mr.
Gntz, OF st. Louis. who is ut the head of
the Western branch OF the Cotton Bag
Trust, was examined by the Senate Far.
iG Committee yesterday. He stated that
the organization owed its origin entirely
to the Mills bill, and that but for the in.
PRODUCTION of that measure, II would
never have been thought Of. The cot.
ton bag manufacturers were driven to
combine in order to save their mills and
machinery.
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GROVER SHOULD MOVE.


Federal Officers ChArEsI with i'rostitutinE
their Positions for Gain.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept. 2.-The citizens
Of EdgeGeld county have called the at
tention Of the Federal authorities to the
fact that the petty officers OF the Federal
Government are prostituting their Of
fees for private gain. A combination is
said to exist between the United States
Commissioners and Deputy Marshals,
the object OF which is to make fees for
themselves out OF the Government.
Groundlcss charges OF petty violation
OF internal revenue laws are made against
people living in remote sections Of the
county. The prosecutions seldom result
in more th0n Il brief confinement in the
county jail at the expense OF the Gov
ernment. When the court meets they
are discharged for want oievidence, but
the officers have made their fees just the
same
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PlrrsBURGn, Pa, Sept. IA meeting
Of the General Committee of Sons of
Veterans, to make preparations for the
County Centennial parade, was held in
the old University building last night.
A committee was appointed for recep-
ton and banquet in honor of the visit
ing members on the night Of the 2Gth
inst, The Grand Comm9pder aud the
Colonies OF three StateR are expected to
be numbered among the visitors.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a special from
Little Rock, Ark, says the disastrous
and fatal water.spOut which visited that
city Thursday night broke at Palarm,
twenty miles west OF there. A storm
was seen to be gathering, and fears were
entertained Of u cyclone, when the
cloud appeared to dissolve, discharging
an immense volume OF water and sweep.
ing the country bare,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-TO.night, with a
house crowded to the doors, the "Crys-
tai Slipper" terminated an engagement
at the Chicago Opera House, which has
included lO1 performances. The en-.
eager .ent has heen the most notable
tinan tally that has ever been played in
this city. The receipts for the twelve
weeks have n6tted about Slls,OOO, aver
aging very nearly 100000 week.
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A Game Policeman.

CIXclxSArI, O., Sept. "a riot oc.
CURED Mt Second street and Central
avenue late this afternoon, in which a
hundred roughs attacked Policeman
WIN. Farrell. He succeeded In turn
ing the patrol call, but the
toughs got his club and hat. He
then drew his slung.shot, and
backing into the patrol box so as to pro.
tect his flank andrear, knocked FIVE men
cold and was about to lay out the sixth
when the patrol wagon arrived aud dis.
persed the rioters and took to prison the
live men lying on the sidewalk.
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Columns, o., Sept. 2.-This has been
a great day at the State cncampment of
militia. There are over six thousand
men in camp Sheridan, and to-day ex-
cursions came from all parts OF the State
and citizens turned out enmasse. The
crowd on the grounds is variously esti-
mated from 40, 900 to 10000. During the
day there was religious services, general
inspection OF the regiments and this
evening n grand parade and review by
the Governor and staff. The infantry,
cavalry and artillery were ut their best
and the general encampment is already
pronounced q success.
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WHY CROWLEY DIED.
An Autopsy Shows Him to be n Victim of
Consumption.

ConsumptiOH.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 2,-NIr, Crowley, the
chimpanzee Of the Central Park nlepag-
erie, was thoroughly dissected at the
Mnseim of Natural History. He died
Friday after long illness. Or. William
Gotthiel, of this city, was the operating
surgeon, and DR.. spitzka, the insane
specialist, male an autopsy OF the brain.
The immediate cause Of death was found
to be congestion OF the right lung, but
the ravagCs OF consumption had entirely
destroyed the usefulness Of the right
lung.
Ii was putrid mass, caked oyer with
pleVric mdtter which iastcned on the
chest walls and closed the lung cavity.
The liver was degenerated and the heart
unsOund. Peritonitis had diseased the
kidneys and covered them with tuber-
cles. Tubercles were found on an the
organs and the walls OF the chest and
abdomen. The intestipcs were in q fair
" healthy condition aud these were the
only undiseased inner parts. The eli
mate and the diet to whicp the monkey
was bjeCted was undoubtedly the cause
OF his complete decay.
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LONDON, Sept. 9.-Thore was good
demand for discount during the past
week. On the Stock Exchange business
was semi-stagnant. The settlement was
completed without difficulty. American
contangoes were 4aa per cent. Consid.
ering the depressing harvest prospects
during the week, prices were well sus-
tained.
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TIE POPE TO LEAVE ROME.
A Catholic Clergyman SaAs the Vatican Is
10 la NInYnl Ia Mnhrlh.

4 ChIh0IIH UIcrEylNRN sNls IhH VhtIoNh Is
20 he Moved Ia Madrid.
PIrrsHuRGm, Pa, Sept. 2.-The Rev.
Father Schuck, pastor Of st. Mary's
Church, at MiIlhausen, Ind, is in this
city en.route to his home after visit to
Rome. Father schuck says he has posi-
tive information that the Pope will not
remain in Rome more than two years
more, and from the way mNtteTG now
stand he expects the Pope will have to
leave there within the next six months,
and that his Holiness will go to Spain,
where he is sure OF n cordial reception.
The headquarters OF the Catholic Church
will then be located in Madrid,
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A STORMY CONVENTION.

The KRnRwhH County Republicans Nomi-
nate IA Ticket.
Special DitpGteh to he MteaiOa'eer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 2,-The
Republican convention to nominate
county officers was held here Saturday.
A portion Of the session was very stormy
and at times the greatest disorder pre-
vailed. The following excellent ticket
was nominated: For Sheriff, Roman
Pickens; for Legislature, DR.. A. E.
Aultz and Dr. d. Mayer and j. W. Par
rish; for Prosecuting Attorney, Slyves-
ter Chapman; for County Commissioner,
G. S. Young; for Assessors, upper dis
trict, John G. Herman; lower, j. +.
The attendance on the conven-
lion was large.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. IA most distress
ing tragedy was discovered last night at
Delhi, u few miles down the river. 1t
was the discovery by Mr.. Steiple, OF
Delhi, that his wife and two children
who had been missing since Tuesday
last had been drowned, and the shock
was the more intense, because il is be-
lieved that the mOtherin fit OF insanity
had dragged the children into the river
with her. The children were n girl and
boy, nine and ten years old.
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Special Didpaieh 10 The htelligeRhT.
CLAREsnuRG, W. Va, Sept. 9.-The
Republican Congressional Convention
will be held here on next Wednesday,
September 5. 1t is hard to conjecture
who will be the nominee. There seems
to be diversity OF opinion as to wheth.
cr Atkinson or Dovener will poll the
greatest strength. Some think thet q
dark horse will catch the Congressional
plum. On Tuesday night, under the
auspices OF the Goif Club, Capt. B. B.
Dovener, Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson and
John A. Campbell will speak.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2.-The BE.
partment OF State has not as yet received
any information confirming the reported
rejection of the Chinese treaty. As no
word has been received from the Ameri.
can Minister to China on the subject
official circles here are inclined TO doubt
the accuracy ofthe press dispatch from
L nn..Inh
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Special DfGpaiGh 10 The tnteilIgeHcef'
WAsuISGToN, D. G., Sept. 2.-second
Lieutenant Edward s. Avis, Fifth in
fantry, has been detailed for duty as
Professor of Military Science and Tactics
at the State University at Morgantown,
to relieve Lieut.. Wilson, Fourth artille-
ry. Lieut.. Avis is n former West vir-
ginian, and greatly desired this detail.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLAy Sept. 9.-Otlicial
bulletin for twenty-iour hours ending at
6 p. III. September 2; New Cases, 94i
deaths, .; total number OF cases to date,
35s; total dumber Of deaths to date, "a.
[Siguedl Neal Mitchell, President Board
OF Health. A moderate cyclone passed
over the city this afternoon, clearing
the atmosphere. The effects OF the
storm will probably be excellent on the
well, tending to lessen materially the in
Facf;nn
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AN EDITORS IDEA OF FUN.
He AEitatcG u summon Resort by Publisl
Ing the AAsnsslantIDn Of the CEnr.


He AGItatcG u summon Resort by Publish.
ing the Assassination of the CEnr.
DETROIT, MlcH., Sept. 2.-The Daily
Reporter, at Petoskcy, edited by per.
son named Hampton, closed lor the
season yesterday morning, and as he
had not made any money, concluded to
have some fun. The mornings issue
therefore contained flaming headlines
announcing the assassination OF Alexan-
der, the Car Of Russia, followed by an
account OF the crime. II created great
excitement in Petoskey and all the re-
sorts, which was heightened by al extra
addition containing further details, and
the announcement Of the Cars death.
Crowds surrounded the bulletin boards
and the paper went with u rush.
The editor took to the woods before
the people discovered that they were
getting excited over dispatches which
Hampton copied from the files Of his
paper in which they were published
seven years ago, ut the assassination OF
the present Cars father.
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BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Sept, 2.-six section
men were killed at a small station near
this city yesterday by freight train
jumping the track. A caboose attached
to tie freight was filled with passengers,
all OF whom escaped serious injury.
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MAsslLIoN, o., Sept. LAT Burton
station, on the G., L. & W. Railway, FRI
day morning, coal miner named John
Simpson stood upon the track and was
struck by passing train. His head
rolled to one side Of the track, leaving
his collar and necktie as it was before
the accident,
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A ssr,,,,. AccIdant

BRussErs, Sept. 9.-while Bishop Du
Rousseau was addressing 5000 pilgrims
in u church at Jumet to-day platform
collapsed. Three persons were killed,
and dozens were injured, including sew
eral priests.
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BERLrS, Sept. 9.-The will OF the late
Emperor Frederick, OF Germany, will
soon be published. It is reported that
one passage declares that an extension
OF popular rights would be the strongest
bond OF union between the nation and
the monarchy.
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SOME BOGUS APFIDAYTS.
The Mon who Bailey Pretcnds to Quote Isc.
pudlnte Ills Statements.


pudlnte Ills Statements.
INDlANApoMs, Sept. 2.-on Wedncs-
day night Leon 0. Bailey, who just now
is, by grace OF Grover Cleveland, Deputy
United States Attorney for this district,
made speech in this city and pretended
to read the statements ofseyeral railroad
men boIStering up the charges made by
the Democracy OF Gen. HarrisOns Oppo-
sition to the workingmen during the
strike OF 1887. For several weeks before
the speech it was announced that he had
a number ofaildavits on the matter. His
speech Is to be used rs n campaign docu-
ment by the Democrats, aud vas sent IN
advance to sundry Democratic papers in
the East. Bailey is political pauper,
and has neither credit or reputation
here. The Journal Tomorrow will con-
tain statements from several OF those
whom Bailey pretended to quote deny
ing that they every uttered or wrote
what he charged them with. Among
the number Is Isom Hughes, promI.
nent raiiroader. He declares Bailey put
words in his mouth that he never ut
tered, and that he never heard Gen.
Harrison say any OF the things charged.
But one man Of aIl those quoted by
the Bailey statement, and he is an EN-.
ploye olthe County Auditors office, and
the Auditor is chairman OF the Demo-
cratic County Committee.
Ex.-uilatof Mcdonald and other prom.
inent Democrats who were present qt
all the meeting between the citizens and
the strikers, have stated that Gen. Harrl'
son was opposed to force, and the chair
man Of the strikers committee has made
an affidavit that Gen. Harrison never
uued the language attributed to him, but
on all occasions was the sympathizer and
friend OF the strikers.
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LtrrLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 1T. G,
Yates, noted desperate, was shot and
killed in Chicknsaw Nation, l, T., yes
terday. He wantonly fired intoa a crowd.
The fire was returned, and Yates
dropped from his horse dead.
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KANSAS CRY, No., Sept. "a report
has reached here that u battle was fought
in No Mans Land last week between
eighteen horse thieves and force Of Gtty
COLORADO settlers, and that all the out
laws were killed, together with three OF
the yigllants,
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BARNEsvILLE, O., Sept. 2.-Josiah Gif-
fee, a prominent farmer of near Fair
view, fell dead while sitting in a chair
at his home, Thursday night, OF heart
disease. He wasa bachelor, 20 years Of
age, and quite wealthy.
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PORTLAND, Org, Sept. 2.-Fire broke
out to-day in the town Of Ualles, Ore
gon, and soon destroyed two blocks.
The total loss will probably reach S40,-
900, partially insured.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-The Republicans
Of the Eighteenth Illinois Congressional
district yesterday re.nominated Jehu
Baker, who defeated Morrison for Con-
gress.
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BucEuANNoN, W. Va, Sept. ga
stock man from this section, Major
Hodges, after disposing Of some cattle in
the East, was robbed OF $50 on his way
home, either in Baltimore or on the ex-
press leaving there Tuesday night,
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A FIGHT FOR RIGHTS
Is Begun In Dead Earnest by Pittsburgh
Veterans of the War.

Il Begun In Dead Earnest by Pittsburgh
Veterans of the War.
PITTsBuRoH, Pa, Sept. 2.-Thrce hun
dred veterans of the war assembled last
evening in Old City Hall to take action
on the failure Of the officials to recog-
nize the old soldier in making political
appointments. The meeting was called
to order by DR.. G. P. Sipe, and then
Captain George b. Chalmers was elected
Chairman. Captain Chalmers stated that
they should take action toward having n
penalty attached to Section 1854 OF the
Revised Statutes and the act OF Assem-
bly,, May 10, 1887, providing that old SOL
diers be given the preference in appoint
ments to public offices and employment
upon public works, other things being
equal.
1t was proposed that committee be
appointed to draft resolutions emhody-
ing the grievances Of the old soldiers,
and suggesting n remedy, which were to
be sent to AlIegheny's Representatives
in the House and Senate. Comrades
Sipe, Lowry, Stevenson, Brady and
DasIeish were appointed on this com.
mittee, and made the following report:
Resoircd, That the soldiers of Western
Pennsylvania fully realize that the indif-
ference manifested concerning their in
terests is to be attributed solely TO pro-
fessional politicians, who manipulate
nominating conventions, and peryade
all public departments, municipal,
county, State and National, to the preju-
dice OF the men who fought for the
Union. In our opinion the
proof Of
AsTCDIID PURPOSE
to ignore the men who risked their lives
to maintain the Union is indisputable.
We demand thatin municipal,
county, State, and all national appoint
ments the North shall ut least demon
strate portion OF the gratitude dis
played throughout the South, where
rebel soldiers are preferred not only in
The United States Senate, in the House
OF Representatives, in State Iegisla-
lures, but in all public Offices. SO long
as rebels are employed in every public
capacity in the Southern States, and are
freely given the preference in the direc-
ton and operation of corporations, the
promises made to men who defended
the Union are best characterized by the
term jugglery. We demand rs q right
that the claims Of Union soldiers and the
incalculable services they rendered shall
ut least receive us much consideration
in the North us is voluntarily accorded
to rebels in the South. We demand that
rules adopted by the Civil Service Com
mission be remodeled in such manner
that they will not bring blush to the
cheeks 6t the American citizen when the
measure OF appreciation the Republic
accords her. defenders is compared with
the rewards enjoyed by the advocates
aud defenders OF. monarchial systems.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and the following letter adj
dressed to the Secretary Of the meeting
was read:
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DUBLIN, Sept. e.-Archbishop Logue,
coadjutor to the Primate, will be invest
ed with the pallium by Cardinal Moran
in Armagh Cathedral on.the 9th inst.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., Sept. 2.4The
authorities have issued document Of.
ficially denying the existence Of yellow
fnvrr hnre.
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LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch from
Auckland says that an earthquake has
done serious damage in New Zealand.
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WOOL AND METAL MARKETS.

BradstreelS Weekly Report-Priccs Strong.
Grand Good Demand.
New YoRH, Sept. 2.-BradStreetS says
General activity and well sustained
strength characterize the wool markets.
AS the season advances the manuiactur.
ers are obtaining liberal orders for light.
weight goods, aud many of them are
stocking up to some extent in anticipa,
tlon OF further contracts. There is nc
hesitation in buying for immediate re.
quirements at current values, notwith.
standing the recent advance OF lC. per
pound or more. Much more confidence
is apparent on every hand than month
ago. A considerable amount OF wool
now on the seaboard is held by the own
ers for u further advance. Receipts have
run small OF late.
An excellent demand for wool pre-.
walls at Boston, and wool prices are
strong. This is particularly true OF fine
tleeces, which, until recently, have
been more depressed than other de.
scriptions. Current iuesappear likely
to be sustained, but whether further
advance will occur is not 10 certain,
The demand for desirable Ohio and
Michigan tleeces is satisfactory, and
there Is also general inquiry for fine
territory stock.
At Philadelphia demand has been less
active and business moderate in volume
owing in part to limited stocks OF desira'
BILE woods and in part 10 the steadily ad.
vancing views Of sellers. Much OF the
new wool noWsbeing opened and graded
is held above the present views OF buy.
ers. Sales have been made at l9a2lc fol
fine unwashed, 2Ba27c for quarter, and
2Oa2Sc for medium unwaShed combiug
32a32lc for fine delaine and 3Oa3lc iol
NN and above Ohio fleeces. One lot O
100000 pounds && and above Ohio
sold at sc, but 1t was Very choice.
IRON.
With limited number Of exceptions
orders for pig iron generally now coming
in are for thirty to sixty tons only. Tht
exceptions refer to the supply Of south
ern iron in western markets. SomC
large OrueTS nave Deen placed and other
will soon be placed in the west for tht
new irons from Alabama and Tennessee
Prices are stronger in nearly all kinds o
iron than week ortwo ago. It Is pret
ty generally understood that buyers havI
very little stock, and this will give ma
kers an advantage which they will no
be slow TO use. Much bar Is Improving
Nails continue backward. There ar
signs Of an improving demand in plat,
and tank. The large orders for struCt
ural iron which were anticipated ar,
slow. The tone OF the merchant stee
market is very strong. Small lots OF ol,
rails are being placed in mills east ant
west, but there is nothing very encouI
aging for steel rail makers. An upwar,
tendency is under way throughout til
west in the pig iron market. BUYERS d
not think that there is any justiicatio
for an immediate advance. There is
recognized scarcity Of good brands, bu
for standard or ordinary brands the SUI
ply is sufficient,
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NEw YoRK, Sept. "a permit has
been granted for u parade OF $4,000 men
for the labor day celebration which takes
place tomorrow.
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DR.. sipc said; "Thcre is man in this
county who is drawing salary Gf $500
Il year from the Government Of country
OF which he is not II citizen. The De-
partment Of Safety has made Il rule that
d nun cannot be appointed on the police
force unless ho measures feet inches,
and at the present time old soldiers
walking the streets Of Pittsburgh are
ordered to move on by foreigners and
aliens"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
W. AsIIINnrnN Il G Innn

After an absence Of two days from the
city ! am in receipt on my return Of
yours OF the I'd instant, relative to claims
Of soldiers to recognition under state and
National law. wrlteat,this time mere
ly to acknowledge receipt Of the letter,
and to say that | will give the subject
referred to therein immediate attention.
Whatever may prove to be necessary to
be done to prove elective the existing
National law | will endecyor to have
done. AS soon Us | shall arrive at any
conclusions with respect to this matter |
will advise you. Yours truly,