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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03

BY the Police Of Observation-Disclosures
Sargent Sentenced for Life.
Special Dispateh 10 he IaleLli0eHosr.
PARKRRsBURe, W. Va, March 2.-The
police OF this city made a rich haul this
evening. They arrested and jailed q gang
Of seven robbers and burglars who came
in on q western bound pickup train.
They are wanted at Somerset, Pa. The
gang is the toughest arrested here this
year, and we're armed Csp.a.pie with re-
vo!vers and razors. They made q fierce
resistance, but Capt. Mehen and his men
bagged them.
Sargent, the murderer, was sentenced
to-day to the Pen for life, but his counsel,
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, got 8 stay OF
judgement on the sentence in order to
carry the case to the Court OF Appeals:
Sergeant has the consumption and will
probably not live to go to the Pen.
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EEw YoRk, March IA Rio Janeiro
correspondent OF the Herald writes under
date Of February >, and says: "The abb
uorbing question of the day continues to
bs that OF slavery, and 1t 10 current that
the Ministry, recognizing that their nom
possums policy has been rendered i'm
practicable by the extraordinary progress
Of voluntary concessions Of freedom by
the planters Of San Paula, have decided
upon introducing early In the next legis.
iRtive Bession-ihAt. 10, IN Maya bill to
abolish slavery throughout Brazil"
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CYCLONE IN KANSAS.
Many DuiidinES Wrecked in Newton an
Two Persons Killed.

Many BuiidinEB Wrecked in Newton and
Two Persons Killed.
NEWTON, KANE, March "A cyclone
psGsed over this place about o'clock last
evening, coming from the southwest. II
only lasted q few minutes, but 1t left be.
hind a trail of debris which only too plain.
ly indicated its destructive force.
Two persons are known TO have been
killed and a number are reported Rs In
jured.
The Newton carriage works were al.
most totally destroyed, and the loss on the
building and stock is estimated at Sl5 600
A number oil dwellings were wrecked
and many Of the inmates sustained var
ious injuriea. The telegraph lines south
Of the city are all down, and the place
itself wss cut of from outside telegraphiC
communication until this morning. The
total damage to property In thla city IL
estimated at $4,000.
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A ura.y Mothers Terrible Deed.

KY West, FLA, March IA dispatch
from Baracca, eight miles from Havana,
states that q mother murdered her four
children in cold blood. She chopped Of
the heads Of two OF them with hatChOt,
and the other two she held in a tub ofwateI
until drowned and then cut them up.
She said when arrested and taken to jail
that the devil had tempted her to commit
the crime,
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LIBBY PRISON.
No Doubt About Its Removal to Chicago
The SyndIcats's Intention.

No Doubt About Its removal to Chicago
The SyndiCats's Intention.
CHICAGO, March 2.-There is no longer
any question about the removal Of the
Libby prison to Chicago. The final trans.
action in tho deal was completed yester.
day and the building 10 now the property
Of local syndicate whose purpose Is to
transplant the famous prison in this city
by Junel, The parties interested declare
that It will not be converted into q cham
Der Of horror, but that 1t will bs made an
interesting place Of resort alike unobjec'
tOnablo to Northern and Southern people,
To show the friendly feeling ot the lead
ing citizens Of Richmond toward this pro,
ieCt, it 10 announced that number ol
them have aigniaed their willingness to
come to OhicSeo and deliver an address al
The opening ceremonies.
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W..t YIrrIplan. IL PItt.purrh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March IA number
OF we'll known West Virginiaus are in
town to-day to attend the meeting Of the
directors Of the Cheat Mountain Sports
mems Association, which was held this
afternoon. Among them iS Colonel Hut
ton, Of huttonyille, Randolph county, one
Of the largest land owners in the State.
Colonel Hutton was Ohist Of Stat for Gen.
W, L jackson, O. 8. Al B. J.. Butcher, oi
Beverly; Colonel Edwards, Of Charleston,
and William Brown, Of Ringwood. Mr.,
Tallmau, Of Bsllaire, Ohio, accompanies
the party.
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1JNpnFcHDENreD BRUTALITY.


a Little Child Assaulted by Her Father and
apdfather.
Mr. PLEASANT, MICH, March 2.-Last
night warrant was issued for the arrest
Of Homer Hart and Oliver A. Hart, father
and son, Of Lincoln township, on charge
Of criminally assaultirg Jessie Hart, the
fve.year-old daughter ot0liver. The case
is unprecedented in the criminal annals
Of the country. There is no question Of
the truth Of the compliant, which is made
by the child's mother. When she pro-
tested, her monster Of a husband threat
ened to kill her II she interfered.
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A DAMAGE SUIT
brought by Railroad uuloerS Who Had Beeu
Huananded.

brought by Railroad uulcerS Who Had Been
Suspended.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 2.-John Henry
and s. B. Kennedy have entered suit for
$4,000 damages each against Manager
Holbrook and the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railway Company. Up until few weeks
ago the plaintiffs were in the employ of
the company as Travelling Passenger
Agent and Chief Clerk OF the passenger
department, respectively. When the re-
cent investigation was ordered by the
company, MessTs. Henry and Kennedy
were suspended, and afterwards were dis
charged without being accorded an expla'
nation. The suits were brought Ior
damages to their character.
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TIE RuMOR DENIED.


Engineers Have No Knowledge that Chief
Arthur WIN Oall Them on the Reading.
PITTSBURGH, March 2.-Another car load
OF the engineers who were formerly en-
ployed on the Reading system, passed
through the city this. morning en- route to
Chicago. There were about thirty in the
party, sixteen Of them being from sha-
mokin and the others from Philadelphia.
One Of the men, who was asked about the
report that Chief Arthur would call the
Brotherhood engineers off the Reading,
said: ave have heard the rumor but
have had no official notification that 1t is
true. II such proves to be correct we arc
willing turn around and como bsck to
fight our own fight on the Reading and
leave the Burlington troubles solely in
the hands Of the Brotherhood"
A. A. Carleton, OF the General Execn.
tive Board Of the knights Of Labor, who
passed through the city this morning, said
that he had not learned yet whether there
was any foundation for the report that q
compromise had been arranged between
the Brotherhood and the Knights Of
Labor,
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RoME, March 2.-To-dsy was observed
as the anniversary Of the coronation oi
the Pope. His Holiness received the con-
gratulstions OF the Sacred College, Cardi.
nal saccioni, the Dean Of the College,
delivering an address. The Pope replied
in an animated speech. He lamented
more than ever his position, which be
said was unbearable. He declared that II
the Italian Government did not prohibit
the Jubilee fetes It was in It's own interests
that it acted, and not from any feeling oi
respect for the Holy See.
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LASsMd, Micu., March 2.-Ths Michi'
Van suprems Court has decided two points
Of tths new State liquor law unconstitu'
tional, weakening she force Of the Law
Very much. One was the SECTION proyid'
ing for polics control by Detroit nuthori.
ties Of townships adjoining Detroit and
other ssctous, making lawful the arrest
without the process Of a eslooniSt dig
covered in the act Of violating the liquor
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VS. are building three new potteries in
wheeling and Wheeling is not the only
n,,t Of Wcs. Virginia in which potteries
NAV nj bs made to pay. Are the people Of
Wes. Virginia eager to knock in the head
,bs whole pottery industry This is the
orss,iop put to them by the Mile tariff
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The erroneous impression has gone
abrDad, from a bull in q telegram, that the
West Virginia Board Of immigration and
development is 10 pay its Secretary $4,000
A wear. The salary Of tho Secretary has
not been fixed, and neither the Secretary
nor tho Basrd Contemplstes any such
comuspps,ion. OF one thing the people
NAV bo sure, their money will not be
eaten up by salaries. Moreover, it is
probable that the Chamber Of Commerce
will proydO frpe office room.
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NEW YORK, March 2.-The plan Of re-
organization Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company has progressed so fsl
that another important aLep was consum'
mated to-day by the election OF Mr.. NJ. E
Ingalls, aa President. He will continue
in that position after the reorganization o.
the company.
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HANCOCK, MICH, March IA mass oi
rock came down In the main engine shaft
OF the Quincy mine yesterday, catching
four men. John MRhoney had leg and
arm broken and Christian Yoos had hil
skull fractured, and sustained other In
Iuries. These two will die. The other
two were badly hurt but will recover.
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AMEMoRIAL CHuRcn



Virginia Academy.
Special DispGtch to he Lnt.RigeneT.
BucxHANNoN, w. Va, March 2-The
official board of the United Brethren
church at this place has taken action
looking to the erection OF memorial
church in Buckhanncn, in memory Of the
late Rev. 2. Warner, D. D., an honorsd
minister Of that denomination, who Rpent
over thirty years in the miniDtry in West
Virginia.
The spring term Of the West Virginia
Academy opens next Wednesday, and the
prospects, are very aettering for larger at
tendance than at any time heretofore.
The Academy Is growing in favor with the
people, and Is able to do all the work 1t
proposes 10 do in q most satisfactory
manner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03

IN eruueratiDg her many advantages
van erdsy West Virginia neglected to atste
hat sho had u syndicate OF newspaper
nr,sysricalo,s r that overtop any others oil
tbe S Isrd.-PifsJurgh Commercial Gazette.
In prsysricaIion Ha in other commodi'
tiss the demand regulates the supply, and
a. lopy % the Commercial Gazette plays
,ucksr for the Parkeraburg imagination
vo,ks tho works will run.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03
TARIFF REDUCTION
DENOUNCED BY MANUFACTURERS
Especially Those Engaged in tho Pottery
Industry, Who without Regard to Party
Affiliations, PronaunCs the Mills Bill
"Dsath Blow" Steel, Eto.

Tho provisions Of the Mills tarif bill, al
printed yesterday morning, did not create
the dislnay In Wheeling which they would
have caused were 1t not Tor the gensrsI
belief that the bill would never pass the
Senate. It's effect, were 1t TO become q
law, would be simply fatal to nearly every
interest in Wheeling and this State al
large; in this expression nearly all the
manufacturers sgree. The placing Of salt
wool and lumber on the free list was pro.
nounceu dssth blow to three most vital
Of West virginis's interests, The Tsduc-
ton of the duty on glass. pottery and
earthen ware comes more directly home to
Wheeling. Especially would the con-
templated reduction on the grades Of pot
terry product made here be severe in it's
local eflc!F.
THE STEEL CLAUSE.
As to iron and steel, the manufacturers
feel that the change made places them on
an equality with the steel rail nAnufaC-
tureIe, which they n6vsT were before.
Generally, however, they would h0vs
preferred to be eQueiizst on ths former
high banle Of steel rails, about $l7 psr ton,
than 90 contemplated by the bill, to have
the rail mon reduced to Sll, and the pro.
ducers Of soft steel billets and slabs in.
creased from an average Of 81 to $ll per
ton. ..
A steel man said: "0ur interests would
be just ss we'll protected II the duty on
Otesl rails had been left at Sl7 and the
duty on billeLs and slabs made $l7 too, as
by tquaiizing them at Sll, and had tho
former been done the coke and ore men
could pay their labor better and make
money without injuring our industsiea."
TRUSTS.
Several manufacturers referred in terms
OF disapproval 10 the trusts" especially
the ore and coke combines, which had de-
pnved consumers Of the benefit OF compe-
tition and kept the production and the
price where 1t suited the producer. Moth
ing was said in this connection OF the
proposed Western nail trust, nor tho ex.
listing eastern pool in that industry.
AS q general thing, the bill, il it became
a law, would benefit Wheeling steel indus
triea. The proposed cut in the duty on
nails. the manufacturers say, would have
no effect, as English nails are effeCtually
shut out OF thin market by the superiority
Of the American product. No cotton ties,
nor any Of the manufactures Of steel which
manufacturers elsewhere cay the new bill
wcnld drive out Of this country, are made
in Wheeling. The majority ofthe Wheel.
ing steel men disapprove OF the new bill
from principle.
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s,yr stee! btlleta aud slabs, such as are
made at Wheeling and Bellairc, are given
tbo same specific duty as steel rails, viz:
eli psr ton in the taritI schedule submit.
,.1 by the Ways and Means Committee Of
Courress. Iugo's and blooms are fixed at
.}8 Of cent per pound.
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PuElllal MllehslI Arrested Iu EnEland.

LONDON, March 2.-oharles Mitchell,
the pugillst, was summoned before local
magistrate at Chertsey to-day to answer to
the charge Of arranging fora prizs fight with
John L Sullivan. Mitchell, accompanied
by Charles Rowell and Jake Kilrain, ap-
pssHsd and disavowed any intention to
break the peace in England. lie was
bound over In 200 pounds. Two guretieg
qualified in 100 pounds each.
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Tha Ynhanh Roroott.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.-The boycott com.
menced Wednesday night against the Chi.
cago, Burlington & Quincy traffic by the
Bridge and Tunnel Company engineera Ia
still In force. Master Mechanic Zchler is
taking the Burlington trains over the
bridge. The boyCottof the Wabash West
ern engineers is more pronounced than
yesterday.
The men do not refuse to run their en-.
gines as usual, except when there are Bur-
liDRton trains to be taken over the bridge
and brought back. Mr.. ZiChler relieved
them Of that Wednesday. He says there
is no bad feeling in IT, matter at all; that
they simply insiat on obeying the order Of
Chief Arthur.
The Keokuk passenger train did not
leave yeaterday, owingto the refusal Of
the Wabash engineers to pull 1t to St.
Peters. No freight Of any kind was
moved on eth Il side Of the river.
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Moscow, March 2.-The GaEttte (Gov-
ernment organl says Turkey will declare
Prince Ferdinand a usurper in Bulgaria
and will interfere with military force to
establish status there in accordance with
the Berlin treaty, either on receiving q
mandate from all the powers or carte
blanche from Russia.
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problem Of the shoe strike and lockout,
was made public this afternoon. 1t de.
clares that December rules governing
manufacturers and employees were render.
ed null and void by their violation by the
manufacturers themselves. All shoe'
makers unemployed are directed to re-
turn TO work.
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ROME, March 9.-AdviCas from Mas
sowah say that the Chief Dsbel and his
followers, who hitherto have been power
ful allies Of the Italian forces, have de-
serted to the enemy, taking with thtm
arms aud equipments with which the
Italians had supplied them.
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i.nnik2

r,.ssSAToa CAMDEN. who was not in
,be convention when the brethren were
lining ' no with their money, authorizes
,Sa , onnoupcemen. Of o 500 subscription
" w. ths Boerd OF Immigration and Dsvel-
",'nsn,. Nex!? Don't be backward,
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LONDON, March 2-Auangemsnts are
being made privately to transport the
German Grown Prince to Berlin. On
account Of the animosity felt in Berlin DR.,
Mackenzie will not accompany the Prince,
bat will proceed diract to London.
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DUBLIN, March "A newsdeRler named
Dingls has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment for selling copies
Of United ireland containing reports oithe
meeting Of otsuppressed branches Of the Ma
tional League.
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SAN FRlSclsco, March s.-ThO Supreme
Court has denied the petition Of the
Sharon heirs for rehraIing Of the case in
which the lower court decided that Sarah
!Althea Hill, now Mrs. Judge Jerry. WRl
legally married to the late Senator Sharon.
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orp friends who are interested in a pro-
,..,iys tsria, but go regularly to the polls
wv yo,e the Democrat ticket, are relying
auI ~ the Republican Senate to knock the
SrIIs taria bill into cooked hat. Odd
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UNIoNTowN, Pa, March 2.-Three OF
the Jimtown coke works rioters, who
were recently convicted, were sentenced
to year'G imprisonment in the work
house to-day.
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SAN RENO, March 2.-The German
Crown Prince was on the balcony Of his
villa this morning. He was most Of the
time invisible from the outside. He looks
and feels batter than he has for several
days past. The throst discharge is still
much tinRed with blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-03
Painters VIII Strike.

PITTSBURGH, March 2-The journey.
men painters Of Allegheny county will
iuaugurate strike tomorrow evening for
nine hours work day at the present
wages for ten hours, which is three dollars.
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HOW 1T WORKS.

Canadian LumbOrmsn Happy Over the
Prospects for Free Lumber.
OTTAWA, March 1.-Lumbermen gener'
ally welcome the intelligence that the
American Government will take the duty
OIL lumber. This will give the trade 9
grand stImulus.
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Special DLspdlch % Nt IRIeEIl0tletT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2.-Con.
gressman Hogg hSa secured new post
office at Philcah, Putnam county. Martha
Jones is the postmistress.
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CHAIRMAN Mills HAPPY.
he Is Much PIsalOd with the Outcome Of hlS
Work,

WAsHISaTox, D. O., March 2.-ChAir.
man Mills ia much pleased with the ont
come OF his work and thet Of his Demo.
cratic colleagues,
Mr.. Mills said TO tin reporter that he
believed the bill was 30 conservative and
fair in character that II would command
q majority in the House OF Represents.
tiyes.
the Randall school will probably vOtS
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Imnnrtnnt differentiated.

LONDON, March 2.-The Time. this
morning Gays: "It Is no flAt!ory to say
that Mr.. Chamberlain has greatly In.
creased his political ste dre by his whole
demeanor In America"
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Competent Enginesrl Wanl cd.

CoUScIL BIuTTs, Iowa, March "A Pc
tition has been prepared, signed by all
the mail Clerks on the Iowa division OF
the Burlington road, asking General su.
perintendent Nash to have the Govern
ment TO compel the railroad company to
put competent engineers on the mail
train0,
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An Ex,rn war Grant 10 be Demanded.

VIENNA, March 2.-It is expected that
an extra war grant will be demanded by
the Government at the next meeting Of
the delegations which will exceed 100000
forms,
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LONDON, March 2,-The French schoon.
er Fleur de la Mer hiss ioundored of tho
Ialaud Of Cayenne. Sixty passengers we're
drowned.
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Fl. r.MOSROE, Va, March IA ere in
Hampton this morning destroyed the
Nonse Of Thomas Jones, coloTed. Two
mall children psrished In the flames.
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orxCINEATI, March 9.-Tho dsCision Of
Messrs. Carlton and Mcclure. general
executives, who have been studying the
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Chs qnteli9etrrtr,
:ose.i So.. ss aud ~ Fourteenth street.
,hou!d be well protected. The ar
-.~snt ia ias! as strong in favor OF wool.

rgr Waya and Means Committee ia
.,arinp a little game on the sol! steel men,
TS: Tn' lree traders have no thought oi
'.,,iry t1 the incresse 90 through.
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The RecruitinE work In Now York,

NEW YoRk, March 2.-Ths work OF res
CruIting engineers and flremen for the
places OF the strikers on the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy railroad, still pro,
grssses at 6l Broadway. About 100 men
q day have been engaged since Monday
and the work will probably 90 on to.mor.
row and the greater part Of next week.
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Kicking Against tho Conductors

ST. LOUIS, No., March 2.-word comes
from Quincy, Ill, where the situation is
unchanged, that the strikers are kicking
against the conductors who have been
running engines.
A report comes from Hannibal, No.,
that seven enginns have already been
sent to the shops for repairs, their aues
having been burned out by incompetent
engineers and iFemep,
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-- -
A Dog Who Wore Spectacles.

from tEc JcWGlCf weekly.
An Opticau-I was told, some time ago, the
following remarkable story Of a Kentucky dog that
had become almost totally blind. The sound Of the
horn no longer aroused his blood and while the
other dogs ofthe house went forth eagerly to the
hunt the old afflicted animal remained behind, sad
and discouraged.
While at play one day, some children, who knew
the poor bruJes nfrmity, placed upon his nose q
pair of common specacles, the glasses Of which
happened 10 be very strong. The dog at once Gwoke
from his stupor ami showed his pleasure in unIniS
taxable signs The glasses were thereupon adjusted
in the best possible manner as 10 remain on the
rcjuycnated animal nose.
The next morning he started of to the hunt with
the other dogs ana soon It was be who led the pack
Bat unfortunately his srectaces brushed up agains
q bush and were torn from their resting place, The
Oil dog allowed the others 10 pass him, and then
picking up the glasses he carried them 10 his mas
ter to have them Icadjusted.
The dog is now q confined spectacle wearer. 50
much so that when any one attempts to remove his
goggles, he becomes very SAVAGE
Perfection is attained m Dr. saso's Catarrh
Remedy.