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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-04
-WIllrE CAlSr IN ClllO.


A Citizen Badly UsOd Up for Alleged OF
fcnses Against society.
Special Disyaieh TO he Lislil0zleer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Dec. 3.-For q
long time It has been rumored that Q
band OF the notorious "White Caps
who have been committing criminal acts
in Furnishing innocent men and violators
Of the law in the southern part Of this
State, had been organized in this county.
The report has received no credence
here until last week, when word was
sent here from Salineville to the effect
that James Wycol, u resident Of near
that place, had been seized by Il company
of men styling themselves the "White
Caps" and completely disguised, taken
to the woods near by and given hard
whipping and thick coat OF tar and
feathers, ior alleged criminal acts Wy
coli mad committed. Some time since
the latter was Gust of by his respectable
wife, aud divorce was granted her in
tic courts OF this county. OF late,
charges have been made that Wycotr
bus been making himself nuisance by
Itrilling with married women sntieetionS,
and that he has been forcing his atten-
.ioas upon Mrs. Wright, of Wettsyille,
IN spite OF all the woman and her hus-
band could do 10 prevent it. Upon the
strength OF the latter charge, the "Whitc
Caps" seized Mr., Wycolr and treated
him in the manner referred to. He is
said to be In a critical condition from the
effects OF his punishnent.
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A VERY LIVELY GIRL
Ida voEAn Jailed at Oauton-nsr Career ,
N Thief

Ida VoEAn Jailed ut Cauton-Her Career A.
n Thief.
CANTON, o., Dec, &--lda Vogan, who
was arrested al steubenville several
days ago, was brought to Canton to-day
and placed in Jail to await trial for grand
larceny,
Miss Vogan has been concerned in
numerous robberics, She wa iailed ior
robbing the reqidepOe OF frank Mann,
in whose family she was eoverness, but
was let Oh with light punishment owing
to her youth. She lias also been con.
nected with an ciopement, and once
stole horse and buggy which was sub.
seluently returned Ia the owner.
lda'g lates. HdvehtITe whs stealing
eighty dollars worth Of jewelry from The
residence Of George Yost, Of Massillon,
for which she was arrested and will
probably be seq. 10 the penitentinry,
She is u years old. Her parents live at
New Lisbon. p
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BETROTHED 10 A PRINCE.


a baltimore IIcau,y to Marry PrIncc PIES.
In PRris.
BALTrMoRE, Dee. 3.-The announces
ment by cable OF tho engagement of
Prince Plesp, of the German embassy at
Paris, to a Baltimore lady, was some
what of n surprise to her friends and rel
asives in this city. The young lady in
question is Miss Bessie Woodville, who.
although BaItimorean, has been liyinls
in France for number Of years. Tho
young lady at present is living with her
mother at Bairfitz, France.
She was one of the most beautiful of
Baltimore's famous beauties, and whom
she went to Paris she created quite n
flrore, and much was written and gaid
about her beauty. Her father was the
late Il. Cation Woodville, noted artist
who married Miss Mary Bucl;ler, Iaucli,
ter Of the late DR.. John Buckler, oue Of
the leading physicians OF this city. She
has many relatives residing in this CITY,
and, naturally, the news OF her engage.
ment to tho Prince has caused much
talk among them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-04
INDIANA ELECTION FRAUDS.
Tho Republicans of IiooSisrdOm Hope
There VIII bo nn Investigation.

Tho Republicans OF IiooSisrdOm Hope
There VIII bo an Investigation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-There is more
newspaper than Congressional talk about
the proposed investigation by commit
tee of the present House into the elec-
ton methods recently practiccd in In
diana. There is no likelihood that the
House of Representatives will order an.
Investigation. General Browne and
other Republicans from the State say
they would welcome with open arms an
investigation, such as has been proposed,
aud that they have no doubt the best
citizens in all parties would be very glad
to see an investigation conducted. The
General says he would like TO have the
committee sit for some time in Indians
polls and look into the conduct OF the
Deputy United States Marsh@ls ut the
polls in that city on the 9th Of November
last, and he would want special atten-
ton directed to the wholesale challeng.
ing BY Democrats Of legal voters and tue
Wholesale threats made against good citi-
Zens who swore in or offered TO swear in
legal voters. He wants an investigation
into the buIldeSing and the use Of money
by the Democrats. There will be no oh
sirurtion made by Indiana Republicans
to amy proposition to make inquiry into
the recent elections in their State, even
BIZ Democratic committee oil Demo.
cratic House OF Congress.
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ATLANTA, Dec. S.-sonator Ingalls, in
an interview with a correspondent oil
the Constitution, expresses some cAafac,
lerlstic Views on what he calls the iata, "a,
problem in the South, He thinks i viii
remain the important question In Amer, n 81,
lean politics for ct least generfftIl.on fI.Nl
yet, and that the dangers o. the n Mili.Ss Ij
will become intensified as the negro ad'
yanees in education and the acquire
ment Of property. He fears terrible IaGI IGIIi
conflicts in HE future, hut says that ~
movements 10 eliminate the negro In
politics must fall,
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'FonoSro, nec. Sporty thousand nor
sons gave William o'Conpor a reception
here tonight that eclipsed the one given
to Hanian on his return from the Amcri-
can centennial. Standing on ton of n
huge structure laden with torch
bearers and Ragq, and drawn
by four horses, and preserving
his equilibrium by resting his hand o5
a cross formed by oars, O'ConnOr Was
kept constantly busy dotling his hat in
response TO tho deaieniRg piaudits that
greeted him. He was presented with
an address, u cheek i6r $1,000, aud a
purse containing 900 In gold.
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TlIE sNOors MuRpER TRIAL



sent Witness Causes Recess.
Special Dispatch 10 he IatoliVsHop,
CAMBRIDGE, o., Dec. 3.-The trial Of
the case OF Ohio vs.. Anna Shoots for the
poisoning OF her daughter Carrie, in
July, 1887, which was reviewed in to.
days INTrLMoESckR, began in the
Guernsey Common Pleas Court this
morning, with Judge Campbell on the
bench. Appreciated in these dispatches
there was no great difficulty in securing
Jury, the first panel OF thirty.six drawn
out oftb box not being exhausted. The
following Jury was impanelled at three
o'clock: Samuel Danford, Hugh Miller,
George Alhaugh, Henry Webster, Il. L.
Spencer, Valentine Jackman, George
Clark, Wm. Jones, Simeon A. Frisbee,
J. D. Fulton, James Henderson, Samuel
Carter. The jury was not sworn, the
defense objecting to proceeding with
the trial until one Of their important
witnesses can be brought into court.
An attachment was issued for him and
the court took u recess until Tuesday
morning pending its return:
The State is represented by Prosecu'
tor S. NJ. Vim, ex-Prosecutor Power
and Judge L. W. Matthews. The de-
Tense is conducted by Train & Durham
and Hon. Frank Southland, assisted by
NJ. r. Patterson, Esq. One Of the most
important witnesses for the State, DR.. A.
l.. Jackson, Of Chardrow, Neb., arrived
to-day. He was the attending physician
OF little Carrie Shoots during her last
illness. The jury is in charge of the
Sheriff during the recess OF court, and is
not permitted to separate. The accused,
with her husband and three-months.old
baby, was in the court room during the
day and manifested no especia! concern
in what was going on. The court room
rna rrnMlnl nil hnY i
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BERLIN, Dee. 3.-The Cologne Gd;ttc
declares that the diplomatic relations
between Russia and Persia threaten TO
become strained almost to the point Of
breaking, owing to the ascendoncy Of
England in Persia, from military stand
point as well as commercially. II is
asserted that the Shah has refused an
excquatur TO n Russian Consul at Mes
ched, where an English Consul has long
been stationed.
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SAN FRANcTco, Dec, 3,-Adviccs
from Peru received by the Panama strait
report terrible atrocities committed in
the interior country by Indians. The
curate Of Mogaro Was shot and beaten TO
death with sticks and stones, and when
his old mother interfGrCd she was shot
and her head cut of. Another woman
who tried TO save her was also killed.
AT Lapseca street riot occurred, owing
TO an attempt to head n movement for
Camacho the revolutionist leader. In
the indtscriminate firing by Govern
ment troops 1877 men, women and chill
drcn werekilled aud sixty wounded.
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A MANAGES BRIDE.
Strange Marriage of n LuuatIc and Mys.
teIinnn llpnde.

tehous BiOnde.
UTICA, n. y, Dec. Son Saturday
afternoon, November "A, carriage call
ed ut the residence OF Rev, W. r. Grit
tiths, and a gentleman was driven to No.
5 Walker Etreet, whcrc a couple were
waiting to be married.
The room was neat in appearance, but
somewhat dark. Besides the contract.
ing parties there were two witnesses
present. All had the appearance of be.
ing respectable people. The bridegroom
had the pallor of a sick man on his cheek,
and the bride was blonde of good fea-
lures, well dressed and quite prepossess-
ing. No peculiarly that could arouse
the suspicion Of the minister was detect
ed, and they were married.
The groom wrote IS name as Horace
Faulkner, and gave his age rs iorty.one.
The bride signed as Mrs, Churchill, age
twenty-nine years, daughter Of Richard
Lee. l.. Sheanes and 7. Hayward were
the names signed Us witnesses.
II is now learned that the groom,
Horace Faulkner, is hopelessly insane
and has been an inmate OF the State I.u-
matte Asylum since September ., 1895.
He has two sisters residing in Fort
Plain, who have visited him frequently.
II was by representing herself as sister
to the patient that Mrs, Churchill man.
aged to get him outside OF the asylum
Tor q drive and had the marriage cere.
mOny performed. The following Mon
day she called at the asylum again and
asked to visit his room. DR.. Wagner be-
came suspicious, sent for Mrs. Churchill
and questioned her. She stated that she
was Faplkner's wife, and that she had
the certificate that would prove 1t. She
said she had been married to him three
years, but wanted the fact kept secret
until she should elect 10 divulge il.
Mrs. Churchill's attorney, Mr.. Bar
rows, knew nothing OF the matter until
after the marriage by Rev. Mr., Griffith
had been performed. Since then he has
seen and examined the papers aud mar
riage certificate Of Mrg. Churchill, and
has looked UP the law ON the subject,
and is Of the firm opinion that at the
proper time sl-e will DO able to eStablish
herself Us the lawful and legal wife Of
Faulkner,
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ASrurder Mystery.

ELLESDALE, OAK, Dee, 8.-Charlcs
Brown, a young farmer living a few
miles west Of town, disappeared last
week. He had quarrcled with Frank
Warne, farmer and blacksmith, whom
he accused Of detrauding him Of d guam
tity OF wheat. Warne has been arrested
ON suspicion OF murder. To-day two
bloody coats, ono belonging to Brown
and the 0therto Warne, were found in n
stable. There is talk Of lynching Warne,
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RNOCKlNG AT THE DOORS.
a Mass Meeting in Nnrth Dakota to Devise
NIsanH for AdnIIs.Ion.

AttthhN AHt
JAMEsrowN, DAE., Dec. "a mass
convention OF North Dakota people will
be held in'this city Wednesday to devise
some method to obtain speedy admis.
sioh into tho Union. This is the fret
movement in North Dakota for state.
hood and the convention promises ia
be an enthusiastic and representative
gathering. 1t will probably call con,
stitutional convention, which will pre-.
pare statehood machinery and North
Dakota may be ready for admission. 1t
will consider projects OF issuing a call
for an inter.territorial convention Of the
four Northwestern Territories, two Da.
kotas, Montana and Washington, which
shall result in united demand for nd
mission into the Union. Another mat
ter to be considered is the passage OF u
memorial for the next session OF Con-
gress for the purpose Of admitting these
territories. The matter OF admitting
North Dakota under the name OF Lin
coin has been agitated lately and will be
for the ratification Of the mass
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BuRSrLNG pAM
Suddenly Floods siine-WorIsmsn for Ten
Hour Stand In Water,

suddenly EluOus u miho-WOrkmen Tor Ten
Hour Stand In Water.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Dec. 3.-The mines
Of the Rockhill Coal Company at Rob-
ertsdale, this county, became flooded
soon after the miners had entered upon
their work. There were one hundred
aud fifty men in the mines at the time,
and the rushing waters swept them be-
fore it to the other end OF the mines,
where they were imprisoned for ten
hours in water reaching to their chins.
Their escape from the mouth Of the
mines was cut of by the incoming tide.
which had burst n dam above the mines,
sweeping everything before it. The
volume OF water thus suddenly liberated
covered an area of forty acres to depth
of five feet. Through excavations the
current of water was turned from the
mines, and after ten hours of intense
suffering the imprisoned miners were
liberated. The company's loss is very
great.
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NEw YoRE, Dec. S.-Jpsticc Reach, In
Supreme Court circuit to-day, directed !
a verdict of Sis,79O for the plaintiff IN
the suit Of W. II. NJ. Sanger against So,,
mour, Baker ( Co., stosk 1S broi.S:y, .ey'
sangersuesior SO, 900 damages for breScS II
OF contract, claiming that the jeisnJan. iJ"g'l
has failed to fulfill an agreement ~ ,'u%n o,n
ploy him rs their manager at the iiha
marie Hotel for four years at a salarv y,
81 900 per month. The defense @ was Il Ul =,
Sanger threatened to prefer v cI,,nos ,nSs
against the hFm % the New YORK StScI. Sys
Exchange and that the agreement t'UvS UaS
signed by them under duress, " ''
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1t was an unusually full Senate that
responded to President pro ten ingalls,
cali to order at 10 o'clock to-day. At
that time ali the galleries were full ex-
cept the Presidents and the diplomatic
department's, the latter containing only
one Of tho under secretaries Of the Aus.
trim legation and three lady friends.
The desk OF the presiding officer was
decorated by very handsome pyramid
bonuet, and Senators Bl0dgett, Daniel,
purh. Voorhees, and Beck had before
them NATURES embems ni the esteem OF
friends. Not flower bloomed on the
Republican side ofthe chamber
As the minute hand overlook the hour
indicator on the dial OF the clock facing
him, MIR. Ingalls, let fall the gayei and
Chaplain Butler opened the proceedings
with PRAYER. He returned thanks for
the bountiiul blessings, vouchsaied the
land in ils material interests, and re-
mpmbered PreBident-elect Harrison IN
Ills petition, One Of the Senators who
oonid not be distinguished In the throng,
Joined with the Chaplain In repeating
the Lords prayer at the close.
\ fcw minutes were spent in greetings
omonc the Senators and then Senator
Sherman offered the usual resolution
thnt The Secretary notify the House that
the Senate is ready to proceed to busi-
ncss The resolution was adopted, as
wns also one offered by Mr. Merrill, ior
tho Hnpoln,ment oia committeeto notify
the President tiat the Senate was ready
10 receive any communication he may
have to make.
Siessn. Morrill, and; saulsburyscomi-
posed this committee. Mr.. Cameron oil,
ierqd n resolution that the Senate meet
daily until further ordered at : p M
Al ia:47, onmotion Of Mr.. sheTinsn,
Tho Senate took 4 recess for half an hour
Al the conclusion OF the recess the
usnnl message from the House, apnoun,
cling the facts Of being in session and oi
Ne having appointed committee %
wait upon the President, was received
Il having been deliyeredin consequence
OF the recess. -.
the committee to wait upon the tTesl,
dent TO the effect that 1t had Periorme,Gi
tint duty, and that the President would
communicate Immediately: Then Tue
Presidents message was delivered by
Mr., Pruden, one OF his secretaries, ahe
NIT. Cook, the Secretary ot the sena'e
proceeded to read II.
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NEw YORG, Dec. "Pbilo DAILY, the
well known sporting man, was the vic
tim Of nm attempt at forcible cx.ortion
this afternoon. There was woman, a
Miss Abbie Stanton, in the case. She
Is "drcssmaker' on Fourth avenue.
In response to a letter from Miss Stanton
Daiy went to her house this afternoon
While there two men sprang from an-
other room upon him and demanded his
money. In the course oil u. struggle.
Daley was shot In the temple aud slight
ly wounded. DAILY had $1,000 in money
and 100000 in bonds on his person. Tie
dressmakers in the house were arrested
but deny any completely in tho case.
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DETECTIVES AT WORK.
They Are Certain tho Calume. and HCeln
Mine Was Fired.

Ihey Are CortHin tho Calumet aud HCcln
Mine Was Fired.
IsnPEMNa, Men, Dec. Detectives
arc working on the incendiary case OF
the Calumet and Hecla copper mine.
As bell rope was cut and the water
pipe was disconnected, there is no doubt
that the mine was fired. A short time
before the fire the company adopted n
system OF givinga number to every'miner
and operator on entering the mine, and
requiring the same on reappearing at the
surface. 1t is therefore quite certain that
the mine was fired by some one employ
cd by the company. The fire is still burn.
ing fiercely.
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WILKrsBARRr, PAa pee. ga dis.
aStrous collision between two freight
trains on Che New Jersey Central railroad
occurred this morning near Richards
switch about eight miles from here. Be.
sides the complete wrecking Of the en-.
gine and several cars one man was killed
outright and one fatally injured, while
another is still in the wreGi.
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ISpI4SAPotls, ISn, Dec. a. Tho
Presldcnt-elect had a quiet day and was
at work in his library most OF the time.
Gen. james I.ongstrcet, Of Georgia, ac.
companied by Hon. Il. A. Angler, OF
Atlanta, and L. @. Atkins, Of this city,
were among the callers upon General
Harrison this afternoon. When asked
what the South wanted, the veteran
laughingly replied; "The South wants
everything. II wants the earth, ifitc
get it, But it wants more than anything
else, good, honest and friendly spirit
manifested toward it. We simpl v want
To be treated kindly and considerably"
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WAsHlSaroY, D, g., Ike. s.-Tbe
Court Of Claims to-day gave judgment
for sl3,S3O in favor OF Col. John S. Mos.
by, late United States Consul General 10
China, This sum represents fees Tor is.
sHi4G eeftiiiraies 10 Chinse immigrants
to the United States, etc, collected In LIE lie
official capacity and for which the o "ca
counting officers q the Treasury refused
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BELGRADE, Dec. 3.-King Milan has
issued q final decree that the Queens
name hcncefortll shall be addressed us
Madame Natalie DcKeeseko.
All OF the presents given by cx.Queen
Natalie TO King Milan have been re-
turned and 100000 francs have been
placed at her disposal in the Bank OF
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A Condensation from tho OniCiai poeu'
mcnt Sent TO Congress.
To NE cougrct, d ;ls Uaiiei states
AS YOU assemble for the discharge oi
the duties you have assumed us the rep
resentatives of free and generous peo-
ple. YOUR meeting is marked by an inter
,stinc and impressive incident. With
the expiration Of the present session oil
tbe Congress, the first century Of gu,
constitutional existence IS q nation wn
Sc conplcted. Our survival for one
hundred years Is not sufficient to assure
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PARKgRsBuRG NEWS.


Special DiSpdich 10 he LhtoltgSHe1.
PAREERsDURG, W. VA, Dec. S.-The
Tucker House, at Burning Springs,
owned and managed by h. C. Tucker,
was entirely destroyed by fire last night,
nothing but an organ and Il sewing ma
chine being saved from the disaster.
There was no insurance. The loss is
one thousand dollars.
Luther Ogden, n youngriver man, and
son.in-iaw of Rev. II. Ii. Miles, one Of
the best known Methodist preachers in
this part OF the State, was arrested TO-
day at Racine, Ohio, for robbing the
postotliCe at that place. He was caught
in the office.
Van Wells, the third OF the gang on
trial for robbing the Ohio River railroad
Office ut Beiieviiie, was found guilty to-
day. The fourth and last, John White
head, confessed. They will all be sem
fenced Wednesday. Their names are
William Pease, Jesse Anderson, Van
Wells and John Whitehead.
A telegram has been received from
Charleston saying that the Court OF Ap.
peats has rendered an important deci-
sion in the case OF ]. v. Rathbone, A.
I. Clark ei al, against the ParEersburg
Gas Company and its President, G. S.
Despard. Messrs. Rathbonc, Clark and
Others are members OF the Gas company,
and they succeeded in getting Mr. 7. A.
Cole appointed receiver by Judge j. NJ.
Jackson. The case was at once appeal
cd, aud the Supreme Court rcverseS
Judge JacksOn's decision and dismisses
the case. Hutchinson and jackson are
attorneys for the Gas company and Van
Winkle d Amble for the complainants.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson left to-day
again for Charleston, being called by |
to protect tine Republican in. !
terests there in the courts.
Judge j. NJ. Jackson, 1t is said, still |
claims his election, but nobody knows
On what grounds. He will probably go
% the House with his case.
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PrrrsHuRGn, Dec. 3.-The Chronicle
Telegraph to-day prints tho statement
that it Is reported upon apparently good
authority that Vanderbilt, II. McTwom-
bley and Christopher Mayors have sold
their interest in the South Pennsylvania
Railroad Company TO Andrew Carnegie.
1t is not known whether he IL going to
finish the road Or sell it 10 the Pennsyl-
yania,
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A sD,nIIKnocI,-Dowu.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. S.-There was a
small strike at the ore docks on the
river to-day, a. hEndred lumber shov.
ers agreed to take the places of the
strikers and several OF them were
knocked down. There has been o re-
duction OF wages and about 100 work.
men are idle. Ihe lumber showers
Joined the strikers.
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THE VATICAN DENIES IT.
Cardinal Gibbons Not Instructed to Con-
rrntrInte GennrnI Hnrriaon.

BosroS, Dec. SIN relation to the
Rome dispatch, stating that Cardinal
Gibbons had been instructed by the
Pope to congratulate General Harrison
ON his election, on the ground that Cath.
ollie interests in America would be safe
under his administration, a special cable
TO the Boston Pilot says:
"ThC Vatican to-day firmly denies the
report relating to General Harrison's
election. The report as reproduced
here produced q painful impression,
The Vatican denies 1t, and declares that
the Pope never interieres in national
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