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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
STATION HOUSES BURNED.
The HouSatonio Railroad Company very
Great Loser,

| NEpN AVapFe
NoRwALE, Or, May 2S,-The passen
ger station, freight houses and immense
wharves Of the HousatoniC railroad a
Wilson's Point, were burned early thii
morning aud the loss will be abou
100000,
At 3 o'clock while steyedores werC
loading the steamer Leievre, for New
York, q lantern was overturned on bale
Of jute and the flames spread SO rapid,
that the workmen were obliged to flee
for their lives. In less than five min,
utes the main freight house was on fire
at every point, and the flames spread tc
the passenger station adjoining, The
fierce northerly gale which prevailed
drove the flames through the station,
and iorty.three freight cars with CON
tents were soon blazing tlercely.
An engine and flat cars were sent 10
Norwalk from South Norwalk, but when
tile steamer arrived every building was
level with the dock, and the flames were
devouring the dock timbers at an as.
founding rate. The New England Ter
minal Company's big steamer, Cape
Charles, was moorel at the dock, and
was In great peril for while, but the
cables were cut and she drifted slowly
out Of danger. The Leievre had steam
up, and made good her escape without
injury, The loss to the Housatonic rail.
road Is very serious, as absolutely moth.
ing was saved but the floating dock,
which had not yet been used. The com.
pany had spent many thousands OF dol
lars at Wilson'S Point, and was doing a
large freight business there.
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PREspYTRRIAN AssEMBLY.
Yesterdays ProosSdipgS-Th Home Mis-
sion Committss's Report,


New YoRE, May 2S,-The subject Q
"foreign correspondence" was taken u
by the Presbyterian General Assembl,
to-day. Rev. DR., Clark, Of the Reform
ed Church, Philadelphia, spoke Of tn
work done in foreign lands by th
Church. The Moderator thanked DF
Clark for his attendance and expressed
the hope that he would live to see thl
day when the Reformed aud Pres
byterian Churches would walk togeth
er, They were both CalYinistic ant
preached good doctrines, Rev, Mr.
Prochet OF the Waldensian Church, II
Rome, made O strong appeal to the As
sembly for MD for tho Presbyterian
Church In Italy,
The report Of the Committee on Edu'
cation was presented by Rev, George T.
Puryes, OF Pittsburgh, The report shows
that because OF a want OF funds to edu'
cate young men for the ministry aa un'
usually large number Of churches are
without pastors, The Rev. DR., Ferry, ol
Illinois, and Rev, DR., Poor, Secretary oI
the Board OF Education, spoke on the
report. The burden Of their remarks
was that money must be had or the work
OF educating young men will be seriously
affected.
The report OF the Committee on Con-
ference on Fraternal Cooperation in
Christian Work with the Southern
Church was called up, The report says
that the committees Of both churches
8greed upon cooperation in foreign
mission work. Cooperation In the
home field, and reference to cooperation
in the eyangelizatlon OF the colored peo,
pie recommended that the relations OF
the colored people in both churches DO
allowed 10 remain In statu quo, the work
among them to proceed on the same
lines as before; that the sympathy oil
both churches be extended toward the
evangelization OF the Colored race; and
that work undertaken by the Southern
Assembly such rs the Tuscaloosa lnsti'
tute for the education Of Colored minis.
ters be mutually recommended
The part OF the report relative 10 co.
operation In the foreign mission work
was passed. The second part on CO..
operation In the home field was opposed
by Rev. John Fox, who held that the
Northern church had already proposed
marriage to the Southern church
and was rejected, and that the part Of
the report under discussion bound them
too close to and with tho South.
Dr.. O. L. Thompson said 1t would be
an economy OF men and means II the
report was adopted.
Messrs. Curry and Fulton, Of Ken.
lucky, opposed the resolutions.
Rev DR., Crosley supported the report;
"One OF the grounds OF complaint
against It," he said, "is that tho North
ern church has more money than the
church, and that therefore the
Southern church would reap a greater
by this union, This ought TO
be source OF qualification to us rather
than OF complaint"
A vote was taken and the first two
clauses OF the report pp Home Missions
were carried. Tie third qEd fourth
clauses were then considered and car
ried, The question Of cooperation In
the eyangeliSation OF the colored people
was next taken up, but tho hour Of al.
iournment having arrived " was post.
poned.
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A BOLD MUTlNEER
A Drunken Man mud n Broadax Cause Trou
BILE OH n 81 enmsr.

'
BILE OH n 81 enmer.
NEW YoRR, May GAS the revenue
cutter Manhattan was cruising over the
anchorage ground near the Narrows,
yesterday, her Gtteptiop was attracted
to signals Of distress from the british
steamer LlandsT City,
That vessel was steaming slowly down
past Tompkinsville, and when she got
the Manhattan alongside, stopped Iler
engines, and q Lieutenant from the rev.
enue cutter jumped aboard, He was
grasped by at excited knot Of men who
held man securely ironed, both at
wrists and ankles.
whats tho trouble here?" demanded
the boarding officer.
"Mutlny, sir" came the response from
the British captain, who now stepped
forward aud introduced himself as Gap.
tain Green. tfphIs man, sIrl said tie
captain, "has interfeted with tho naH
CATION Of the ship. He has Just made az
attempt 10 clear the bridge, and as he
rushed up, swinging a broadAx about hiI
head, he CAME pretty near accomplish
Ing II, We hav6 succeeded, however, II
getting him In irons, and now reques
you 70 hand hlm over 10 the Ruthorl
lies.n
Capt. Tozler, Of the Manhattan, direct
cd the master Of tho LANDAU City Y
make Out written statement Of the cir
cumstanCes, This was coupled with tn
pilots agreement 10 represent the steam
or In the prosecution, The exeCutlv
officer Of the Manhattan was directed b.
Capt, ToAier 10 takO charge ol tue prll
oner, and tho Manhattan landed tho ihu
tlneer at Pier A, wherO he was take
charge Of by the police.
The LlandaG City was loaded wit
cattle destined for Bristol, Eng, and Vi
mutineeF was one Of q tiulnpBt Of zoe
engaged 10 take charge Of tile CattlI
Notwithstanding the general lmptesslo
aboard the Manhattan that thp tlBn wF
IN a condition bordering on dellriur
lremenB, O yeilaCatIon Of this would ten
10 lessen but little the seriousness ol III
charge made against the prisoner.
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UNWORTHY or DENIAL.
4 Ridiculous story Concorning Alleged Dis
EeuaIuuS In tho Cabinet.

4 Ridiculous story ConcSrning Alleged Dis.
senslouS In the Cabinet.
WAsHlNGroS, D. O., May 23.-When
Private Secretary Haltord was shown the
story published by several Democratic
papers alleging that there was trouble
in the Cabinet, he laughed very heartily
and remarked: "The President has al-
ways taken the ground that he papnot
undertake 10 deny newspaper publloa.
tons, and l am quite suro that he will
not deViate from that rule"
During the course OF further convor-
sation Mr.. HaliOrd made statements
which left the reported trouble without
the slightest foundation and finally
pronounced 1t an "unmitlgsLed false.
hood from beginning to end. While
Mr.. HalEonl was being interviewed,
efforts were being made to obtain state;
ments from the RecrstRries mentioned
in the article, namely; MessFs. Proctor,
Blaine and Window. AT the Arlington
Hotel II was learned that Secretary
Proctor left here on Saturday last To go
10 his home in Vermont. lie has not
been in the city since that day and was
not ut the Cabinet maeting yesterday.
Secretary Blaine was not at bone this
eveningwhen your representative called
to sec him. Walker Blaine gave . short,
sharp answer 10 q query concerning the
rumored resignation Of the Secretary.
The question was sent In to him on q
card, and he returned the card With tue
word "Nonsense" printed across It's face
In bold, black letters.
Secretary Window was seen at his
home on Connecticut avenue, He pro-
nounced the story ridiculous. "There
Is not a bit OF truth in it." he said.
"Has there been any difference OF
opinion between you aud the President
In relation TO appointments, or aRy COM
plant OF delays In filling places in your
Department."
@Eot in the slightest" said tho secre-
tary. "There Las been post perfect har.
mony In the Cabinet. There Is no truth
In this story. ! don't know how 70
make my denial Of II strong enough.
There is not even enough foundation
for the Imagination OF liar to build
upon.n
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LONDON, May 2S.-The cutter valkyrie
to-day competed in a race against tho
Trek aud Yarana. The proposed course
was from Gravesend around the Mouse
light ship and back. Owing to
the absence Of wind, however,
they only went to the More
and back. The finish was drifting
match. The Valkyrie won easily. To.
days race proved an infinitely bet
ter test Of the Yalkyrie than Wednes.
days race, which was virtually over
the same course. The valkyrie's per.
formance was greeted with hearty
cheers by the spectators on tho
committee boat, who expressed great
confidence in her future. Tho ValEyrie
was exceptionally smart in weathering
steamer IN h the More, not yard being
wasted. The day was supposed 10 be In
favor OF the Yarana, but the wind was
lightand variable and afforded no chance
Of showing her best qualities.
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INC raIyne.Inn. .oynlnIn OolII.Ien.

QUEnEc, May g3.-The steamer Poly
neslan which was in collision with the
steamer Cynthia yesterday morning Is
moored at Allan's wharf here. She pre-
sented q shattered appearance. Her
starboard bow from the upper deck
down to the keel, for q distance OF about
twenty feet aft, Is completely gone. The
tide is tlowingin and out OF her fore com.
partments, which is filed with water.
Tie cargo In that portion OF the vessel,
which consisted Of lard in barrels, he's
tloated out. The vessels salvation Is
attributed to her splendidly built iron
bulk heads. Just above the large gap
in her side were the dayits oil the unfor-
tunate Cynthia. 1t will take consider
ablO time to repair the damage, us the
stern is smashed and the cargo will have
TO be discharged and the vessel placed
in dock. The Deputy Port Warden has
examined the vessel, but whatever
recommendations he made have not
been given to the public. Capt. Wylie
did not wish 10 make IN extended state~
ment, us all would be told when the
official investigation into the collision Ia
held.
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Maud atlii,

oncAoo, May 2S,-ThO North Side ca
bic went on another tear yesterday. II
occurred atNG time when the passenger
traffic was the heaviest. Between I and
) o'clock ili tho morning, the rope parted
with a sudden snap that brought oil the
cars on tho line 10 a stand still. The
train was full Of heavily loaded cars,
When the passengers realized what had
happened, there was q storm Of lndlgna
ton.
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Its reported that Mex eesport, Pa, Is
anxious to get into the Tri.state league.
The three games To be played here
with Canton next week should be llher.
ally patrpnlzed.
Tho fat mems club and the lean mems
club, two hase ball organizations that
have been formed In Fulton, have ar.
ranged 10 play game next Sunday after.
noon. 1t will probably be a Corker.
The Mansfield management has laid
OFF Wilson, It's second 6aseman, without
pay, for Indifferent playlngand attempt.
Ing 10 create dissenson among the play.
ers. His last act was 10 try 10 organize a
strike on Manager Mersel. His nlaoo
has been filed by Roger Carey, a New
Yorker with a iuirly good record. Mans.
field will have q good team II II can, last
long enough. The old adagO runs 10 Tie
effect that when at tho worst a1aira Sill
mend, and II would seem 10 be about
time for the cloud Of gloom To III from
Mansfield, s0H.Y l'i =
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Lieutenant Browns Friends TAX
ing Very Active Steps
TO SECURE HIM RECOGNITION
For Ills Brave Conduct In Samoan
Waters, by Requesting tho West
Virginia Legislature TO Pre-
sent Him With u Sword.
spteial pi.palch % Me InlelIlomeer.

WASHINGTON, D, O., May y2s.-A move
msnt has been started in the Navy De
partment, and among the prominent
West YirgInians in Washington, looking
to the introduction and passage OF q
resolution in the West Virginia LegIsla-
ture, providing for the purchase Of a
handsome sword to be presented to
Lieutenant Il. NJ. G, Brown, OF the
United States Steamer Trenton, which
went down in Apia harbor Of Samoa,
US mark OF appreciation for his valor
and sagacity in saving the lives Of
those under bis command. Lieutenant
Brown, 1t Is hardly necessary to say, is
q West virginian and son.In.law Of ex-
Senator II, G, Davis,
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MALTRRAFED INSANE.
The Cook County Asylum Management
Gets a Tough Deal.

CHICAGO, May 2s,-Dr, Cleyenger wa
on the stand to-day in the Insane Asy
lum investigation.
"Pay is an object at the asylum" he
said, "and It attracts toughs and Toughs
It ought to be cut down so as to get the
medical students and those anxious 10
learn TO be attendants, At one time DR.,
kirnan made q rule that all bruises and
injuries inflicted on the patients must
be dressed at once. Tie attendants
went on strike Immediately, They
could not be bothered with SO much
work, DR., Kirnan also refused at one
time to allow the employees access to the
liquor room, and the engineer became
very angry and threatened to kick the
door down, It was no use to discharge
attendants when incompetent, They
would come around next day and brag
that they could not be discharged, and
that they had more influence than the
superintendent"
"Did the attendants undertake 10 ad.
minister medicine as it suited themP"
OnI yes lney shYe tne heeplHg po'
tions whenever they wanted TO, DR.,
kirnan altered this, aud made himself
very unpopular"
GLOW about the expensiYeness Of the
Cook County asylum Us compared with
the State institutional"
VI think that in the State institutions
the rate Is about S. per capita per month,
while in Cook county 1t was at least $l9,
and 1t has run as high as $50 per capita"
With 1900 patients in Kankakee, the
liquor bills amount to 500 or $500 a
year, Here, with a community ofnever
over 600people, the same bills amounted
to 5000 or $1,000. The excessive cost
was due to stealings."
"What about rats out there?"
"There were rats, mice, and all kinds
of yermin, large and small cock roach
ss, lice, bed bugs, ETC., ETC., out there"
"Where We're they-in the walls"
lsked the court.
"WelI, your honor, 1t is hard to say
where they were not, DR.. Kirnan tried
or month 10 get fine tooth combs, but
he County board couldn't spare the
money from whisky bills"
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Tho UrAullne Convent C6intitroyersy

PlrrsDuRon, Pa. May 98.-The amica.
Bile settlement Of the trouble existing for
a long time between the Sisters in the
Ursuline Convent Of this city; is antiCl,
pated In q few days. Bishop Ryan, oi
Philadelphia, has been here for the past
week investigating the grievances. He
has full power to act and matters will be
arranged before he leaves the city next
Monday. II Is understood that the Ave
dissatisfied sisters will be allowed q Ger.
tain amount Of money, said to be more
than $4,000, and as Boon Us II is paid
they Will sail for France, never 10 return
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NEw YoRK, May 23,-Tho greatest
monetary prize Of the spring racing
season, the great American stakes, worth
$4,000 10 thU winner, waA decided AZ
Gfayesend this afternoon, and ". Carlo,
the crack two.yearold, owned by banker
August Belmont, and ridden BY CARR.
son, was the victor Fourteen horhes
started, i've iuflongs. 81, Carlo won by
nearly three lengths In / 1921, BAllAtat
second and TOtso third,
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TO w Hanged Tor iilEhwny itobbsry

DiRNiSunAM, ALA. May ga.-1n the
Criminal Court to-day Minnie Moses,
Color0d, was sentenced 10 DO hanged
June ~ iOr highway robbery, Not d
muscle Of Tho woman's face moved as she
heard tho sentenced pronounced, aud
SHE returned 70 her seat as ttnmoy6d "a
II nothing had occurred. Her attorney
viii appeal 10 the Supreme Court, and
the sentence will be suspended behdihp
the final decision,
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A lIESSAGE IL RLOOD.
a Jealous Man Murders Ills Wife and Com,
InIts Suicide,


SCRANTON, Pa. May 2S.- Frank Comp
ton killed his wife, Dora, at West Pitts
ton, this morning, and then cut his OWE
throat, dying two hours later. The
weapon used was q large butcher knife
The tragedy took place in the bed room
where they slept, and Is believed to have
been the outcome OF a quarrel between
the couple, during which Compton
charged his wife with receiving the at
tentions OF other men.
2 Alter killing bis wife and cutting lliE
own throat Compton walked down
stairs, and with his bloody fingers wrote
the word Jealousy" upon the sitting
room wall. He also left, on a slate, {
message which read: "Giye my watch
TO my brother. am going 10 heaven
He went up stairs and fell beside hii
wifes body where he died, Compton
was q gardener by occupation. He had
two brothers, one living at Harrisburg
and the other OF Pottsville.
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CANTON, o. May 2S.-Considerable
anxiety is manifested over the action o.
the district convention Of the Miners
National Progressive Union, at Nlassil
Ion, Saturday night, Some delegates op'
posed the reduction made in the summer
schedule, and President John Mcbride
who had advised the miners TO accept
the schedule, assailed these delegates fol
what he termed lack Of prudence.
What the miners will do will be 9
matter OF conjecture. 1t Is reported to.
day they will demand so cents per ton
and, failing In this, may 90 on q strike
In case OF a strike all the miners in Tus'
carawas Valley will be affected.
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LONDON, May 23,-Tho Spanish steam.
er Emiliano, Captain Bengrechea, ut
Liverpool from New Orleans, via New.
port News, before reported with her
cargo Of cotton on fire, went into dock
yesterday. After she had been ::docked
It was found that the fire was still raging
tiercely between decks and upon re-.
moving the matches, flames burst forth.
The fire brigade, after working for
hours, succeeded in subduing the fire.
The cotton is being removed from tho
steamer as quickly as possible. About
half the cargo is badly damaged.
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A Nav TtIai foF tioroplmo,, mana.

r TOPEKA, K4So May 29.-Ten Apache
Indians who were members OF Goron.
imo'S notorious band, were taken
through The city yesterday en- route for
San Carlos Agency, near Demlng, N.
NJ. For tho past two yean the Indiana
have been gohlnad IN The prison at tho
Columbus Barracks Tor murder and like
olTenscB, but they have been granted d
new trial. Captain Jack dangerous
and hated Indian 10 Arizona, was In the
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HVH PERSONS BURNED.
The DastardIy Work Of an In
oeudiary in Virginia,
SPITE AGAINST A MINISTER
Induccsso One to FIrO His Dwell
Ing, Resulting In the Cremation
ofIIimself, His Two Daughters
and His Son and Niece,

NORFOLK, Va. May 28,-The resi-
dence of Rev, F, O, Clarke, near Vlr
ginla Beach, in Princess Anne county,
was burned last night at about Il
o'clock, He, his two daughters, and
next to the Oldest son, and a niece visit,
ing him were consumed by the flames.
His wife, Miss Ella Bldgood, the gov,
erness, and two young children escaped,
The origin Of the fire is unknown,
though it is thought to have been the
work Of an iuceadiary, Mr.. Clarke
was pastor Of the London Bridge Baptist
church.
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READING, Pa, May 2S.-withln a
radius Of forty miles Of Reading there
are some forty furnaces, and ofthese but
fifteen are In blast. Out Of eight fur.
naces between this city and Allentown
only one Is now in blast. Owing 10 the
Stoppage Of all these furnaces ore mines
have also been affected. A number Of
mines at Farnington, Klines Corner and
all through the Macungie Flats have
closed down indefinitely. Several large
stone quatrleS, which supplied furnaces
with limestone for smelling useg, also
closed down,
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Yesterdays League and Association Games

At WMhlnglOn--Wa Walhlnglon, o. PItl6bnrgh
l. Earned, / aud 0. Hits, s. and 9, Errors, {
and 4. Pitchers, Pearson and Dunnlng.
Earned, Z and o. Hits, l6Rnd Is. Errors, u Rnt
]: Home run, Gumbert. Pitchers Gum6crt an(
Hatfield,
Al Philadelphia Cleveland, 8; PHILADELPHIA
2. Earned, none. lIla, SGnd6. Errors, and
Pitchers, Sanders and Beattln.
AT RAnys Clty-CG1led al The end OF the sixth
on account Of rain, Brooklyn, II; Kansas City
D. Earned, Sand 8, Hits, 10 and 0, Errors, 0 AMI
s. Pitchers, LOvett and Porter. -"
AZ Colunbus-Clnclnpail, b. Columbus, 4
Pitchers, nuryGa and Mays.
Al Louisville BalLlm0rc, o; Louisville 8
Earned, and Hits. 10 and II. Errors, Ant
Q. Pitchers, KllFOy aud Ehret.
AtSt. louis--A Athletlcs, .: St. Louis, s. Earned
Sand Hts, aud II. Errors, 8 and . llon
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The Democrats Of Now dlsltlct, bod.
bridge county, a tho school election
held on Tuebday last had "A one Of ihSis
candidates one ]. ], DehnIson, vbn L
one ol tho men the wouM.be Congress-.
man, John q. POndleton, bSs beGf, Ian Ct,
deAyorinA 70 prove had no tlphi n vStS
AZ the Congressional election, ON M
ground that he was insane, Dennison
vas defeated along with The other Demo
cratic candidates, '' "O"'V
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BEIyrpERE, 1LLy May 9S.-Quitc a
heavy frost visited this vicinity yeSter'
day morning. Corn and garden STUN
we're not effected but II Is feared thai
considerable damage has been done Il
the strawberry crop, Berry raising llal
become quite an industry throughout
the northern part Of the State durlnI
lato years, aud frost al this time will
caugo heavy loss.
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CHICAGO, May 93.--A dispatch from
Dubuque, Iowa, says United States
Collector Webster, Of this district, was
yesterday summoned to appear before
the grand Jury Of Wright county, Iowa,
and TO bring with him his books and
records, showing The name Of parties In
his district holding Government licenses
as retail liquor dealers. The Collector
will 20 10 Wright county, but hU will
not take tho books with him, the Law
requiring that they DO kept In the Office
at OIL times for publlcinSpectlon. Neith
or will hO give the Information deslret
until commanded 70 do 90 9y Unitut
RlAing courts, I
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LONDON, May 2s.-The British steamer
ourfew, from Swansea, May z, for Mad.
ras, ran into and sunk the British steam
er Nyanza, from Cardiff, May A, for zan.
zibar, while the latter was lying at an
cllor in Bitter Lake, suez Canal, last
night. No lives were lost. The Curiew
is leaking slightly, but proceeded on her
voyage, The Nyanza was vessel Of
i,2l6 tons. The Curfew registers 1901