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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-22
CONDENSED TBLEGRAMS,

E. G.. Rathbone, OF Ohio, Saturday
took the prescribed oath OF office and
entered upon the discharge OF his duties
as Chief Inspector Of the Postoillce Dc.
partment.
DR.. Peters, who has arrived at Zanzi.
bar, reports that the people OF the Sa.
moli ports refused to give the steamer on
which he travelled any cargo, and mott.
fled him by letter that II he landed he
would be Killed,
A Boston newspaper publishes fore.
cast OF the probable State vote ON the
constitutional amendment to-day, The
Record says tho result In 100 cities and
towns heard from point to the defeat Of
the prohibition amendment by from
10000 to 10000.
The Minneapolis street car company
made an attempt 10 start the steam
motor line Saturday, but when the new
men came 70 fire up they found the
motors had all been fixed" The boilers
were full Of soap, soda and vltriol, Il
took all day TO put them In shape.
Renden Darden and Thomas Dansby,
two Of the men convicted by the United
States Circuit Court at Little Rock,
Ark, for violating the election laws at
the election last November, have been
sentenced by Judge Brewer, the Arst
named 70 ave years In the penitentiary,
and the last TO pay fine Of $500.
As Mrs. A, II. Lucas, Of Carthage,
NO., accompanied by her two daughters
and q hired man, were attempting 70
ford q swollen creek two miles below
that city In a wagon Saturday evening,
the rushing waters carried tue whole
outfit down the raging stream, and all
the people, as well rs the horses, we're
drowned,
Excitement at FL raso, Texas, over the
city government contest Is still running
high, and an indisCreet word or move
may lead 10 bloodshOd. Krakanor, tho
Republican contestant who took charge
Of the City Hall Thursday evening with
an armed posse, was arrested iof con.
tempt 10 court In refusing 10 disclose the
combination Of the city safe, the Combi.
nation Of which he ls said 10 have chang.
ed while In possession oi the City Hall,
The production Of anthracite coal has
been reduced 10 tho smallest amount
known ior years, not over 100000 toni
q month, yet the consumption seems "a
be shrinking Just a. much. The OUTPUT
lAst week was $4,000 tons, and iof ihV
year 10 date g,049,000topg, agalnst 8, 49,,
900 tons for The same period Of last year
showing q decrease Of OIL 1000 tons, vel
the stock on hand at lidewAler points Il
fully 100000 tons greater than one yeaI
ago,
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DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES
Almost Wipe West Depere,
Wis., Out Of Existence,
THE WORK OF lNCENDIARlES,
NeIghborIug Towns Called on for Aid.
A Riot Almost Occurs In Mime.
apoIIs-The Street Car Strike
Causes Much Trouble,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, April 2l,-West
Depere, Wis, was almost swept out Of
existence by fire. Yesterday, 1t was not
until noon to-day that the flames were
gotten under control, The conhagratiOn
began in the Meiswenkel woodenware
factory and thence spread rapidly till
fifty houses were In flames. There was
strong wind blowing und all attempts
to subdue the fire proved unRvailing,
despite the efforts Of the people from the
surrounding country, who came in and
formed bucket brigades. About the
same time an inCendiary fire was started
In another part OF town, and the towns
OF Fort Howard and Green Bay were
telegraphed for aid, They responded
with engines and men and worked all
night to subdne the fire. The loss TO
the chair factory Is about 100000, with
an insurance Of $4,000,
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JOHN BIRCH's BACKBONE,
A wheeling Man Rsbukss BFltIsh Con
sui at State Dinner,

Mr., Frank G, Carpenter, the well
known and accomplished special cor
respondent, who after working hard at
Washington for a number Of years, is
now, accompanied by his wife, making q
trip around the world, combining busi'
ness with pleasure by writing interesting
letters descriptive Of his travels, for a
syndicate Of Sunday newspapers, tells IN
his last, which is dated at Bang gkok,
Siam, something about the consular SER
vice in China and Japan, Following Is
a very interesting paragraph from that
letter about the Hon, John NJ. Birch, OF
this city, the consul at Nagasaki;
Consul Birch, at Nagasaki, is another
popular consul. He is a young West
Yirginian who believes In American
rights and who stands up for them, Not
long ago there was dinner given at
Sagasaki and AIr, Birch asked permis-
sion to bring Admiral shufeldt with
him to the dinner, The English Con-
sui, who had the dinner In charge, OBJ.
iected, saying that none but residents Of
Nagasaki were 10 be invited, Upon
coming to the table Mr.. Birch was sur
prised to see this same English Consul
bring 10 the table q captain from one OF
the English men'ot.war in the harbor,
He at once arose and left the table, and
the other Americans who were present,
as soon us they apprehended the insult,
did likewise, The action so alarmed the
consul that he apologized to Mr., Birch,
and since then the Americans have had
things pretty much their own way, The
residence in Nagasaki Is one OF
the prettiest places in Japan, 1t Is a
large cottage on q hillside overlooking a
beautiful harbor, and here Mr.. Birch
keeps bachelors hall and carries on the
business.
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THROUGH THE STATE,
Accidents and Incidents in West
Virginia and Vicinity,
THE MURDER AND ROBBERY
or Well Known Lumber Dealer
by Two Supposed FrIends-The
Governorshlp Contcst-Iarge
Grist OF Late News.
Special Dl,paleA % a. Iu..ls.g.ue.,.

Special DiIpdteh % ne I4tslHgmer
CHARLESTON, W, YAu April 9l,-Last
night about 0 o'clock Hiram Deal, 9
well,known lumber dealer who was sup
posed to have considerable money about
his person, was persuaded by his broth
erin'law, Jack Nottingham, and Wes-
ley Harkins to 20 across Elk river, He
was intoxicated, and made no objections,
As they were considered bad characters,
Ben Amos, who suspected something
was wrong. followed them, After pro-
Ceeding a short distance Nottingham
struck Deal on the head with heavy
piece Of iron and he and Harkins riaed
his pockets, dividing the money, which
only amounted to SS7, between them,
Amos secured assistance and captured
both the men, bringing them to the
city and lodging them in Jail, They will
be tried tomorrow.
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DISSERTATION Op TnE TERRITORY.

Tie I.Aud Flowing with Milk md Honey.
History OF How 1t Game TO be Opened.
The Springer bill, which passed the
House February /, provided that that
part Of Indian Territory bounded on the
west by the State Of Texas and the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico, on the north by
the State Of Colorado aud tho State oI
Kansas, and on the east by the reserva.
ton occupied by tho Cherokee tribe oil
Indians aud by the Creek, Seminole and
ChiCkasaw reservations and tho State oi
TeXas-in other words, all that district
comprising what Is known as tho public
land strip and all that part Of tho Indian
Territory not nCtually occupied by the
i've civilized tribes, should DO created
into temporary government undor the
name OF the Territory Of Oklahoma. This
bill passed the House February !, but
failed TO pass tho Senate.
On February D, tho President, In q
message sent 10 Congress, announced
the purchase Of what is known as Okla.
hOma proper. This purchase contains
l,S7S,s00 acres. This district Of Oklaho.
ma originally belonged 10 the Greeks OF
MuskogeB Indians, but was purchased
from them Under The treaty of 1894 AL I'd
cents an acre, The treaty stipulated thAI
the land thus purchased was 10 DO used
for the settlement Of friendly tribes Of
Indians. Tho Silpulallons as 10 Tie To-
cation Of certain friendly tribes were no
carried out, and negotiations looking /,
q new basis Of settlement were opened
by the treaty Of 1883, which was Or
proved by the Creek Council, the Ii
dlAns received 81 20 per acre less the 3
cents per aCrU already paid them. Til
agreement oi Cossion was made 10 on
brace complete surrender Of a
claims on tho part Of the Greeks I
tho western part Of their domain, II
Cludlng tile assigned as well "a the III
Asslgned lands, The agreement MI
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TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Tho Junior Order U. A. M. to Celebrat
the Day Flttingly,

Tho Junior Order U. A. NJ. to Celebrate
the Day Flttingly,
Mr., S. r. Bingham, was regularly In.
stalled Saturday evening as Councillor
Of Wheeling Council No. !, Junior O. U.
A. NJ. This Council Is arranging for a
grand Jr, o. U. A. NJ. reunion and picnic
on the State Fair grounds July Fourth.
The intention is to make the affair a big
success.
Mr.. John D. Hall, of this city, the
Deputy National Councillor OF the Jr.
Q. U. A, NJ. for this State, Is doing some
lively work in the way Of organizing
lodges throughout the State. Industry
No. II, with twenty-five members, has
beenstarted auspiciously at Morgantown,
and twenty-five charter members have
been obtained for a lodge at Buckhan.
non, Enough lodges have been formed
and are in working order to allow the
formation Of State Grand Council, which
will shortly be done. The growth Of the
order in this State has been phenome.
nally fast, and the credit for tits largely
due 10 Mr.. Hall.
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Mr.. nAISTEAD ILL
Ills Family Summoned to Return from
Their European Trip.

Ills Family Summoned to Return from
Their European Trip.
sT. Louis, April 2l.-NIrs. II. Il. Van
Name, Of this city, who is a sister Of
Mrs. Murat Halstead, wife Of the editor
Of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
received q dispatch from Cincinnati last
evening, stating that Mr.. Halstead ID
dangerously III. lie has been suffering
from severe attack Of rheumatism, but
was not thought 10 be In danger. The
dispatch stated, however, that his heart
was affected, and that n Cablegram had
been sent to Mrs. Halstead, who Is in
Germany with four children, bidding
her return home at once.
Two Of Mr.. Halstead's daughters were
attending school In Berlin, and Mrs,
HulBtead, with two sons, Joined them
therO some months ago, Mrs, Van
Name left for Cincinnati this morning,
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ALMOST A RIOT,
Sunday Disturbances In Connection with
Street. Car Strike,

Sunday Disturbances In Connection with n
Street. Car Strike.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April 9l,-Tho
first serious disturbance which has oc.
Cured in Minneapolis since the general
tic upOf the car lines,. took place this
morning, Cars were run out us usual
this morning on all the lines which have
been operated for the past two days. No
attempt has been made yet 10 start the
Riverside Avenue cars. This line runs
through portion OF the city largely
peopled by workingmen, and they were
not working to-day. The tearing up OF
a portion Of the track during the night
presaged trouble. Riverside cars were
started early, and the crowds soon began
to gather. At II o'clock as two cars 90.
ing in opposite directions approached
each other at Twelfth and Washington
avenues, bricks, stones and bottles were
thrown from a saloon. This started the
fun, and soon crowd OF about 500 peo.
pie gathered. The two cars were thrown
over and badly wrecked, and the scab
drivers were stoned The police were
summoned, and they too were stoned.
Some persons received severe hurts but
were hustled out OF the way by their
friends. The police were called from all
the other lines oi the city, and the mob
was finally dispersed. Owing to the
Withdrawal Of all the officers from the
other lines all street cars In the city were
Rtonnpd. llu a.
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REV. r, NJ. BROWNS DEATH,
A Prominent Divine of this Vicinity Gone
to his Reward,


Rev. DR.. r. NJ. Brown, Of Wellsburg
who died there Friday OF Brlghts
disease, will be buried at II o, m. to-
day. DR.. Brown recently went to Colo
RADIO in the hope Of benehting his health
He came home little over a week ago,
The Doctor was native OF Newport
Pa, born forty-nine years ago, was ed
uCated for the ministry az Washington
and Jefferson College and later attended
the Western Theological Seminary at
Allegheny.
During his school years her served fol
while I'M a Pennsylvania regiment and
wasa member OF Plerpolnt Post GAR. at
the time OF his death. The doctors first
charge was at Middlesex, Pa, later at
Franklin, then at Allegheny City, then
at the Second Presbyterian church ol
Bellalre, whence he went to Wellsburg,
Twenty years ago, at Bridgewarter,
Pa, he was united IN marriage to Miss
Kitty Blaine, who with a son, u youth oil
fifteen, survives him,
DR., Brown was a faithful, efficient pas.
tor, brilliant orator and genial and
justly popular man. His death causes
widespread regret,
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ABUSING THE CONSTITUTION.
AnarchiStS Derlde the.ComIug Centennial /
CelebratIon-TI Revolutionary Talk.


COlebratlon-RevOiut Talk.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-The coming CEN
tennial celebration Of the American con.
stitution was derided up hill and down
and the regular Sunday meeting Of tho
Socialists and Anarchists in Waverly
Hail this afternoon. Anarchist Lucy
Parsons was the only one OF the crowd
Of two or three hundred who had word
to say In favor OF the document, A
sample OF the other speeches was that
by q man named Burlong..
'"This 400 OF New York" he said,
"who will conduct this performance
know where their safety lies and they
know they are safe Oh long as the Consti-
tuition is as 1t is. The constitution, ell ?
well II has been called q covenant with
hell. What are we to do The platform
Of the Soclalistic Labor party Is the only
thing which shows that the living can
govern themselves, and not be held
down by the laws made by dead men.
The constitution means government Of
the people, for the few, by ghosts"
All eyes were turned on Mrs. Parsons
when she arose.
"You talk about the Consultation be-
ing wrong" she said. "The Constitu-
ton Is all right; you arc the ones that
are wrong. The people don't realize
that they have privileges they do not
take. The Constitution gives you all
the rights you need II you would only
demand them. Enforce the Constiti-
II wish TO ask, she continued sarcas-
tically, "if you don't know the Constitu.
ton grants US peaceful assemblageP
Don't it give us also the right to keep
and bear arms2 We will not DO In posi-.
ton to get our liberties until we enforce
the constitution. Every man who has
not q musket behind his ballot Is n
slave"
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THHY WHRE ALL SAVED,
The 700 People on Board the
Danmark Were Picked Up
BY THE STEAMSHIP MISSOURI,
And They are Now safe-But One
Life was Sacrificed on tho ILL.,
Fated Vessel-The Cause OF
the Ship Sinking.

LISBON, April 2l,-Forty-two of the
crew OF the Danmark have arrived here
Mr., Raben, the first officer, who IL
among them, reports that on April 4th
the Danmark's shaft was broken. On
the next day the disabled steamer mel
the steamship Missouri from London
March 2S, for Philadelphia and Balh'
more, The Missouri towed the Dan
mark until the sixth, when the latter
seemed about to sink, At first the Mis-
souri, was only able to take aboard
twenty Of the Danmark's passengers,
but after having jettisoned portion Of
her cargo, she found accommodations
for all, The Missouri then proceeded to
the Azores and left there the first and
second officers and 500 passengers, She
then continued her trip 10 Philadelphia
with $40 passengers and the balance Of
the crow, The Captain and three engi.
neers OF the Danmark left the Azores on
the l4th for London. The Danmark was
about 800 miles from New FOundland
when the accident occurred. Some say
that the engines broke down, Engineer
Kaas was iound.dead in the engine room,
after the accident. The Captain and
three engineers proceeded 10 London on
board steamer from Demorara.
Forty.two sailors and all of the pas.
Sengers left at the Azores by the Mis-.
souri,, came to Lisbon on the steamship
Acer,
The death Of the Danmark's engineer
was due to the bursting Of an engine
pipe. The engineer was killed on the
spot and the ship was badly damaged.
In consequence oithis damage, together
with the breaking OF the shaft, the yes,
sci was helpless in the heavy seas that
prevailed,
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Tho Union bridge aud Connections.

CintOn Repotitorg,
Mr.. W. A. Lynch, the railroad attor.
ney and operator, who was in New
York last week, gives 1t as his opinion
that the Wheeling extension Of the
Cleveland, Canton & Southern may be-
partly completed this summer. When
asked II there was any "blulT" in this
project, he responded: "Well, | hardly
think SO. Judge Cochran and sold to
Boston gentlemen In the Cleveland 4
Canton Company, our franchises in
rightol.way, ETC., for 100000. Men
don't spend a cool hundred thousand In
q "blulT" line to Wheeling. Besides
Contractors Paige & Carey are now al
work grading. Yes, sir, The Wheeling
( Lake Erie are grading a line nearly
parallel 10 ours right on TO Wheeling
"How about your bridge over tho
Ohio at Wheeling. Has the recent In.
junction stopped work."
"Not at all. The injunction was at a
part Of the Wheeling belt line a milo
from the bridge. The structure and
tracks will cost probably S2,OOOO0O. OI
this Ohio county, which includes Wheel.
Ing, subsCribeS 100000. Bridge con,
struction goes right on"
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camped. Later we came across sew
erRl Of them and found that that entire
section had been laid out in claims and
that already much fighting had resulted
for ownership,
THE BOUNDARIES,
Oklahoma proper is bounded on the
north by ytheOherokee outlet, on nthe south
by the Canadian river, The North Fork
of the Canadian and the Red Fork Of
the Arkansas or the Cimarron river flow
from west to east, one through the
northern central and the other through
the southern central part OF the Terri
tory, The Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
road extends through tue Territory from
north to south, and several other roads
are approaching completion, or will be
built In the near future, The present
district OF Oklahoma will form the CEN
ter Of the new Territory OF Oklahoma.
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The state Line lInllrond,

At a special meeting Of tho Stockhold,
ers and directors OF tho Wheeling, Wells,
burg & State Line Railroad Company,
held at the Hudson House, Wellsbnfp
Saturday, with Samuel George In the
chair, the Secretary read reports Of thC
efforts made In West Virginia as we'll az
In Pennsylvania, and tho old Board ad,
journed. Immediately afterwards the
stockholders present convened, eleCtinp
]. A. Miller, Of Wheeling, Chairman
and D. Brown, Of WellSbufg, Secretary
D. Brown and A. B. Paul Tellors. TLC
stockholders unanimously reelected the
old Board, all being present either In
person or by proxy. There being nc
other business before the stockholders
meeting, II adjourned.
The now Board organized by re.elect
Ing the old officers, and other lnportanI
business was transacted.
The company gave the committees nj
the several points thirty days In whlCl
10 secure local aid and secure tlle fe
maindQr oi the rights OF way,
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ATLANTA, GAu April 9l.-Fire was
discovered this afternoon in the Jack
son building, Owing to the character of
the stock Of the different firms occupy.
ing the building, the fremen found It
impossible to check 1t and It was com
pletely gutted, The total loss is about
$4,000, Captain Jackson loses $4,000,
Wellhouse Sons $S00C0 Dunn & Co.'s
Agency 5000 and others smaller sums,
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NlounE Ia Vienna,

viRSSA, April 9l,-ThOrO was serious
rioting In this city to-day, arising out Of
the strike Of the tram car drivers.
wofkmen in sympathy with the strikers
blocked the streets and oyerCamO the
police. A force OF cavalry had 10 be
called out 10 quBll the disorder. Many
persons were injured aud large mum
Der were arrested,
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DUBLIN, April 2l,-ThirtSen iamilien
at Falcarngh, who had been cvicted, but
who had returned to their homes, were
again eviCted at . o'clock Sunday morn.
Ing, Batricades were erected but no
violent resistance was offered the police.
Tho proposed Nationalist demonstra,
ton at PIttown, which was proclaimed
by the Government, was held at skouRh,
In the immediate Vicinity Of Plttown,
The police were completely outwilted
While the crowd, headed BY band oI
music, were returning from the meeting
they're We charged upon by the husSars
but no one was injured.
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BERwioK, Ills, April 2i..-Two men
were killed and three injured in the
wreck OF q mixed train on tho Central
Iowa Railroad last night near here, Thg
wreck was caused by the breaking Of q
wheel as the train was going over thg
bridge al Cedar Greek, Two cam were
hurled into the creek and took Are
burning tho bridge, Conductor Colyiu
was instantly killed by the fall, and tht
son OF Section Foreman Savage, The only
passenger, wal drowned, ExnreSi
Agent Rogers, Brakeman Reed and I
mail clerk we're badly mangled, pfoba
bly, fatally,
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ArTIcA, IND, April 2l,-A double
tragedy was enacted here last night
whereby the lives Of Simeon Houts and
his wife were ended. Both bodies
were found lying Crosswlse on a bed in
the Houts house. There were three
wounds on the body Of Mrs. Hous,
all entering from the rear, one going
through the heart, To take bis own
life, the husband had made but one shot,
and that a sure one, through his heart,
A half hour before tho tragedy the two
were down town shopping and were in
good snirltg,
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BALTIMORE, April Si,-,Ths British
steamship, Pine Branch, arrived here
to-day from Rio jahelto, via. BatbAdoS
and reports yellow fever As being terri.
bic At Santos and Rio Iaueito, NM
npmbet 81 deaths at the latter port arc I
hundred per day,
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suAEtN, April 12.--A force Of soudan.
ESQ to-day attacked and defeated a party
Of Egyptians from suaklm who werO
building a fort at Port lialaib. Tho
Egyptians lost ten killed and wounded,
They were forced 10 lako refuge on tho
steamer ARaml, aud have returned Ia
SuAklm,
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AliAd nlnIn ni Amir..

10 ne Edp@ VI w IEldllgmori
SlRi-I went 70 Health OlTlcer Gar.
rlson Saturday 70 complain Of Tie neglect
oithe garbage o0llectof,and was Informed
that tho collector for ihe Third dlslficI
had thrown up his contract. This IA 4
lenSely populated part Of the clIy
What are we 10 do7 Allow tho Rarbnit
70 lls and rot emitting foul odDrs and
breeding dlsease2 Have We no Femeiy
against the shameful neglect Of duty by
the present Council9 1.-THE nembUEwlI
waste leA time on political SchemeA and
other schemes, and attend 10 business
they may yet redeem their regulations
Kl.etling, Apnl q, ''''
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JudEe FlemIng on the Ground.

Specfa! DLSpateh 10 he IHteligee1,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, April 9l,-
Judge Fleming arrived this evening and
will remain during the session of the
Legislative Committee on the, Guberna-
torial contest which will meet here on
Tuaalav
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Ills CondlIlnn Lnul Nlrl,L.

OtNctNsATi, April 2l.-Tho improve.
ment In Mr.. MuFat Halstead's condition
was maintained throughout last night
and to-day, and tho action Of tho heart
continues regular,