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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30
IHH CHAMPIONSHIP
OF the cOuntry Won by the
Giants in the Final Game,
SOME EXCITING PLAYING
Distinguishes tho Last Gamo of the
seasop-The Spectators Join in
tho Giants Battle Cry.-The
Features OF the Day,

NEw YoRE, Oct, 29.-The ninth and
tiual game OF tho series for tue cham,
PIouship Of the country between the
New York and Brooklyn teams, was
played at the Polo grounds to-day aud
the giants won their sixth victory, The
weather was cold damp aud disagreeable,
yet s,OOOpeople were present, ThegaHe
was most exciting, Both teams played
desperately, the players recognizing that
on the result Of the game depended
everything, Both Terry and o'Day
pitched with telling effect, o'Day hav-
Ing slightly the best OF 1t in spite OF his
oiwlldness. While the Giants
made more errors than their opponents,
their blunders were not nearly 80 cost,
Iy, Bushonp's error In the seventh .
gave New York the winning run.
smith had q chance to retire Wari In
The sixth inning, but he threw to frat
instead and Ward scored the tying run,
O'Rourke, Ward and Collins did good
work with the bat. Collins, Ward,
Jonnor and Whitney did brilliant work
n the field. At the conclusion Of the
game the spectators joined in the GIants'
lattle cry, I'VE are the people," They
hen crowded around the big gong and
he noise that followed was dCaiening,
There was also much rejoicing at the
iiants' club house,
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THE STATE NOON.
Capitalists and settlers Want to Know
About West Vlrginin.

Capitalists ana Settlers Want to Know
About West Virginia.
Mr.. M. v. Richards, Land and Imml-
was in ,he city tor % Sho,, ,,,s :. guy,
y. ~ - - W. 80. wy .ot o,'O'' ''ne iAstnigpt
on MS return from cleveland. He was
accompanied by two gentlemen from
Cleveland who are on A Prospecting tonr
In West VIRGINIA wa
Mr. RiebaSds saif, n , rono,,0. =, A..
TNTRiiIovSnSn. uo 0"V NV " .r ISP9rtet ol the
vestmst,s "nd so,,,s.s ~ "rv uiOt locSWung w m
riaSt sIons y Yons'''ns.Io S'o,s ~ Hese tirglnIa
tbe ranJ and soIId pro,5 uU5 oG ,i IUt fsalIze s,,
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JAY GoULD's GREAT SCHEME.
Twenty Million Dollars to be Expended In
Increasing Railroad; d;FaCIlit ,Indspsnil-
ent Outlet TO BOston.

Twenty Million Dollars to b0 Expended Il
Increasing Railroad; Facilities 'Indspsnil
ent Outlet to Boston.
NEw YoRE, Oct, 29.-Jay Gould hal
returned from his western trip, and be-
fore many days he will announce hlm'
self to the world as a great railroad con-
tractor, His pet scheme Is now crystal
lied /; the details cannot longer be with
held, The Manhattan railway is to be
completely reconstructed, II will not
be the mere tinkering process that has
been going on for years, The entire
structure will be rebuilt. Engineers
have frequently assured Mr., Gould that
In the course Of few years the Third,
Sixth and Ninth avenue elevated
roads would have TO be torn down. He
has made up his mind TO accept the sug-
gestion, Twenty million dollars will be
required to do the work, The money
has all been pledged, Drexel, Morgan 4
Co. have dOated the bonds,
OF the $4,000, 900 to be placed at Mr..
Gould's disposal, one,half will be used
III llYuluHtluE Clhlulh luT udluhkebI Ca
tending depot platforms, building heavier
engines and adding to the present
equipment Of passenger cars, Mr.. Gould
Contemplates taking an equally import.
ant sttp OF disposing Of the remaining
$l0, 100000, With the prospect OF the
worlds fsir being located In New York
he will make proposition TO the city for
the acquisition Of terminal property, on
which tn build extensive repair shops
aud depots for cars not In use. In re-
turn be expects to obtain the franchise
for running certain crOss.tOwn branches
rs well as the building Of extensions TO
the worlds FUR site. Should he obtain
all he asks he is prepared to personally
advance a sufficient sum for the amalga.
nation OF the New York & Northern aud
New England in connection with the
system, a project he has con.
for some time. This would
give him an independent outlet to Bos.
.on, and it is claimed that the franchises
which he seeks to obtain will warrant
such an undertaking.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Star Chamber Proceedings Of
the British Government
IN THE TRIALS OF IRIsHMEN
Charged with tho killing of Police
Inspector MartIn-Father AIoFad.
den Pleads GulIty-The Prince
of Wales a Sick Man,

LONDON, Oct. 29,-The result O
the trial Of Farmer Gallagher at Mary
borough yesterday, for conspiracy in
the killing Of Police Inspector Martin, Il
equally as surprising as the outcome OIL
the trial Of the peasant Coll last week,
Although the jury in the case OF Coll
was openly picked to convict, few be-
lieved that the twelve men would have
the nerve to ignore the evidence and
bring verdict OF guilty, and predictions
OF disagreement were freely made.
When, however, It was seen that the
men, scared by The prosecution, were
quite as shameless as the Grown officials
believed them to be, all hope OF escape
for the other prisoners was abandoned,
and twenty year sentence for each
seemed to be assured. 1t turns out,
however, that there are some men
among the opponents Of Home Rule In
Ireland who cannot ConsCientiously
bring themselves to the point OF consign-
ing a fellow countryman 10 impris0n.
ment for nearly quarter Of q century
for the crime OF entertaining political
opinions at variance with their own,
though it Is too true that their number
is exceeding ly small.
Nothing daunted by their failure to
convict Gallagher, however, the prose.
cutting authorities intend to place him
on trial again, aud with a more subser.
Went and less conscientious jury, hoping
TO send him tO keep company with Coll,
irrespective Of his capability, and they
are also confident Of their ability to coI.
yiCt tue other persons indicted through
the star chamber methods. Although
the entire machinery Of the biased court
at marlborough has been directed
against Gallagher aud Coll and ia thor.
Oughly fabricated for the condemnation
Of other persons arrested at GweedOre,
The proceedings against these men are
mere incidents Of the main purpose Of
the prosecution which was the cOnviC.
lion OF Father MeFadden,
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TILE LINE OF EVIDENCE.


O'SulllyRn to be Implicated and Then tho
Conspiracy to be Proven In Detail.
CHIc4op, Oct. 2O.-The attorneys for
the prosecution determined last night
aitCr good deaIol consideration to take
up the subject Of Patrick o'sulligan'a
business card, for the purpose OF prov,
Ing that the particular form the stranger
offered Dr.. Oronln had been printed
only two days before the Doctor was
murdered.
Attorneys for the prosecution believe
this 10 be the strongest eylde1CG they
have against 0'Srllivan, not even *.
Cepting the testimony OF the CarlsonB,
who saw him In daily communication
with the murderers who occupied the
cottage on Ashland avenue.
Foileaing the evidence on this line
will come evidence concerning the find.
Ing Of the bloody trunk on Evanston
avenue and from this point the whole
conspiracy will DO exposed In detail.
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As GRRAT A MYSTERY As EYER.

The jackson Well, ut Mannington, BE
Ileyed to be all Right, Though Great So
CrOCy Is AIalntaInad-Terl itory Still Bslnl
GOhblVd-A New Territory Assured,
Special DtspdtcA 10 hE IHltLltGaletT.
MANSlSGToN, W, Va, Oct 20,-The
mystery surrounding the Jackson we'll
on the Hamilton farm, is as profound as
ever. The tanks were finished satur'
day and drilling at the plugs begun yes
terday, and to-day they have pretended
to drill them, but with what success Is
not known, as the public is vigorously
excluded again. The oil saver Is on,
conU ections made and tanks tightly GOV,
cred, A driler and assistant, suspected
OF being too communicative, were dis
charged yesterday. The policy Of the
company seems TO be TO create q panic
among the other oil operators here, aud
also to scare the land holders into leasing
to them on favorable terms, Their sue
cess Is not remarkable,
Montgomery & Co., who are operating
in connection with Jackson 4 Co., to.
day paid a cash bonus Of one thousand
dollars on thirty acres one mile west Of
the line, Yesterday they paid eleven
hundred dollars bonus on seventeen
acres, agreeing TO put a well down in
sixty days. A widow was paid twenty
Ave hundred dollars bonus on her farm
two miles west. Several companies are
offering from tiyeto dity dollars per acre
on land hereabouts. Whatever the re-
suit OF the Hamilton well, tue fact Of the
opening up OF u new lleld Of great posi-
bIIities is assured. +. II, Burt 4 Son are
pushing their derrick building along.
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HE is NOT TAsCOIT.
The Philadelphia Photographs Not Recog.
nIsed BY chicag1ans,

CHICAGO, Oct, 29.-The three picturel
OF the man arrested in Philadelphia OF
suspicion Of being Tascott, the Smell
murderer, arrived this morning. They
were sumitted to Sergeant Dammon
who has known Tascott since boyhood
"PshAw," said he, the moment his
eyes rested upon the photograph, "he's
no more TasCott than lam. l don't see
how the Philadelphia police could have
made such mistake"
An Evening NelEs reporter who went
to,achool with TRscott, saw the picture,
He Says they are certainly not those OF
the Smell murderer,
The officers at the central station were
bitterly disappointed, for they had been
led to hope that at last the elusive young
man was in custody,
The photograph Of another supposed
Tascott was received at the authorities
at Berthould, COL, this morning, II Is
that OF q stylish dressed young woman,
slight OF figure, and with a slim, rather
elongated face. A lock of rather coarse,
straight, brown hair, clipped from the
"yopng wonan's" head, accompanies il,
IdIhe letter Of tIansmittal 1t is said that
the original OF the photograph and the
owner ot the hair was arrested In the
garb shown and was found to be a man,
When his sex was revealed he gave his
name as Philo Bland, and said that he
came from Colfax, Washington. The
letter adds that the authorities Of
Berthoud have traced his movements
since last June, when he was in Waites,
vile, Washington. He Is now sick with
typhoid fever 80 that 1t has been impos.
sible to provide an adequate photograph
Of him In mems clothing, As attiTed in
woman's garments he does not resemble
Tascott.
The prisoner has confessed to being
Samuel Bowman, recently released from
The Ohio Penitentiary from q two years
sentence for robbing a iewelry store at
UFbana,
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FOUGHT TO TUE DEATH.
A Fearful battle Between Blooded Mare
and an OK,

A Fearful battle Between BloOded Mare
and an OK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2O.-O. W. Ham
mand, Of Cowan station, yesterday turn
ed fine blooded mare, valued at $500
and large OK into the same inclosure,
The two animals had been together sew
cral times before, but as soon as they
entered the lot yesterday they rushed at
each other. Two or three farm hands
were present and attempted to separate
them, but narrowly escaped serious in.
jury and failed In the endeavor. The
mare kicked the OK in the side with both
feet, nearly stunning him, but the latter
recovered and gorea the mare two Or
three times. Both fought with the great.
est fury. At last the OK plunged his horn
almost entirely through the thick part
Of the mares neck. The blow was fatal,
but as the mare staggered her weight
broke the ox's horn short oil and she
fell dead with 1t In her body. The OK
was so badly kicked and bitten that he
died in the afternoon.
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EYApING THE LAW.
How ChInumen pnl Opium are Struggled
Into the United Slater.

How ChInamen pnl Opium are Struggled
into the United States.
CHICAGO, Oct 2p.-Mr. Joseph Gabriel,
a British Columbia mine owner from
Victoria, In an interview here, said I:
"About the largest part OF the commerce
between British Columbia and the
United States is in opium and China.
men. A revenue cutter patrols the
coast, hut It Is q little lasy tub, poorly
manned, and whileit is overhauling one
boat load Of Cinnamon, boat loads are
eluding IL by sneaking up TO the Wash
ington shore and making for the interior,
People in the States have often won
dered In my presence at the fact that the
Chinese are OH the increase in this coun,
try. They would not wonder II they
were to spends week in Victoria"
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OUT AT last.


AUG EouhNcF VI tuo 1FOtllBTnOOu Tells how
It Originated Confident of Success.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 2O.-Albprt John
son, who, it is claimed, is the originator
Of the Base Ball Brotherhood, and whose
money will be invested in the interest
OF the new organization, has at
last given to the public a state.
nent Of the situation as he sees 1t. "one
evening lust summer" said he, "Ed
Hanlon called on me and said he, Ward,
Ptetler and Fogerty on their trip around
the world had thought Of getting capital
in each city to build grounds for them, for
which they would allow u fair percent.
age for their risk, the players to receive
u portion OF the profits, and to try, II
such were possible, 10 liberate them
selves from the tyranniCal rule OF the
League. =
"rhe result was that alter long talk
and assurance OF the feelings OF all the
players | agreed TO lend the assistance
within my power to help them accom-
plish their aim.
"While at first sight, ono may he mis-
led into the thinking that cooperation
Is against good discipline, yet We think
our interests being identical, that with
strict rules there Is a sufficient guaranty
that instead Of lessening It will increase
the chances OF better behavior on the
part Of tho men,"
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Tho Injunction Granted,

New YoRk, Oct. 29.-Judge Andrews,
in tho Supreme Court to-day, handed
down his decision in the iujunCliOns OBJ.
tanned by the Eleptric Light companies
against the city, in which hesuStains the
temporary injunCtions with certain mod.
iflcations, until the cases can be tried.
The illuminating company's case Is the
one In which the decision Is rendered.
The decision says that the company
should have reasonable opportunity TO
put its wires In safe condition and II II
does not do 90, the same should be re-
moyed by the GopmiSsipn oil Puhlic
Works as obstruptiong, or the matter
should he laid before the grand Jury.
Tho opinion covers slxty.tiVe pages Of
written matter,
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THOSE ENGLISH GLASS BLOWERS.
ThO Alien Labor Law Violated by Organ
lied IabOy Itself, II Violated ut All.

Ths Alien Labor Law Violated by Organ
I.ed I,abOy Itself, II Violated ut All.
WAsnISGroS, D. o., Oct, 29.-Tho case
Of the twenty English glass blowers eln'
ployed at Jeanette, Pa, whose landing
in this country last spring iO said TO have
been in violation OF the alien labor CON
tract law, is again before the Trca' ury
Department, but with no prospect oI
immediate settlement
The peculiar feature Of this oale Is that
II the 'aw has been violated the olfense
was committed by the very men in whose
interests It was enacted, the laboring
men OF this country. These men were
sent for by Pittsburgh labor organiza'
lion for tile reason that demand toI
glass blowers could not DO met in this
country. The only question 10 whether
there was n contract ia the case.
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THE pARNELL COMMISSION.
Michael Davltts Address Resumed-il
Strikes Out From the Shoulder,

Michael DaYltts Address ReSumed-IIe
Strikes Out From the Shoulder.
LONDON, Oct, 2O.-Mr. Michael Davitt
resumed his address before the Psruell
commission to-day. He referred to the
action OF the Chicago convention us dis
proving the assertion that tue Clan.na.
Gael was actively allied with the League.
The authors Of the articles on "Parnell.
ism and Crime," which were printed in
the London Times, wilfully invented
and garbled quotations from American
papers. lie admitted that the express
ions OF some OF the speakers at Chicago
were bitter against England. But the
convention was IN session when num-
Der OF prominent members Of the Par
nellite party were In prison and when
force had crushed out the constitutional
movement. Hence, the speakera were
laboring under great excitement. The
"Parnellisn and Crime" liars cateChisui
distorted everything relating to the
movements OF the Irish in America. He
instanced as a baselesS lie the state.
ment that he met the chiefs OF the
American assassination party while in
the United States and ConCoCted with
them TO form the Irish Federation, and
that Mr.. Parnell assisted in this scheme.
He (Dayitt had often repudlated the
policy OF revenge advocated by the OK
tremists in America. Mr.. Davitt also
said that many erroneous reports were
current respecting the CIan.na.Gael,
which organization, he said, was not an
assassination society, nor any more q
secret society than was the order OF Free
MasouS In Great Britain,
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AN ULD PIONEER,
Tho Man who 1ulit tho First Mouse IN Chi.
ehRO now Living In WNHt yIps,tnt.

Tho Man who IIullt tho FIRST House IN Chi.
eaEo now Living In West virginia.
In tue column Of Stats newp printed
in yesterdays ISTELLluGNcER appeared
an account Of an accident which bolel
Mr. Edward =. Ebert, Of shlnnston. liar.
Son county, by which ho sustained sorl.
GUS burns by falling into a flre at hls
home. An interesting incident In tbN
history Of Mr.. Ebert's Ilie Is tile iaCt lbSI I
be aBslSted In the erection Of tbg iitSt
house built by white mon on tho suot
where now stands the City Of Chlrapo,
This was Ia 1878, and Mr.. Ebert, then a
boy oil IL, was In the employ Of a French
lur ,colnpahy az an inspector Of iuu. lle
had run away from home In search Of adj.
venture, and fallen ln with the company
with which he was identified for svvgtal
years. After years Of wandering Mf,
Ebert returned 10 bis Wust ViTpiDia
home. He Ia now about 90 years Ol ape
and ls afflicted with paralysis. Hs m
many relatives In FiirmOnt, WHEELING
aud other points In West VifRinin,
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Tho Prc,l,Ient.s Callers.

WAsuINoroN, D. O., Oct. 20.-Civi
Service Commissioner Lyman ant
Thompson, called ut the White Ilouso
this morning and had a conference will
the President. They subsequently, Wis
tied the Treasury Department aud wer.
ClOseted with Acting Secretary Batchel
Ter for more than an hour. Among thI
Presidents other callers were tue Post
master General, Senator Dolph, will
Judge NJ. Deadly, Of Oregon; Genera
GOlI, Of West Virginia; Representative
PaySon, Ewart aud HIT aud Genera
HaN ley, Of Illinois, The GaltnBt Rssem
blcd at 1880 o'clock for the consider
alton OF public business.
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Those TurklSh outrares,

LONDON, Oct 2O.-The Peslher.Lloyd's
assertion that the British Consul in
pesth was correct in his statement that
the stories Of Turkish outrages in that
island were grossly exaggerated, is
eagerly seized upon by the Tories ns
furnishing abundant Justification for
Lord Sallsbury's letter on the subject to
the Baptist Union, being alleged that
the Hungarian newspapers information
was obtained from entirely disinter-
ested sources. That there have been oc.
casional cases Of persecution nobody
doubts, but that outrages Of the most
flendish character have been perpe-
trated wholesale, very few unprecedented
persons now believe. At all events the
allegations, TO attract serious considera-
tion, should be based upon something
more tangible than the unsupported
statement OF the average Cretan Chris.
tian whose nendaCity aud general worth
lessness OF character are pfoverbial.
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A russian Than agiylng.

sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.-A year ago
to-day the Car and Czarina were return
ing from their visit to the Caucasus, the
train In which they we're travelling was
derailed near Borki and their majestlel
narrowly escaped being gkilled. Thanks
giving services were held TO day through
out Russia for the almost miraculous es'
cape Of the Gear from death. Services
we're held In the Palace at Gotchina,
which were attended by tho members oil
the Imperial family.
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TIE REPORT DENIED

That bismarck SngRGSted Trench Protcc.
torato Over Tunls The True Situation.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Journal Des Dsbatl
denies that Prince Bismarck suggested
that'a French protectorate should he
established over Tunis. 1t says that NJ,
Waddington, Lord Salisbury and the
late Earl OF BeaConsGeld considered the
Tunisian question atthe berlin Congress
In 1875. FRANCE then strongly felt the
taking OF the Island Of Cypress by Eng.
land. BY this action it seemed TO her
that equilibrium Of the Mediterranean
had been destroyed to Frances disad.
vantage. Lord Salisbury naid that the
presence OF France on the shores oI
Algeria with 4 military force would
enable her at an opportune moment 10
make her influence decisively felt in
Tunis. There was, therefore, a formal
entente between France and England
with regard tO Tunis while Prince Bis
marck did not object. France, however,
was desirous OF sparing the feeling Of
Italy and waited three years without
changing tho situation, only requiring
that the status quo should be maintained.
France disCreetIy but plainly warned
Italy when she saw the latter's colonial
aspirations were directed toward Tunis,
but her warnings were not needed. The
writer, 10 conclusion, says; "Would II
not be better to bury IN the past every.
thing tending to.diVide Italy aud France
and to seek In the present closer union
between the Nations?"
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IRON ORE RATES.
An Ahynnes si Twenty-Five Per Cent
From tho Lake PIInLa,

An Alynnee si Twenty-Five Per Cent
From tho Lake POInta,
PIrTsBURoH, Pa, Oct. 20.-It has been
officially announced that on and aftel
November 20 the rate for ore from
the lake points will be 81 50 pei
ton, an advance of 25 cents per ton
on the existing rates. There Is a con
siderable quantity Of pre pn the docks
and 1t will take at least two or three
months to clear it on.
Lake navigation is supposed to close
OH the date above mentioned, but the
trade isprosecuted as long as the weather
permits, and, should the season be an
open one, the difficulty now experienC'
ed in transferring freight Is likely to CON
tinue in face Of the briBkness in the
iron, coke and coal trades.
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pneklnr 1Iou.e. Almo.t D pe.troyel.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 29.-A fire
which threatened to destroy the man.
moth packing houses OF Armour & Co.,
in Kansas City, was discovered in the
FERTILIZER at q o'clock this morning. The
fertilizer was thelast Of the buildings to
the north, and was separated from the
refinery by only narrow alley. The
ire started In the south end Of the build
ing and spread with amazing rapidity
amid the iunammable contents. The
loss Is 100000 (S3O,0OO on the building
500, ,00g on the machinery and $2O, 900 on
the contents) the whole fully coyeredby
Insurance.,