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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-26
AN USPREOEDESTBD lNDlGSlTY.
The dovstnor OF California says Ju,tic
FIaid'a Arrest was an Outrage,

The dovetnor OF California Says Justice
Fields Arrest was mn Outrage.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, August 25.-Gov.
ernor Waterman has written the follow.
lug letter 10 the Attorney General oi this
Statei
lion. O, 4. JoANSON, AtiSrnty 0madl'
DKABstRi-The arrest Of Hon. Stephen
]. Field, Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, on the unsupport.
cd oath Of a woman, who, on tho very
day the oath was taken, and often be-
fore, threatened his life, will be a burn'
Ing disgrace 10 our State unless dis.
avowed. |, therefore, urReiupoh you the
propflUty Oi at once instruCtlng tile dis.
lFlCi Attorney Of San joaquin county ID
dismiss the unwarranted proceedlng'
against him The question Of jurlSdic,
tl6n otlhe State courts In the case o.
United States Marshal Nagle 10 not onI
for argument. The unprecedented In
dignity on Justice Field docs not admiI
Of an argument.
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COKE WILL GO ur.
ono Dollar aud Quarter Per Ton to b,
Asked After September.

ono Dollar aud Quarter Per Ton to he
Asked After September.
PlTrsDuRon, Pa, August 25,-on Sep
tember the price OF coke will go up Ia
81 25 per ton. The iurnaccmen have
been notified, aud some OF them are try
ing to get out Of the wet, but the opera
tors refuse TO make large contracts. Yes
terday II was authorltatlvely announced
that the price would go up, but few Gus
toners will be able 10 take advantage oil
the advance. They have been trying Ia
make contracts for 81 coke since the
strike was settled, but the operators held
them Of.
The coke operators claim that even II
they did not have 70 pay moro for labor
the condition OF tho iron market war.
rantcd an advance In coke. The demand
for the article Is good, and the objection
from the iurnacemen will not have
much weight. II Is not known vel
whether all the large operators will ad
vance the price or not, as they will moi
disclose their intentions. There is con
siderable talk from them that they can
not advance the price on account o.
long contracts. In this case II will DO {
fight between tho larger and the smaller
nnpfhLhfA
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YHB GRAND ARMY MEN
Gathering by Thousands on the
EOoampment Scene,
THOSE WHO ARE NOW THERE
Candidates for Commander on the
Ground = CommaudeF.In,cbief
Warner Leaves Kansas City
Amid Cheers of the. People,

MILWAUKEE, August 25,-Most Of the
State Departments Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic and the large bulk Of
the posts will arrive tomorrow, There
have arrived, the deartments ot'AIichi-
gan, Georgia, Oregon, California, Maine,
New Hampshire aud part Of Rhode
Island, Hassendeubel Post, OF ST, Louis,
400 strong, came in this morning. Part
Of the Dakota and Minnesota contingent
arrived tonight, They number 500.
Commanee.in. Chief Warner and staH,
escorted by Blair Post, Of St, Louis,
will get here tomorrow morning by
special train. General Alger, ac-
companiedby John A, Logan and Judge
Veasey, oithe Vermont Supreme Court,
leading candidates for commander.in-
chief, are expected tomorrow. :Phvate
DaIzell another candidate, arrived to-
uivht from Ohia
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PARENTAL BRUTALITY,
Ho Bsats His OhlL Up,u Her Reason
Leaves Her,

PoISF PHEASANT, W, YAn August 25,-
A horrible case Of parental brutality Is
reported from Mason City, this county,
Miss Minnie oaenheimer was q beauti-
iul young lady Of IS, and the daughter Of
a prominent and wealthy church mem,
Der. A few months ago she met Edward
Shoemaker, @ well-known river operator,
at q picnic, and the two loved at once,
Shoemaker pressed his suit and was &C.
Cepted, The parents Of the young wo.
man were furious when they learned OF
her engagement to Shoemaker, who was
not OF their religious belief. Miss 0Hen-
heimer refused to give him up, and was
subjected 10 horrible cruelty, Neigh
bors declare that she was locked in her
loom, half starved and beaten for weeks,
Finally the nelghbors interfered, The
young woman was released, but only In
time to. find that reason had been de-
throned. She was brought here yester-
day. and is now confined In the prison for
safety. The case has excited great indig-
nation throughout the county.
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ONO DSa0ORATS.
The Woods Full OF Candidates for Cover.
nor-Their Relative Strength.

Tie Woods Full Of Candidates for Cover.
nOr-Their Relative Strength.
CoLuMDsus, August 25,-The advance
guard Of the great army Of Democrats
who will DO at Dayton the fore part ol
next week has already taken up their
line Of march for the Gem City. Never
since 1888 has there been such a large
number Of candidates for the seven State
offices. There are three ayowed Candi.
dates for Governor, and any number oil
prominent Democrats who are down in
the woods with a Gubernatorial pole
erected hoping the lightning ZOO volts,
more or leSB) may strike them.
A dozen men In different parts OF the
State have announced themselves as
candidates for Lieutenant Governor,
while candidates for the other places on
the ticket are like the sands on the sea.
shore. Ex.Congressman Campbell still
holds the leading place, with Lawrence
T. Neal close second. Neal claims that
lie will 90 into the convention with $3.50
votes against 3l2 for Campbell and 110
for Klein, and that he (Neal) will be
nominated on the second ballot.
ruv mr., ,r,vp srprvoru
This, however, Is a very enthusiastic
estimate, ps Campbell will undoubtedly
have a good lead ON the first ballot, The
onIv o.onco ~ bis Jotoa, Iovs n the
al Sni3 oOnh,njnH O on M NesI sa os da,t horsS @
"T," nIes I ISa ,nat nov Un E ~ styan,th AZ KIsjn
Ssn sS' bSr,lIv @ ' bs " conSIdorsS n Is bo IN tIir
cAu hauy uo CousiuviSu w W ~ wv
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His OLD SWBETHEART.
a Cincinnati naaIness Man's Awful Deed
Rt Indianapolis.


A Cincinnati business MANS Awful Deed
at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 25.-At Z
late hour last night just north Of the city
on North 1llinoisstreet, Edward Azmaun
Of Cincinnati, cut the throat Of Berthe
ElG, a young woman living in this city
and then, walking few steps away, ht
attempted 10 take his own life In the
same way. Tue body OF the woman was
not discovered until about midnight
AEmann was found lying unconscioul
twenty yards from where the woman
lay. He was taken to the city hospital
and to-day the physicians announced
that he. will probably recover. The
woman was dead when found. Azmanr
admits tho deed, assigning jealousy as
the cause.
The two were old lovers, although
both were married. Mrs. Elf has MOI
lived with her husband for some years
He is thought to be in Alton, Ills. She
has no divorce.
Azmann is ofthe firm Of H. F. Azmanr
& Co., Of Cincinnati. His Is 40 year,
old, and has q wife and two children
from whom he Is separated.
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Mr.. Frank Hounig Pa.ss4 Through.

NAs SthHA hOHhik ENssoh AmSuk"
The company of twenty people en-
gagged to support Thomas W. Keene, The
tragedian, ,'including Mr., Frank Hennig,
the well known rising young actor ol
this city, passed through on the late Bal
tlmore & Ohio express Saturday night
on their way from New York to Canton,
where they open their season this even
Ing, He has been summering at Lake
Konkonkoma, Long Island, bathing,
fishing, hunting and studyingth leading
heavy roles he is to assume this season,
Mr. Hennig told one Wheeling man the
following: 1--WE open Monday night In
Richard III. We are playing one week
on the road to Chicago, where we fill an
engagement OF two weeks az the Colum.
bia theatre. We then 20 west 10 Den.
YER and through the South, We will
pay Wheeling q visit December 20. Our
repertoire Is Richard I'LL, Hamlet Mac.
beth, 0thello, FOOLS Errand, Merchant
OF Venice, Julias Cesar, RlChlieu and
Louis XI. l was offered I'm engage.
nent with Booth and Modjeska, but ow.
ing to advancement both pecuniarlly
and In parts, concluded 10 re.engage with
Mr.. Keene, whom / consider the great.
est living exponent Of Shakespeare ex.
cepting, possibly, Mr.. Booth, He Is
good, kind and Congenial with his com.
pany, as you can see for yourself. Mr.
keene spent the summer at his bsautl.
ful country seat in the Highlands, and
never appeared so bright and healthful
as he does this season."
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE,
a Minneapolis Man Charged with Serious
Crime which He Denies.

a Minneapolis Man Charged with n Serious
Crime which He Denies.
sT. PAUL, MINI, August 25.-The
story Of Miss Ellen E. Curtis, Of Big
Stone county, is now being investigated
by the authorities at the special order oil
Governor Merriam. The Minneapolis
man who was accused oihaving assaulted
the young lady and then hustled her oil
to the insane asylum, says she was in.
sane and was so found by the proper
officials. He says her insanity was
caused by o filling In q tooth pressing
against d nerve which connected with
the brain. From the home Of the young
lady, however, comes an emphatic de.
nlal Of tho story Of her insanity, and the
further statement that the wife OF the
Minneapolis man implicated wrote some
letters 10 the girl mother, which are said
to be OF eliminating character.
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nlnr,nr llnnlnnnIll AiastInr.

pARN, August 25.-T'he BoulangI6Il
held a stormy meeting to-day 70 discuss
the selections Of candidates for the com.
Inc general election. NJ. Laguete do.
olafed that, although 10 was personal
friend Of General BOulanget, he was not
prepared 10 follow BOulanget bllndly.
III paramount desire was 10 witness the
Triumph Of the ideas which Boulangef
Represented. The meeting dlspefBed Ia
disorder. No candidates were chosen,
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GRRMAN Rx,SOLDIERs
OF this City Arranging tS Form y BSneaslAl
Organization,


A meeting OF German ex,soldiers wa
held in Beethoven Hall yesterday after
noon for the purpose Of forming an or
ganiSation to be known as the German
Soldiers Society, Of Wheeling, In 40
cordance with the usual whole-souled
way in which the Germans do every,
thing, there was q goodly turn out and
the hall was well filed when the meet
ing was called to order at 8 O'Clock, A
temporary organization was had by
electing Mr.. L. P, Salterbach President,
and Mr.. H. Beu Secretary, The object
OF the meeting was stated and q general
talk on the matter had,
A committee composed OF Rev, Will
liam Ulfert B, II, KoChert, O, A, Killing
Ph, Cohnbein and j, Gross, was ap'
pointed TO draft a constitution and by
laws, After some further matters had
been discussed, the book for member.
ship was opened and about thirty,6ye
names signed, Another meeting will
be held at the same place on Sunday,
September 8, for the purpose OF adopting
the constitution and by,laws,and recelv'
ing further accesslons to the member
ship. The projectors OF the movement
feel very much encouraged, and expect
the membership to reach a hundred at
the next meeting,
Secretary Bsu, in explaining the aims
oil the society, stated that all Germans
who served in the army In the Father
land, are eligible to membership, and
thatitwill be q fraternal aud beneficial 80.
clety. They will not, however, have
any distinctive military features, and
will wear no uniform. The society Is TO
promote good fellowship among Ger.
man soldiers and to promote their inter
ests. In short, tits a sort Of German G,
p
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TRAIN ROvBER CAPTURED.


lie Attempts to Rob Pullman Passengers
Near Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Pa, August 95,-Charles
D. Chambers, Just released from the
Eastern Penitentiary, came TO this city
last evening and when the Pacific ex-
press on the Pennsylvania railroad
pulled out OF the station at 1;25 this
morning, boarded a Pullman car and en-.
duavored TO rob the passengers. Charles
Murk, the porter, Of Jersey City, strug.
ged with him and was shot twice in the
groin and leg, and another shot failed
TO take effect, Chambers was then over.
powered by the train men. Murk is
badly hurt, but 1t Is believed will re-
cover. Chambers was carried through
to Harrisburg, but will be returned 10
this city for trial.
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rhs Crobin Case,

cmCAoo, August 96,-rho Cronin case
will be called tomorrow morning In
Judge MOCOnnell's court. Arguments
on the motions Of Ooughlln, 0'sullIyan
and Burke for separate trials could
easily occupy an entire day, but there ID
little prospect that such arguments will
be heard Tomorrow. The result may be
that without either side asking for, OF
being charged with a continuance, The
case will 20 over until next month.
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aIl.s NellIe Aherslrem ro.NIrlt.


The Grand will open the season this
evening with the charming vocalist and
dancer, Miss Nellie Akerstrom, in her
great comedy entitled, "Anneta, the
Dancing Girl" as the attraction. She
will be supported by company Of arst-
class artists. The theatre will doubtless
be crowded to the doors. Miss Aker-
strom comes well recommended, aud has
mado decided hits elsewhere. The cele.
brated Haines Family brass band and
orchestra also make their first appear.
ance tonight, and taking 1t altogether,
the Grand certainly presents strong
enough Inducements 10 make 1t neces'
sary to turn people away. A grand matt.
nee will be given Wednesday afternoon,
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CONDUCTOR LAlNANs PuNRRAL

Largely Attended by railroad Men from
Other TOwns-A Slight a Aecideut
Special Dispatch 10 The hIteliiCaIeer.
PARKERsBuRG, W, Va, August 90
Iayman's funeral at 2 o'clock this after.
noon was attended by railroad men FROM
Athens, ChillicothC, Grafton, Piedmont
aud Wheeling, and was one OF the largest
funerals seen here for years, lie was
buried with Odd Fellows honors. A
special train from Chillitotho left the
track, but no damage wis done, and the
passengers got here in time for tue fu-
npral
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In the United States will recommend
Elixit Of Dates II you need a gentle and
reliable laxaliYe, II your liver 10 inAo.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
Hking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
DateS y Just what you need. glvc II a
tiM. Sold IN 30 cent bottles by D, II.
YoetEe, w, w, Irwin, John LAighlln.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co.. Wholesale agents.
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FIRE AT C0LUMBUS.
A Hundred Thousand Dollar Blnxe-An Esx
citing Time for Awhile.

A Hundred Thousand Dollar Blhxe-An Ex'
citing Time for Awhile.
CoLuMBus, o., August 25.-Fire broke
out in the sterne.C Chittenden building..at
High aud Gay streets at an early hour
this morning. Owing to the fact that II
was in the heart Of tho city exaggerated
rumors as to its extent were soon
dtloat and the excitement ran
high. The principal industry in
the Chittenden building is a mammoth
restaurant that occupies the entire first
floor and basement. In the rear end oi
the restaurant is where the fire started,
the result OF deficient gas range, aud
II had gained considerable headway be-
fore the department arrived. Ad-
joining the Chittenden block In the north
Is the McCune building 8 stories high and
on the south is the new Hoster block.
The MCCune building soon caught, in
tensifying the excitement, and II began
to look as II the city was TO suffer from
a conhagration. The flames were
confined TO the three buildings, two oil
which were badly damaged. An aerial
truck was hoisted to q third story win
dow OF the McCune block and Richard
johnson ond Fannie scofeld rescued.
The loss will figure about SlOO, 1000, seve.
raj stocksoi goods being flooded by water
and badly damaged. A sensational state
ment was made by waiter in beer
hall to-day, who claims that one oithe
men most interested set the building on
fire TO get the insurance. The story iG
hardly credited.
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MURDER AT BURGETTsTOwN.
DAnlsl OoEsy ratally Inlato. M. wlto Al

Daniel Coney Fatally Ihjures Ills Vile At
ter Turning Her Out OF Doors.
BuRoErsrowN, Pa, AuguSt05. Dan,
iel Coaey, Colored, who lives In The
north end Of town, went home drunk
last night and put his wife and children
out Of the house. They remained oul
all night and this morning started home
When Colley saw them coming he chased
them along the road, and when hr
caught bis vile beat her and loft her by
tho roadside for dead. Tho woman Ii
still unconscious and will die, ColIey
was arrested and placed In the loCkut
10 await the result Of his wiis's injuries
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Culc4Fd, August 25.-The outgoing
boats and trainswere crowded this even
ing with delegations on their way to
Milwaukee to attend tho G. A. R. Ma
tional Encampment. National Com.
mander Warner will be at the Grant TO-
morrow morning. General William T.
Sherman Ia expected at the same time,
as well RS General Alger and other prom.
inent Michigan and Grand Army Off.
GERS. They will breakfast at the Grand
Pacific and receive Chicago comrades in,
formally aud proceed to Milwaukee at
an early hour.
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nm Mnrnn ,lnl,lnnnr I.nll..

81. PAUL, MiSN., August -26,--ThO j.
II. MAILER Company, Of this city, one oi
the largest carriage and wagon houses In
the West, made an assignment yeBtef'
day, The statement Of assets and lia'
blliliea has not yet been filed, but from
tue magnitude Of the company's opera.
tons the liabilities will probably mot fall
abort nf ebOO.OO0
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peputx nlnr.hnl Arre.ted.

BlRMlNouAM, ALA, August 25.-W. A.
Gamble was appointed United states
Deputy Marshal about ten days ago. He
was arrested on warrants sworn out by
two men, who charge that he received
twenty dollars from each, agreeing TO
quash indictments pending against them
for violating internal revenue laws. He
AYERS his innocence.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
A Brakeman LOweTs nis Lantern Into ~
oil Tank and Strikes q GaHaer,

A Brakeman Lowers HIS Lantern Into M
OIL Tank and Strikes GasseF,
Special DtEpaieh 10 ht IHttlltgsuoey,
FAIRMoST, w, VA, August 25,-The
Baltimore & Ohio are hauling water from
this point to Cameron to supply their
engines, using large oil tank cars. This
morning about l o'clock a brakeman
lowered his lantern in enc to see II the
valve at tue bottom was closed, when a
terrific gus explosion took place, the re-
port being heard for a mile, and the
flame Illuminating all the surrounding
country. The brakeman was badly
burned about his face and arms.
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CntcAao, August 9S,-,rhe Biennial
Convention Of the American Legion Of
Honor will be held at Washington Hall
In this city, beginning Tuesday and con.
llnuing about seven days, Delegates are
beginning 10 AthveAnd two preliminary
ineelInge Of committees were held at the
Palmer House this afternoon.
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WINCHESTER, o., August 0S.-Flux oil
q malignant type has broken out at sar.
Illhla, ton ullles west OitllS place, Three
deaths have occurred In one family with,
In few days, and there are about 3
dozen other cases which arc pronounced
serious.
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sunday issentalunS On ohio iIlvor Il, n

Until October !, 1889, Sunday sxcur.
sion tickets will DO sold 40 iollowB, To
Woodland, % cents; 10 New Martins.
Vile and slstervllle, 81 I0i 70 VIII ANS.
town lMafletlA) and Patkefsbufg, y %,
Good iot return passage on date Of sale
only. ], g, ToMLiNsoN, Agent
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P1ArsBuRo, N. Y, August 25.-Gov-
ernor Hill entered the AdlrondaCks on
Ills way To Saranac, where he will fot
several days be the guest Of ex.PfeSi'
dent Cleveland.
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COLUMBUS, IND, August 25.-Ntrs. Jack
ThurtOn was bitten by a mad dog yes
terday, and sent to Ohio for maidstone
treatment. Several rabid dogs, in this
neighborhood have been killed.
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New YoRK, August 25.-All the books,
PAPERS and other property Of the Olau'
sen 4 Son Brewing Company were yes
terday turned over 10 the English pur-
nhaHnfA
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NEw ORLEANS, August 25.-Theodore
Carant, the distinguished vlollnlst
dropped dead yesterday as he arose and
put on bis hat 70 visit some pupils.
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RoNE, August 25.-The Rome CORES.
nondenk Of tho Chronicle asserts thai
preparations are being made for The
Pope'S departure from Rome.
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TO he Editor Of he Iakltganr.
slR:--We understand that the Sister
at Mt. de Chantal fear very much tha
the State Reform School, II located OF
the Kimberly place, would injure thel
school. Our Catholic fellow citizen
and others, would regret such location
as calculated to harm that famous insti
tuition Of learning, When SO many site
are offered we SEQ no reason why an!
such risk need be run besides, would I
not be far better that Reform sChoo
be more distant from the city?
PATRONS,
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BRussnls, August 26,-tt 10 announced
positively that the Duke Of Nassau hAl
been betrothed 10 Princess Margaret Ol
PfnSAia.
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This trust buSlness 10 being run into
the ground. An eatthenwAre trust IA
now 10 be lormed.- RonktrS 6tatetmdh
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NEv YoRk, August VS.- Arrived,
steAnOr IN GGScongS. Havfei AlvenR,
AablhWall,