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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
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Tie Features Of tho Money and Stock Mar
kOtl.
NEW YoRE, Feb, ll.-Moncy on call easy
at la2S per cent? last loan ~ per cent; closed
offered ut . per cont Prime mercantile paper
4a6 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
at 81 S6a4 Ss. Sales Of stocks were 3li shares,
The stock market was remarkably strong to,
day, although tho advances were In SpeCIaltIeS
principally and three leading groups Of shares.
The trunk lines, grangeB and coal stocks were
all QUIET and AuCtuated within the narrOwest
limits The fact that the Union Pacific funding
bill has at last got before tho Senate was the 90.
clSlOn OF making Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Limo the strong features Of the list, and
both on very large business made marked adj
VanceS,
AT first prices were Irregular, but tho advances
III u majority extended TO X per cent, The mar.
ket soon gathered strength, although burlington
showed weakness, which niieTWRrd become 10
marked feature Of the dealings that the special.
ties took the lead In the upward movement but
Oregon Short Line came 10 the front followed
by Union Pacific. burlington was strongly Ut.
tucked after noon and the trading In the rest wis
somewhat restricted, but the weak stocks made
some recovery before 2 p, m, The close was nc.
tive, generally Rt the best figures. Chicago,
Huntington 4 Quincy loses . per cent; Union
Pacific roSC9fS, Denver, Texas 4 Fort Worth ~,
Pullman, PeOria, Decatur 4 Evansville aud
Canada Southern w per cent each.
railroad bonds were active; sales s., 900.
Government and State bonds dull but firm.
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There's R0thMq Ike IA.

lAM0ND DXEs f, s, E Ee.ssl, " 49,! s..s.
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J1oR RENT
EOR RENT
Sale.

IJ0R SALE CHEAP-ONE FINE
Ts,r square Piano, Rosewood gsls0,
a H. Hi",. arAyc., Tor sale Ut u great bar
Cain' H M, 10, Of Household Goods. Cal on
s ~ .J,ltr. GArr. WI DILLON, No. TO- Eit
tnpnth steel, yeee
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lINlNlAL

NIX yogs T Z i - s. itS steady cGgcs
TIN quiet heavy tn y.
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Ceremonies arc different in every
country, but true politenesS Is every
where the same.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Never sell the bears skin until you
have killed the bear,
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Why Bayard Wa. Fayard.
Minneapolis FlbgNs,

AHNltuPuGA IftpINs,
There once was q man named BayaFd,
Who made everybody terribly tGyRrd,
When slapped In the face,
He said with good grace,
strike ag0ln-for that was hayerd."
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ctravrAn, o. Feb ii-cotIon steady awe
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
(sDTwCnty.lOur Lots in Caldwell's Add
lion 10 the CITY Oi Wheeling.

Bald Lou arc bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street on tue east by Fillmore street, OF
W ,Oulh W the llAldlan Homestead, aud OF
he west by the u, & 0. X. K.
Ihelf proximity 10 the above nSmed railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
l!cAuCtiOn.
EOfRnA aud further Information apply 10
". Y, H0GE 4 BRO,
Of WILLIAM N. HASnLGN,
ANS s.W Cor ChapllnC y Sixteenth II,
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qhe Sntelliaellter.
once NoS. H5 and ~ Fourteenth Street
LIES TALE MRRRILY TOLD.

AN'HH IAN AAAAhlH4 AVA4h
BOIloA Beacon.
A little girl,
A social Whirl,
And she's woman.
A little while,
A glance, smile
How very human,
4 man will bring
A dainty ring;
Their trOth Is pllghted.
4 mammals tear,
A trOuSSeau dear,
PGpa's delighted.
A little ilRt,
turn ut that
COurtShlp extended,
little WhlFl,
Allttle girl
The story's ended.
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
| w Onand after Saturday, October Is, 1855,
trHlns on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
| will run az follows;
Il IEAVH WuHgtfgns
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MAs NOT IN TIE TRElsuRY.
Rx,GOyeFpoF Pisrpont E1plnips Away VIr-
ginia's Alleged Debt to the National Gov

Ex.GoyerpOr Pierpont EHplnins Away Vlr
gInia's Alleged Debt to the National GOV
ernment.
PlTTsauRaH, Pa, Oct, 4,-Ex,Goyer
nor Francis H, Plerpont,. Of Virginia,
who is in the city, was asked to-day
about the report in recent dispatches
that the Federal Government claimed
$4,000 from Virginia, said amount
being part Of an appropriation said to be
unaccounted for by the the State officials.
"Virginia has nothing 10 do with that
money, said the Governor. at never
went into the State Treasury, and was
not handled by the States officers, The
facts are these: Congress made an ap.
preparation Of $2,00O,OO0 TO be used IN
certain States in suppressing rebellion,
OF this appropriation the sun of $4,000
was sentby order Of the President TO
Daniel Lamb, 10 disbulse under the
oFderot the Governor OF Virginia for
equipping and feeding yoluntet r soldiers
while in service, aud was so disbused.
Lamb was careful with his vouchers and
| was careful with my warrants. Lamb
acted as disbursing officer OF the United
States, and not q dollar OF the money
went into the treasury Of Virginia. II is
nonsense TO talk about making Virginia
liable. The Governor Of Virginia was
neither receiving nor u disbursing otti-
,er, The Stats never got any Of tue
money, Then where Is the States re.
II nntU aviafu In fha an. |
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ITALIAN LOVE AND REVENGE.
Arrest of Desperate Wanted for Crimes
in Italy and America.

Arrest of Desperate Wanted for Crimes
In Italy and America.
NRw YoRK, Oct. 4.-A story Of love
and revenge comes out with the news Of
the arrest Of an Italian desperate by In.
spector Byrnes' meu which was given
out at police headquarters to-day.
About four weeks ago Coudert Bros,
lawyers for the Italian Government,
asked Byrnes to search for Antonio
Gallo, 20 years old, for a crime commit
ted in lajanO, Italy, on May "a, 1885.
On that day Gallo shot Carlo Canteletti,
his successful rival for the hand Of the
village belle. Carlo did not die but re-
niaiued Il cripple for life.
Gallo fled 70 this Country and went to
Milford, Mass, where he committed a
brutal assault upon an ll.year.old girl.
Then he fled 10 Pittsburgh, where he
WIS arrested yesterday. Application
will Uu made to Washington for the
necessary papers to send the desperado
toILaly for punishment
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ROBBED on ALIl lIER SWINGS.
An Aged Lady Almost Asphyxlated and
Misses ~ 900 When She Rsc0vers.

An Aged Lady Almost Asphyxlatcd and
Misses $1,000 When She Recovers.
CntcAao, Oct. 4.-NIrs. Mary o'Brlen,
90 years Of age, was robbed yesterday Of
$1,000, that represented her savings Tor
years. Mrs. o'Bien came from Wal.
than, Mass, Wednesday afternoon on
her way to her sons home at EIgin. She
had sold her home in waltham, and in
a long envelope buttoned inside her
dress were the proceeds of the sale.
Mrs. O'Brien went to u cheap hotel near
the depot, where she was given room.
Yesterday the Odor Of Coal gas was no.
ticed coming from the roomi the door
was broken open and the gray.haired
occupant was found lying on the floor
unconscious. Assistance was given with
such vigor that when Mrs. 0'Brlen re.
turned to consciousness her money had
disappeared. An employe Of the house
bus been arrested.
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THE TERRIBLE VENDETTA.

Tho IIatneld.McCoy Feud Drcaks out
Agaln-A Bride mud Groom Murdered
While Standing Before the Minister.
PAwPAw, W, Va, Oct. 4.-The old
Ha,lleld.AlcCoy feud has broken out
again and at least three more lives have
been sacrificed in the bloody vendetta,
which has now lasted over seven years.
The shooting occurred Mt a marriage at
the farm house OF Peter Mccoy. His
daughter was to become the wife Of
John Hand, relative Of the Hatfield
gang, and members Of both factions had
sworn to prevent the union. Hand had
never been connected with the disputes
Oi the factions and refused to recognize
the leaders. Tuesday night the bridal
party assembled in McCoy's house and
justas young Hand and Miss Mccoy
stood before the minister, a volley was
poured through u window, which killed
both Of them and fatally wounded the
clergyman. Reports say that the farm
ers and mountainous OF the locality are
hunting for the murderers, but no trace
has been found,
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NOT AFRAID 70 TALK,
A Fearless Irish Editor Defies
the cIsp-Ns-GseI,
THE REV, PATRICK CRoNIN,
OF Bufalo, Severely Depopnces' the
Men Who Have Marked Him for
the Fate Melted Out to His
Late Chicago Namesake,

BuEPALo, N, Y, Oct, Since the
murder Of DR., Cronin at Chicago in May
last, friends Of Patrick Cronin, Of this
city, who as editor Of the Catholic Union,
has been particularly severe in his d.
nunclation OF the conspirators, have
known that he was q marked man. In
this weeks issue Of the CdthOlic Union,
Father cronin editorially announces
that he has been in receipt Of threaten,
ing letters, some anonymous, others
signed, though labeled mot for publ,
Cation,n Continuing he.eays:
1--WE have not been reared In the
Cowardly atmosphere OF Irish secret
society mummery and 80 are not accus.
toned to tremble at the threats al "the
high muck q muck" ofsuch organizations,
For score ofyearS,in poodreport ande evil
rGport, we have upheld the stainless ban.
ner OF Ireland. Does any miserable
creature OF mnrderous conspiracy
imagine that we will finch now or
abate one ioia OF Just indignation against
those whose 6endish assassinations have
almost compassed the ruin OF home
rules triumphant agitation? There are
Indications that the net work Of murder.
ous ingenuity which straugled DR.. Gro,
uin has also wound Its paralyzing tolls
about the police department Of Chicago.
The development OF the trials are such
As 10 make one wonder whether this Is
America and this Is the nineteenth cen.
tury. Men are condemned to death in
secret conClave oi irresponsible, thievish
scouhdrels, and the government Of the
greatestrepubllc of history is ableneither
TO protect the victims nor avenge their
Are the people OF America
dreaming, or Is this in truth ghastly
raw head and bloody bones realityp Do
the Consplrators or their sympathizers,
toola or relatives imagine that any de.
cent journal " be diplomatic in deal.
ing with such rnalismP We know
not what other pers may do, but for
our part, In sea and out OF season, We
will raise our W ice In demanding that
the Turing williams who wrought Gro.
MINIS foul assassination shall be hunted
of the face OF the earth on which they
Rre carried and q pollution. And for
those who would Gndeavor to intimidatu
ns, we have only pitiless contempt
rhisis our reply To the threatening and
letter which we have just re.
ceiyed. 1t Is explicit enough. II not,
We will have something TO say still more
pointed in answer to iuulre menaces."
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CvSDESsBD TElBaRAas.
No Jury yet b. .he OronIn cnso.

No Jury yet ii The Cfonln case.
Tho Mt. MttAeld Hotel at stowe,
Vt, was burnCL yesterday. Loss $780,!
COO.
Hon. George Bancroft, the historian,
celebrated his SOlh birthday Thursday
at his home, In Newport, II. l.
The troops that we're sent 10 Harlan
Court House, KY, from Lexington, have
returned. Peace reigns In Haflan.
Choyaller Ira Paine, the celebrated
pistol shot, was buried from bis resi-.
denOe, at olneyVlllv, II. l., yesterday
Mr. w, ]. Lyle, onu Of the prOprletots
OF the Kentucky Stock Farm (IiewApa.
perl died yesterday at DanWlle, Ky,i
after a short illness,
Arthur Oliver, a laboring man oil
pipna, Ohio, dropped dead III lie arose
from the dlnnof table, Hu leaves !
widow and avO children,
liuse Walker, a prominent citizen o.
Bevler county, Tenn, was found dead
under bis buggy In the mountains Thus
day, Foul play 10 suspected,
N. j. Mendenhall, q gravel road con
tractor, ID mlSblhR ifOm Upton, Ind
twenty-five tealnslefs and other labor
erb are waiting for their month's wages
Mta. Charles Hartman, who was slio
by her husband. who immediately there
| after committed sniuIds al sgndnpAy, b,
died Thursday morning, Tho mufltfb
aati hln el6tlti ,Ilil = t,.ssi.I ia ,,.,' ~ u.
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REGRETS FOR TANNER.
Veteran Ministers Pass Resolutions aud
Ask Another Place for Him.

Veteran Ministers Pass Resolutions mud
Ask Another Place for Him.
LoCKpoRT, N. Y, Oct. 4.-The Veter-
ana Association Of Ministers Of the Gen
esee Methodist Conference Of about fiity
members held its annual meeting in this
city last night, and adopted the follow
Ing resolution:
RsOlred, That we have heard with sin
Cere regret Of the resignation as Com.
missioner Of Pensions Of Corporal James
Tanner, forced from him by tho inilu.
enCe Of politicians, and that We depreCate
the subordlnation of the Pension De-
partment to political wire.pullers, so
that 1t cannot be administered by n man
who, like Corporal Tanner, has the true
interest OF soldiers at heart; and We call
upon the President OF tho United States
to place the granting OF pensions In the
hands Of those who will administer 1t
In the interest Of the country, and to
bestow upon Corporal Tanner such
recognition US betlts man who inevery
position has shown himself a true friend
Of the soldier.
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CONDITION ON BUSINESS.

II. @, Dun s Co.'s Weekly Review of
Trado-Increased Activity.
NEw YoRE, Oct, AR. G. Dan & 90. 3
weekly review Of trade says: A closer
money market, as was anticipated last
week, has checked operations to some
extent, The shipment Of 100000 in
gold to Europe by firm engaged in two
large loans for foreign governments aud
therefore anxious to prevent further ad-
vance in the Bank Of England rates, WAS
all the clearer evidence OF the actual de-
lnand, because made at a smaller loss than
reckoned at the current rate OF exchange
The reports Of business from all partsof
the country shows increased activity on
the whole. Chicago finds business
larger than a year ago. The years re-
ceipts.of cereals fall of little, but Of pro-
visions are nearly doubled. Cleveland
finds all branches improving and iac-
tories full OF orders. Pittsburgh notes
higher prices for iron and steel, tho glass
business active with worksall operating,
and the coal trade dull waiting water for
the river movement.
The iron business Is In some danger OF
running into an unhealthy "boom,n. so
great Is the anxiety Of many 10 stimu.
late the demand. Several large furnaces
are about going into blast, and Southern
No. | Is still sold here at $40 70, but
higher prices than SIS are paid for de.
sired brands which are scarce, aud
structural plate and wrought pipe are
strong. But OF bar there Is not much
business by buying, aud some mills hrs
inviting orders at 81 65. Rails have
actually sold for $40 in considerable
quantity at Eastern works, but Phila.
delphia quotes 81, and the rest Corre-
higher prices.
The wool market shows better tone
because concessions In price have In
ducsd larger transactions, but the high
prices asked still push consumers to
take great deal Of cheap foreign wool
instead OF American.
Speculation in wheat Is weakened and
the price is lie Flower, corn 1c and oats
to lower, and pork steady. The general
level OF prices is nevertheless higher.
October | oats had Sdyancad II per cent
since September /, a result due rather
TO partial failure OF some crops thanto an
increase OF monetary supply.
The business failures in the United
States for the quarter ending with Sep
tembpr, were 2,270, showing decrease
OF IS or 3.S per cent from last year, but
for nine months the number has been
1870, showing an Increase Of 800, or 4
per cent. The liabilities for the past
quarter have been swelled by few large
failures to $30,227045, or 40 per cent
more than for thesame quarter last year.
For the past week the failures mum.
bered l73 for the United States, 81 for
Canada, against 1872 last week and 22l
the same week last year.
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PRIVATE D4IzELL AGAIN.


He Tells Once Mare Why lie Printed Tan
uer's Letter and Why lie Wont Print the
Presilent's,
ST, LOUIS, Oct, 4,-Prlyate Dalzell, OF
Caldwell, Ohio, writes letter to the
Republic in which he defends his course
in publishing the Tanner letter. He
says; MY prudence in defending poor
Tanner has been called in question and
my statement fatty contradlCted or
sneered at as absurd. Call me what they
please, they shall not successfully call
me liar. ] am fortified. have re-
served enough ammunition yet 10 finish
the fight. My veracity was questioned
when / said that Tanner and the Presi,
dent promised me the Deputy Commits
sionership Of Pensions, This Corporal
Tanner COniesses in substance and lays
tho blame Of the violated promise upon
Noble and the President, and this made
the publication not only proper, but un-
ayoidable, l regretted exceedingly TO
call Corporal Tanner to the witness
stand. He Is very unwilling witness,
but was forced to call him to testify
that, whoever lied, II was not me,
"As for President Harrison's letters |
think / know my duty OF Difference and
respect to the great office that he is
called TO fll too we'll to permit, without
his express demand, to make public all
the letters | have received from him. II
the writer's OF the letters admit, as Tan
ner did, by their silence or expressly
that have stated their contents with
accuracy, ! certainly have
no deed At all to make them public.
But II, however, they publicity contra.
dict me IN any essential particular |
shall produce their letters before the
Jury Of the peopleM
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TlIR FIRST FRUITS,
Two Gamblers Commit Suicide Rather
than Face the Mayors Order,


than Face the Mayors Order,
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Mayor Shakes
pears order closing the gambling estab.
lishments has shown its fisb fruits,
though tits fair to presume they are not
oiaspecies which his honor had in mind
when he issued it, The order was to
take effect last evening at 0 o'clock.
Early yesterday morning Joseph NJ.
Marcus, young Hebrew merchant, and
a silent partner in one Of the tobacco
houses sent bullet through his brain
within a few PAGES OF the main en-.
trance to the Parish prison, Insomnia
and the fear Of loss TO be suffered from
the closing OF the gambling houses are
supposed TO have caused the act.
Later 10 the day Napolean Bonaparte
White, one OF the most familiar figures
Of the local gambling fraternity, was
found dead In his bed in q lodging house
on Custom House street, A vial, IN
which few drops Of a deCOCtion VI NOR.
phine still remained, lay near the corpse
aud left no doubt as to the cause OF
death, About the time that the order
was being drawn up yesterday and the
Mayor and Chief OF Police were confer.
ring on the matter, White became very
aud intlmated TO bis friends
that he had provided a means Of avoid
Ing the threatened trouble, and besides
had purchased pistol which he pro-
posed to use In case his first venture mis-,
carried.
White was IN engineer by profession,
and for years before the war served on a
river steamer. From this
place he graduated Into a steamboat
gambler, plying his trade as he Journey,
ID up aud down the river, When Walker
planned his famous expedition TO Nj.
'aragua In 1865, White was one OF the
irst TO enroll Iimself In the band, and
after the fndl collapse OF the expedition,
he drifted back to his old haunts here.
During the war he made business OF
substitutes for those drafted
n the Federal army, and by this aud
lther means accumulated a considerable
Ortune. He had several sons who were
Ill ot bad character, aud in endeavoring
% save them from thepunlshment which
heir ohenses deserved, his wealth melt
I'd away. HO returned to gambling as
ke only means Of earning u livelihood,
md for years past had oillplated as look
Iut dealer or In other capacities In the
arc banks OF this city,
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IHH YERANICAL TURKS.
The Persecution Of the Anne
mans by the Porte,
FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
In Germany Conybeare Violates a
Rule and Goes Back to Prison as
Hois About to be. Released,
othcP Foreign News,

LONDON, Oct, 4.-The decree issued BY
the Turkish Government prohlbitingthe
exit OF Armenians from Constap,inople,
and ordering a search OF the houses Of
Armenians in the Turkish service sus-
pected Of carrying on secret correspond
ence with their countrymen abroad,
have had a disquieting influence upon
Armenians, who have hitherto been dis
posed to remain passive in the hope that
the persecpHois Of the Porte would be
Of short duration.
When, however, the house Of Dadlan
Pasha, Under Secretary OF State for For.
eign Affairs, an Armenian by birth, was
visited, and his trunks, books, papers,
clothing, etc, oYerhaulpd with a view 10
the discovery Of compromising doCu-
ments, the inquesltorial policy OF the
Government was stoutly resented. Da-
dian Pasha protested against the out
rageous treatment he had received at
the hands OF his colleague, the Min
lister OF War, by whose order the
search was made, and threatened
to resign his position, but the
better counsel Of reflection prevailed,
aud he still remains at ala post, though
shorn Of much OF his influence by Is
submission. The military police author
tiles assert that their orders directed
them 70 spare nobody In the course Of
their searches whose effects might reason-
ably be suspected Of containing cores
pondence with outside Armenians, but
they appear 70 have gone much further
than the original order contemplated
without incutring the displeasure Of
their supeEiots. q
Whether ptiorto the wholesale search
Of the houses OF Afmenians In Constau.
tinople, and the strict order OF the Gov.
ernment prohibiting them from leaving
the city, there was any considerable cor.
between them and the apl-
tators In the places Of their birth, is not
definitely known, though II is not un-
likely. BUTT isnow pretty certain that
correspondence Is INDUCED In by secret
means TO great extent, and the wholu-
sale dislnissalof Armenian lunCtiOnariPs
aud their suppression by Mussulmans
contemplated by the Government will
Increase the bitterness OF the discontent-
I'D ones.
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THE INDIANA RIVALS.
The Fight Between Voorhees, and Gray
Alarms the Democracy,

The Fight Between Voorhees, and Gray
Alarms the Democracy.
INDEANAPoLls, Oct, 4.-'rhe managing
politicians of the Democratic party in
diana arc afraid that the fight between
Voorhees, and Gray will bo carried into
the State campaign.
meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittee, to prepare for the contest, it was
decided that it was Of the highest i'm.
portauce that the rival leaders should be
commanded TO avoid anything like a con.
AiGt until after the members OF the Leg.
isature are elected. How it can be pre-.
vented, however, is not apparent, as
both Voorhees, and Gray are already
hard at work endeavoring to secure the
Of candidatesot their choice.