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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-04
WHEELING, JUNE 4, 1850,

fEp,cred at the Postoacc a. Wheeling, W, Va
HS scCOnd'class matter
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
CONDENSED NEWS.

"Phenomenaln Snaith will pitch for, tha
Harttords, bis terps haYing been pcgepted,
NJ. a. Hanna, Of & eyeland. has been chosen
a director Of the Union Pacific Rairoad com
pany, vice A. H. Green, resigned. ~ '''A
Joel Parker. an old and well known MEM
ber Of the New York Stock Exchanges Is
dSad. Ho had boena member since 1863.
The gross earnings Of thenAtchispnss To-
peka and Santa Fe railroad for the first week
ia June were approximately $3.50, 4O4, an
increase Of S49902 over the same week last.
year. - ''.'
The British war Ships BeIlerophon, PyIaaes.
and Tourmahnehave arrivedsat Halifax. lr
The crew Of the American fishing schooner.
Alaska, which put il at Halifax, N. s., Mpp-
day leaking, have complained to Consul
General Phelan that they have not received
any wages since tley shipped from South
port, Me, last March, and have been. cruelty
treated rb s irs 81 ..
George Nascode, a we'll -to-do citizen, hanged
himself at Plains, Pa, He imagined that hia
neighbors wanted to hang him, a3d said he
would head them OF. We sf
Phineas Joyce, who went 10 Jshnstown 30
see the sights, and WAS made crazy, has bee1
sent TO the Danville asylum. te
The English cutter Minerva best, the Ran-
shee and Ulida in Wednesdays s foot yacha
race Of the Corinthian Yachs club
The body Of Frank DavY Who went over
the Horseshoe falls vita gfcco Walker. 9
week ago last Sunday, was found Nyedzssz.
day morning near Queenstown by o Usher
man. The body was nude cpd very little der
composed
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
A Ynnnr lIrl.. snA rn,e.

PHILADELPHIA, June 90-About Q O'Clock
Tuesday night rowboat containing John +.
Aughinbaugh and Miss Mamie A. Campbell
was run down by the schooner Thomas w.
Hyde below Red Bank, and Miss Campbell
was drowned. A rope was thrown from the
schooner and the girl had been drawn 70
within few feet OF the rail, when her hold
broke and she fell back into the river
Aughinbaugh plunged in utter her, but failed
TO find her He succeeded in boarding the
schooner and returned TO the city yesterday
afternoon and broke the news 10 the girls
friends. They were both employed in the
office of The Quill, the temperance organ Of
this CITY
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
.Hlscock ELECTED ALUMNI TRUSTEE
Two Trustees Reelected for Cornell Uni
versity.

ITHACA, n. T., June 2O-Tle trustees of
Cornell university have reelected Gen. Stew
art L. Woodford, OF Brooklyn, and Fl. w.
SRbley, of Rochester, members Of the board
for five years President Adams report
showed an increase OF 200 students in the past
year-the greatest gain ON record at Cornell
II was deci led to call the physical building
Frmnklin ball, the civil engineering building
Lincoln hall and the chemical building Morse
hall. 1t was voted TO raise the tuition fee
from S15 to SIPS per year.
President Adams was relieved from histor-
ical work on account OF his increasing duties.
President Adams, II. W. Sage and Dean
Hutchins we're made a committee 70 reorgan-
ize the department OF history and political
science. There were l69 degrees conferred.
Frank H. Hiscock, OF Syracuse, was elected
alumni trustee by 60 majority over C. II.
Esty, Of Ithaca, in total alumni vote Of
l,Q7G.
The board, during a recess, welcomed tire
Auburn board Of trade and other guests.
Ex-Governor Cornell delivered an address Of
welcome and President Adams also made a
short speech.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Gorernor HilI Censnred.

ALBANY, June 20.-The former employees
of the capitol held meeting last night to
protest against the action Of Governor Hill
in vetoing the capitol appropriation bill
The meeting was largely attended by work.
ingmen, and a committee was appointed to
draw up resolutions requesting the governor
to call an extra session of the legislature 10
pass another appropriation bill. Several
speeches were made condsmning the governor
for keeping 500 or GOO men out Of wogk to
crafty personal spite against individual
members Of the proposed capitol commission.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Condemninp ch,caeo,s AsvIum.

CHICAGO, June 20 Judge Prendergast has
rendered his decision in the matter OF the
investigation into the Cook County Insane
asylum. The investigation was based on
the case Of Dora Willard, the unfortunate
girl who was confined in the insane asylum
and was taken out on the application Of her
sister, who averred that the asylum was not
fit place to keep her. The judge sustained
the application and ordered Dora to be trans
ferred 10 Kankakee In his decision Judge
Prendergas: finds that the asylum is not an
asylum, but a place Of imprisonment He
also says that a special session Of the legisla-
ture ought to be held which should take the
management out Of the hands Of the present
authorities and put it in the control of the
state
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Meat virrinln nr,,r,l.r..

BALTIMORE June 20. Tho Suns Charles
ton w. Va.l special says: James n PAUL, a
bachelor. aged 90 years, who owns several
farms in Putnam county and who had for a
tenant William Wheeler, with whom he
lived, was struck ON the head last Sunday
morning by Wheeler with poker, from the
effects Of which be died Tuesday. Wheeler
charged that PAUL was too familiar with one
of his daughters At Plymouth, Putnam
county, John Moore bacame involved In
Bradley with club and killed him. Yester-
day morning, at the Marmet mines, Putnam
county, "Docn Lawrence and Tom Stevens
renewed an old feud, which resulted IA law
renee killing Stevens with a miners pick.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
M crni.nr chnrlea,nn.. nnll.

SAN Francisco, June % AT the casting
of the bell ior the new cruiser Charleston the
pattern maker at the works suggested that
1t would be pity to use ordinary metal, and
suggested that each of the workmen on the
steamer contribute ten CENTS in silver TO en-
rich the compost tion and give a superior ring
70 it. The entire force Of over thousand
responded 10 a man, the sum realized being
nearly $50, almost all in ten oent pieces,
which was placed In the crucible and mixed
with the other metal Of the bell before casting.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Brlokmakers Strike.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Two hundred brick
makers employed in the brick yards OF Pur-
ington q Kimball and Wall Brothers, Blue
Island, and sixty men employed by Adam
Weckler's brick manufacturing establish
ments, Hammond, Ills, struck yesterday for
eight hours work without reduction in pay.
The manufacturers express their determina-
ton to hold out against the demands Of the
men and fill their places with new employees.
II is thought that 500 or more additional
briekmakers who are now working ten hours
will be drawn into the movement.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
An Innocrnt GIrl Accnsed.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, June 2O-Margaret
Adams, a pretty young girl living as a do
nestle with Mrs Sarah Conway, was accused
by the latter Of having stolen a case Of jew
elry. Miss Adams was urged TO confess the
theft, and, although innocent, was impor-
tuned and beset with such TRADE of abuse
that it produced heart failure She is still in
a critical condition, and Dr. Downs thinks
her recovery doubtful During the night
the house dog was found in the back yard
chewing and playing with the jewel case.
The kid covering was badly used up, but the
valuables were unharmed.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Mr.. Fipk,s Resipnation.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 The resignation
of Commissioner Albert Fink, of the Trunk
Line association, is received without luuct
excitement in railroad circles in this city
Mr.. FINK has resigned several times before
and on each occasion be was persuaded t
withdraw his resignation in consideration oi
a long, vacation. aud an increase In salary
Mr.. Fink says that he wants a i5ng vacation
without being bothered by the idea that h'
must return at a specified time. ,,. ... .
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Commerclal Trayelers Meet.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., June 20-The Com
mercial Travellers Protective association at
yesterdays meeting received reports showing
quite general disposition among railroads
TO accede to the wishes Of the association in
respect to the issue of 5,OOO-mile tickets. Il
was also reported that an amendment bene-
fiting commercial travellers would probably
he made to the interstate commerce law at
the next session of congress
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
The Rnllroaa wholly to nl.me.

CANTON, o., June 2O--Coroner Shaeffer
yesterday filed his verdict in the inquest of
the killing OF Lawrence and Peter Streb and
two orphan boys by the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago limited express at Louis
vile few days ago. The verdict finds the
railroad wholly TO blame for the accident
In addition to the suit for $4,000 damages
brought by the guardian of one OF the orphan
boys, two other suits for Sl00O0 each have
been entered for the two Strehs.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Emhezzleh sA. 900.

New York, June 20.rrEdward p. Cox, q
well known Brooklyn politician, and book
keeper fbr Stevenson, Wood q Co., book
binders, this city, has been committed to- the
Tombs to await action Of the grand jury on
a charge Of embezzlihg "a, 900 from the tfrm.
Coxs populations extend over a, term Of three
years, He is a son-in-law of the senior msm-
Der Of the firmli N 15 q uef II
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
rr.snnntnr I.lntt nfr fnr AInaln-

NEW YoRE, June 20-Ex- Senator and
Mrs. I. c. Platt left last evening for Alaska
ave win return said Mr. Platt" about
Aug. /. There really isn't any politics in the
trip. 1t is too early TO talk Of presidential
candidates for 1892 | shall be glad TO es-
cape the cares Of business and politics for the
time being anticipate having a very good
time and expect 20 returned much benefited
by the journey
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Tb. KnocLea Cbanof noy,roItl

DUBLIN, June sO-Bisbop oDayer, Of
Limerick, has written letter depouneing
the boycott against the Knockea chapsl
The bishop says that having failed to turn
the people frOni their evil c0Aduct he must
take all steps within his power to prevent
Gods house from being made the Instrument
Of a wicked eombination, and that he alone
shall determine who shah be excluded from
the church -t
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
stove mannfacturcr. nIeet.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 20-The National
Association Of Stove Manufacturers Of the
United States assembled in semi-annual con
vention at the United States hotel at noon
yesterday, with seventy-fve delegates In at
tendance. The sessions viii be devoted 10
the informal discussion Of all questions OF in
terests that may bo brought up concerning
the manufacture and sale Of stoves, and will
be held behind closed doors
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Tuba and jumping Frog Murdered.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, June 20 Two Choctaw
Indians named Tuba and Jumping Frog, who
had drawn several hundred dollars OF Choc-
tawnet proceed funds and started far this
city. were killed thirty miles south Of here.
Their bodies were found by an Indian school
teacher. Both men had been shot through
the head, their pockets rifed and their horses
stolen Deputy maEshals were ordered to
scour the country. ....
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
CHlCAGO'S CRONIN CASE.
Suspect Burke Has Not Con.
fessed at All.
MORE PHOTOGRAPH NONSENSE.

martinsOn Now Says Burke Was the Buyer
OF the Furniture Burke closely Guard
ed at winnipeg-An Indictment Found
Against Him.
nipeg says: Burke has made no statement
whatever, excepting TO deny all completely
In the Cronin murder No one but his lawyer
is allowed 70 SEQ him
nIartinson Says burke Ia the Man.
Bookkeeper Throckmorton, Expressman
MartiEs)n and Salesman Hatfield arrived
from New York yesterday. Martinson wns
at once taken before the grand jury, whore
he identified the photograph Of Burke as
that Of the man who hired him to haul the
furniture from Clark street 10 the Carlson
cottage
The Chicago Witnesses We're Wen Treat ed.
Bookkeeper Throckmorton was seen at his
office He said: "There ia no truth in the re
ports that we werO not given a fair show
and that we might have been mistaken We
we're usherod into a we'll lighted corridor
and the prisoners were brought and plnced
in a row before US We did not know Mo
roney or Mcdonald from any of the others,
but we took good look at all the men. We
were In there probably fifteen minutes.
examined every man separately and care
fully. Simons wasn't among them; there can
be no mistake about that Martinson and
Hatfield were equally as positive as I.n
The Grand Jury's Work
There were fifty-flvo names of witnesses
ON the back OF the indictment against Burke
At 1880 o'clock the grand jury adjourned
until o'clock in the afternoon During the
morning number Of witnesses we're heard,
but it is not known that anything new was
brought out
To Bring Burke Rack.
The grand Jury yesterday afternoon heard
the testimony Of a large number OF witnesses
that we're called during the coroner's inves-
tigation. Most of the evidence bore upon
Cronin's fear that his life would ba taken as
the result OF the Vaccinations Of Alexander
Sullivan. Il is officially given out that no
more indictments will be returned before the
final report IS ready. The indictment against
Burke was brought into court at tho earnest
solicitation OF Chief Hubbard, who said that
IL would take two weeks for the special mes
senger TO make the circuit from Chicago To
Winnipeg by the way Of Springfield Ills.
Washington and Ottawa, Ont Tho messen-
ger will start tonight
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
T1ny Young Ladies' Graduated.

NoaTHAMPToN, Mass, JAIME 20 Tho grad
uating exercises Of Smith college took plnce
yesterday The GRAFTON was delivered by
Rev. DR.. Brooke Hereford. The graduating
class numbered fifty young ladies from differ
ent sections Of the country.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Caught while FirInc tho. MilL

ST. STEPHEN, n. b., June 20. An opera
tive in the St Croix cotton mill named Nc
Atee, aged 81, has been arrested, charged
with arson. He was caught bg Boston de
tective in the act Of firing the mill. His mo-
tive was merely mischief. The detective was
brought here on account Of the number Of in
cendiary fires which had occurred here of
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
StanIey's Lecture Tour.

LONDON, June e0.--Henry Nj. Stanley's
lecture agent Mr.. Appleton, announces that
Stanley viii fulfill his unfinished tour in
England, Australia and America as soon as
possible. No dates have yet been Booked for
the explorers lectures, but applications have
already overwhelmed his agent rr
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
The Air ship Did Not Rise.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The air ship invented
by Mr. Campbell, of Brooklyn, was to have
made an ascension yesterday at the Manhat-
tan Athletic club grounds, but owing to an
accident affecting the gas tanks from which
the balloon portion Of the machine was to be
supplied, the exhibition had to be indefinitely
postpOned.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Esten.I,e loon and sleel wesl...

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20--H w. Ham
mond, representing an English syndicate,
has selected a site 40 Vallejo, opposite tbs
Mare Island navy yard, for extensive iron
and steel works Ten million dollars hava
been subscribed for che purpose By English
capitalists
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Tho Id1a Indiana NIiners.

BRAZIL, Ind, June 20--The various sub
committees representing the ten districts Of
. block miners reported 5,3l2 dependents ut a
slight increase Seven thousand dollars re.
Lief were reported. The county commission
ers united in a request 10 Governor Hovey
. to issue proclamation commanding the mi
ners to the ch arity of the state.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Drowned I'm RnttsrmilL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.--Georgis DwyeE,
the l5-month-old grandson Of Septimus Tur-
ner, farmer living near BRISTOL. was found
in a wash boiler which was filed with batter
milk. His feet sticking up above tho surface
led to the discovery Of his body. He was
dead when found The child had been play
ing by the boiler, and plunged over the edge
head first
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
New PresIdentInl Pnatmaatar..

WASHINGTON, June 29.l-The president APP
pointed the following pos'masterss John r.
Lewis, Atlanta, Ga RuSel r. Leonard,
North Manchester, Ind. (. George w. Walton,
Ida Grove, la. William Wakefield. Hum
boldt, Kan, and Albert H. Fortune, Bloom
field Ia.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
nnlfnnr on Gln,lstnnn,

LONDON, June 2l.--Mr. Balfour. the Irish
chiet secretary, spoke at . banquet given by
the constitutional union. He declared that
the new Gladstonan policy 10 foaeralize the
empire was even now more impracticabla
than was Gladstone's first home rue bill.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
RaiIroaa Men Hurt.

NEWARK, n. j., June 9O,-A freight train
ran tH the track on the Pennsylvania rail.
road at South warklastnight. Two bralSel
men and the conductor were badly injured
Two cars laden with fine leaf tobacco were
broken op.n, and thieyas carried away part
Of the tobleeo. Twoof the thieves were ar
restei.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Tho no.ton stopped I'm Trnns,t.

BRooKLyN, June 90 Tho United State.
steamship Boston, which was ordered 10 Nor
folk to assist the Constellation, was inter
eepied at Sandy Hook, and returned TO tn,
navy yard, the Constellation not requiring
hpr assistance
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
TbI.ves PoetonQo.

WAYcRoss Ga, June 20 Thieves broke
into the postOfiice here and robbed the safe
Of 81, 100 aud a number of registered mail
packages
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Rolhed and Murdered.

BTRMINGHAA, Ala, June 2l David A.
Pitts. a section foreman on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad was rohbed and muir
dered here Tuesday night by unknown par
ties The crime was committed in an open
lot on First avenue in a thickly populated
neighborhood and within 100 feet of an cleo
tric light There is no clew to the assassin.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
nrakeman Mornrlnnd pe.d.
New Hampahire NominatIoc..

CoNconD, \. H., June 20-The Repablk
can legislative caucus last night nominated
A. B. Thompson. OF Concord, for secretary
Of state; Solon Carter, Of Concord for stata
treasurer; John b. Clark Of Manchester, for
state printer, and Sylvester Little, Of An
trim, for commissary general
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
nIood., posim1a,,.r 4 A,,.raa...,l ~

T, RocHfsrki, n. ", Jons .29Aeeorge' W.
Marko, postmaster at Bloodss in the southern
part OF the state, was arrested Yesterday by
a postoffire INSPECTOR on a.ehSrge Of embsz-
cling s6s5AL Iirr~as brought to jail in this
city fcr cSAG.paiQs,
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
kntIonaI RrltIsh-American -Assoclatlon.

N"'I"7KI 1'EIEI7It-4 11HV IV'1II .
Boston, June 20 The second annual con-
vention Of the National British-Amerioan
Association of the United States opened here
yesterday and will continue three days
There are eleven delegates present-three
from Illinois, two from Pennsylvania, two
from New York and four from Rhode Island
these being the only states at present rep
resented in the association.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
King Humbart win Mediate.

LONDON, June 2Qs-The Chronicle has adj
vices TO tue effect that King Humbert, Of
Italy, has offered 10 mediate between Ger
many and SWITZERLAND in the controversy
between them regarding Herr Wohlgemuth'a
expulsion, and that the offerhas.besn accepted.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Faston WIN DIsband.

EAsroN, In, June a0,--The Easton Base
ball club will be dsDanded at New Haven ON
Saturday, OWing 10 lack Of funds TO carry
the team through ths,season. Arrangements
are partially completed for Scranton to take
Easton's place in the Atlantic league.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Now england TeaD,. Touynam.n,

NEW HAVEN, June 2O.-The surprises at
the New England tennis tournament yester-
day were the defeat OF the strong player.
from Brooklyn by Huntington, of Yale, in the
singles and by BTach and Huntington in
the doubles
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
ruesday.s vote n ronn.vlvapIa.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Official and esti-
mated returns from every county In the state
show a majority OF iSs, 449 against the pro.
posed prohibition amendment The amend
ment providing for the repeal Of the poll tax
qualification is lost by about 150, 900 ma jority.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
no Rrfnr nnrke nank.
Burke Photographed.

WINNIPEG, Man, June 20-An attempts
TO interview Burke yesterday were futile, as
the police keep tho strictest guard over the
prisoner. He was photographed, much to
his Indignation A Chicago detective is ex-
pected to-day, when extradition proceedings
will begin.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Hurrionne A. Chnrlotte.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., june 30 Yesterday
afternoon, about 5.o'cloek, u hurricane passed
through L well, small toEn twenty miles
south Of Charlotte The Methodist church
was o0mpletey demolished
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
had for DIR. Downie.

BROOKLYN, June 20. --Ths coroneh's jury
in the case Of Mrs. Jessie Daft, who eoped
from Glasgow, Scotland, with Dr. James
Downie, found last night that her death was
due 10 arsenic, placed in her reach ~ CON
nivance Of Downie Downie was reRnnded
for the grand jury. nf# fH t'ta
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
DERBY Gets Throe Years.

BosroN, June %. w. IL Derby, former
cashier of the Mutual District Messenger
( company, was yesterday sentenced to three
years Imprisonment for embezzlenent
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
EmberzIer .Ihlsor.oD Released.

TORONTO, Ont, June 20-Samuel Jakor.
son, the fugitive embezzler from Springfield
Mont, who was arrested here, has been re
leased, as full particulars of the crime Will
which he was charged were not sent on.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20

CHICAGO, June 20.-The checker tournn-
ment for tho championship OF America and
300 stake money closed yesterday with a
victory for Reed, the score standing Barker,
z; Reed, 81. drawn, "a
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
nI.nv ElItea ~ storn,s.

BERLIN, June 2O--Severe storms have pre-
vailed in Hesse Westphalia, Nassau and
Thuringia Many persons are eDorted killed,
and crops and live stock have persisted
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Yellow Fever In Rrn,hlrn.

RRpoKLYN, June 20 The health author-
ties assert positively that. De Duncan, who
arrived on the Colon, has yellow fever Po-
lice ere guarding the house where Duncan
lies. il1l & ~ dli
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
"Ilverpooi jack" ont ~ nail.

NEW YoRIE June 20-"Liverpool Jack, y
charged with kidnapping John Kennady and
Harry Toole and sending them into white
slavery at Progresso, Mex, has been released
on 81. 900 bail
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
con. TnlrchiId Aeoents.

WASHINGTON June e0.-Gen. Lucius Fair
child of Wisconsin, has notified tlrs president
that he will accept the vacant place on the
Cherokee commission. a..
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
Boston Engineers on the oonemaueh Dam.

Boston Engineers on the COnemauEn Dam.
Boston, June 20.-The Conemaugh disaster
was discussed Informally last night by the
Boston civil engineers The question Of the
overfall at the Conemaugh dam, the engi-
neers thought, had not been carefully studied
by the engineers constructing the dam. The
overfall OF seventy feet for body Of water
aggregating sixty square miles was entirely
Inadequate and did not permit of the lake
running off as rapidly as it should The de-
signing Of the dam, while proper enough ac-
cording to old fashioned methods, was very
much at fault in the light Of modern engi-
neering progress The Conemaugh dam, as
constructed, mightshave been safe for forty
nine years, but not'for fifty.
Evening journal., 1889-06-20
seclusIon tha IvInnor.

LoND0r, June 2O-The race Tor the Cor
onation stakes Of 100 sovereigns. each with
800 added, one mile, was won by Secusion,
with Cherry Bounce second and Heliosiene
third