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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

New York'a Worlds Fair fund last
night was $5,05S,37L
OF no licensed cigar factories 10 Key
West Only one Is running.
There was a riot at d bull hpht in
PaSao, Mexico, Sunday because tbs bulls
were bad, No blood6hBd.
The foundry Of A. O. Williams. Al
ChagEln Falls, D. burned last nipht,
Loss, $96,OOOi insurance, Sll,6O0.
Mrs. Anniet H.. Martendal, for years
Vice President Of Tue National iNoilan'g
ChtiStlon Union, 10 dead al Salisbury.
Tho public debt statement Tor Noyen.
Der shows the total debt SLOT, ,37g, 40, a
decrease during the month Of a ,S69, ,61g,
Oils ]. Fisher, night clerk Of Tho lio.
tel Hamilton At Toledo, las disappeared
with valuable from the hotel Bale, And
a diamond ring belonging 10 hiS he.
ttolhed.
Henry MCFatlahe, contractor Of To.
rOnto, was arrested yesterday and made
4 judicial abandonment Ol the Pslale ol
MCFAIlahe i Sons. The firms llabllllleI
amount 10 100000.
In the case Of o. T. Garrison aRaipsI
Caroline Lyle, In Kansas City, i6f ihs
pOsseRsiph 0i Mis-. LJle's grandson, who
10 helr 70 an immense property, hal
been decided In Mrs, LyleG favor,
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THE COMING RNTBRTAlSMEyT.
Prospects of u Great Audience to Hear
Nys and Riley.

Prospects of u Great Audience to Hear
Nye and Riley.
AS tho time approaches ut which Bill
Nye, the king Of humorists, and James
whitcomb Riley, the poet who sings
the songs thatreach the heart, will make
their first appearance here, interest in
the event increases, and there Is no risk
in predicting that the Opera House will
be Allied next Friday evening. Tho
sale Of reserved seats will open at G. A.
Houses music store tomorrow morning,
and as a number OF requests have been
received from out Of town 10 reserve
seats, those who desire the choice OF
places should make sure to buy among
tho earliest. Those out OF town wifi
stand on the same footing Us those living
in Wheeling. Their friends who have
been commissioned to purchase seats
will have 10 select them In their turn,
and to prevent unf,ir practices nobody
will be permitted to buy more than ten
tickets.
From every city where the two hu
morists have appeared CONES the intplli.
gGnCe that the people who wish To enjoy
tue gnntertainment arO never able to yet
in the largest halls. Uusually tho eager.
ness 10 sec aud hear these famous enter.
tlinera is taken advantage OF toincTease
the admission, but on the occasion of
their visit to Wheeling seats will be sold
at the same price as for ether first Class
attractions al the Opnra House.
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CHICAGO, Dec, 2.-The Daily Neus says
editorially: When the list Of heroes
who have persisted at the front shall be
made up 1t will not be on the military
feld alone that duty will be found 10
have claimed It's victims.
Young Igoe,the Minneapolis Associated
Press operator, who perishud In satur-
day nights 6re In the Tribune building,
seems 10 have met his deRth because Ot
his unwillingness to leave his post OF
duty even In the face Of extreme danger.
All on the same floor with him had fled
and still he kept on receiving to prevent
breaking the "GirCuit" which would
have embarrassed score OF other cities.
He waited few moments too long and
lost his life.
In the face Of every danger known to
men, the eniissaries Of the press are the
first to arrive, aud when duty calls, the
last TO leave. Epidelnics, floods, fires,
wars, have no terrors for the chroniClers
OF the daily press. II Is only when a
peculiarly sad instance like that OF the
death Of the young Minneapolis press
operator occurs, that notice Ia directed
to calling where risks are many but
where duty Is Its own reward,
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SOLDIERS FIGHTS.
An Appeal to the United states- Governor
Hoyey's Address.


Hoyey's Address.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD,, Dec, 2,-As Pres.
ident Of the Service Pension Association
OF the United States Governor Alvin P.
Hovey has issued an address entitled
"soldiers' Rlghts,-An appeal to the
Loyal People Of the United States and
their Representatives In Congress-"
The first portion Of the address ex.
plains that the service association dot 0
not mean to interfere with the system OF
disability pensions now In operation,
but asks, independent Of 1t, a pension
for every man who served sixty days or
more In the Union Army. This Is not
lueant 10 be only for the support OF the
survivors, but for q mark OF honor,
something as the Victoria Gross and the
French Gordon OF Honor. The address
says:
'"rhe soldiers Of the revolution, OF the
var OF lSl2-l5, with Mexico, with all
our Indian wars were generously given
lands by millions Of acres and pensions
have been refused, with billions OF acres
Oi public domain and u surplus In our
Treasury, that the ingenuity Of our
statesmen has been unable 10 exhaust"
The final paragraph OF the address is
as follows: "Send no representative to
Congress who will not honestly and ear.
neslly support your Just claims and de-
mands. Send no one who Is 80 stupid,
blind or prejudiced that he cannot see
and understand them, and be sure you
send 10 one who will not contend for
your honor and your rights with as
much loyalty aud zeal as you fought for
the preserVatioA Of the Union; aud you
should send neither laggatds nor csw-
ards for yourrepresentatives, for they do
not belong TO your rank. The disloyal
will howl for every dollar the Govern.
Ihent may pay you, and q large part OF a
Subsidized press will TEEN with articles
Of abuse against your advocates and
your rights. Stand firm, close your
ranks aud meet the charge Of your enc.
mics again, aud though you may only
have a few short hours OF your fuflough
Of life LETT, you will once more be victo.
rious aud COnQuer,n
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A TGRRIBLB EXPERIENCE
ON the Lake by u Chicago Vessel During
Last Weeks Storm.

On the Lake by Chicago Vessel During
Last Weeks Storm.
CHICAGO, Dec, 2.-The 0swego, one oi
the Union Line boats, reached Chicago
yesterday, having weathered the storm
that swept the lakes Thanksgiving Day.
ut was by far the worst northeaster
| ever experienced in the twenty.seven
years | have been running OH the lakes"
said Captain Robinson, yesterday. "The
gale struck US Wednesday night shortly
after o o'clock. We were on Lake
Huron, about ten miles this side OF Point
Of Bargueis, Tho snow was binding,
aud the wind blew hurricane. It got
so bad finally that was obliged TO haul
the boat head TO sea, where kept her
until ] reached smooth water over on
the east shore. There was lay OF fifteen
hours more until 1t cleared up SO that |
could see my way. During the entire
storm It was impossible TO see anything
q boat length ahead. We had thirty.
three hours Of continued snow. It blew
all the time. The wiud carried away
the pilot liouse and cabin windows and
wrenched the rails oil the pilot house az
i they were pipe stems. The boat itself
Ia not damaged, but the shutters on the
cabin are all broken. Every room was
flooded and our clothes were more or less
damaged. Many time We had 10 throt.
tie her engines. The wind threw her
pump on her side with her wheels high.
The wind died away about Ga. IN. on the
morning OF the twenty.ninth. The
steamer was then coated with iCe frem
Stsn to stern.
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ing to tell but what the other people
told you, Nothing whatever, Genle-
men, the material question 10 whether
the acts proven against the men on trial
indicate that they were criminal particle
pants In some conspiracy which
resulted In the Doctors death, It may
be his death didresult from a conspiracy,
but that Is not what you are 10 try, II
II Is uncertain, then there must be an
acquittal, and that there Ia an uncer-
tainty about It from the inception to the
end is most ConClusiyely demonstrated,
Even the inquirers known as the grand
Jury frankly stated In the document that
they spread upon the record that the
perpetrators oithis crime were unknown
TO some extent, Who are theyP That
Ia not for us TO decide, The question Is,
whether the men who cit before you are
spiracy.n
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rllE ann sERYICE c0MlIlSSloN.
File Annual Report subnlttCd -IIow tho
ByAiVm WOtkA

The Annual Report Submitted -IIoW the
system Works.
WARRINGTON, b. O., Dec. 2.-The sixth
report Of tho Civil Service Commission
Charles Lyman, Theodore Roosevelt
aud II, Thompson--wAs sent to the
President tonight, The report ls sln.
ply a general review otthe work dufIns
tho past year. Special attention is called
10 tile need OF adequate means TO carry
on the work. During the last fiscal year
the number ot applicants examined was
about 10000 as against II 900 the ptpced.
Ing year. thus neatly doubling the work
accomplished while the working force
remained exactly the same. Thls CON.
mission asks ior an appropriation Of $751;
600 this year
The report after reviewing the changes
and improvements In the system con.
tlnuesi "The merit system Of making
appointments 10 minor governmental
positions, 90 ConltaSled with tho patfons
age system whereby these appointments
were made 40 the rewards Of personal or
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DID NOT KNOW IT WAS LOADED,
A Boys Head Blown oRBJ Accident Gen.
eral Geo. W, Brown's Funeral.

A BOy's Head Blown oRBJ Accident Gen,
eral Geo. W, Brown's Funeral.
Special DiSpaleh to NE LtsiipHtT,
GRAFTON, W, Va, Dec, 2,-Lloyd Nc
Daniels, II years Of Rge, residing near
MoatsyilIe, had his head blown of to-day
by the accidental discharge OF his rifle
while Clesningi II. He placed his foot
on the hammer to hold It while he blew
in the barrel. His foot slipped and the
gun was discharged, tearing away the
greater part Of his head. He did not
know II was loaded.
The funeral Of the late General
George w, Brown took place this after
noon from his late residence, After
short, appropriate services at the house
by Rev, j, II. Flanagan and Rev.
SCherer the remains were borne to Blue.
mont cemetery and Inferred. A large
number Of relatives aud friends from q
distance were present,
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
OF n United state. Express Cashler-Fear.
of Foul Play,

or United states Express Cashier Fears
OF Foul Play.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcu.. Dec. 2.-Clar.
ehce ]. Tool, cashier and bill clerk at
the United States express Office in this
city, is missing under very
mysterious circumstances. When Gal.
vim ]. Chamberlain entered the office
this morning and went back
to the room where young Tool slept that
young mans bed was empty and he was
gone, but his clothing was there. His
witch and his revolver, which was
cooked, lay on the floor near the bed.
10 his clothing was his money, his keys
and all other personal effects.
A search OF the premises disclosed the
fact that the money safe was shut and
later the contents were found In tact.
The other safe for valuables was open.
Many theories are rife as TO the cause
Of Tools disappearance, and thus far all
search has failed TO discover any Clew Ia
him. Mr.. Stanton, the express agent,
aud other friends have not Tue slightest
doubt OF his integrity, and they fear foul
ully,
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CRY OF MExlco, Dec, g.--ThO Cham.
her Of Deputies las elected Pedro Ascnp
president Of that body. The Senate llAS
received from the Legislature Of lie
State nt San Luis PotoSl resolutions OK.
pressing confidence In President DIaE,
The weather 10 intensely cold ior
Mexico. Several persons lave died from
exposure.
a terrible dlecnsc Ia killing many Gsh
In the Gull Of Mexico.
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The NIontnln srnntor,l,lp.

HELESA, MoST., Dec. 2.-At a Repub.
lican caucus on Saturday night It was
agreed that tbs Power aud HeBhaeld
forces would combine on b. Plat Car.
penter for tho United States Senate.
Power, HershAeld and Sanders have
been candidates, but could only muster
eight votes each, The Sanders men are
angry aud announce their determination
10 prevent the election Of Carpenter.
The Republican Senators decided to
declare tue election Of y. J. Mcnamara
Dem void On aCGountof hiB residence,
aud tile matter will be brought before
District judRe Hunt.
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There has been recorded ia tho Office
Of the County Clerk Of Logan county.
this State, q mortgage given by the Nor.
folk & Western Railroad and the West
Virginia 4 lrOnton Railroad to the NIer.
camille and Trust Company, Of New
York, for twenty millions Of dollars.
The money will be used In building the
West Virginia & lronton Railroad from
Elhhorn, 10 Mcdowell cognly, ". VIZ
through PKG county, Kentucky, Logan
and Wayne counties, W. Va, and Law.
renee county, Ohio, 70 lronton, Law.
built down Tug Fork Of Sandy tiver IN IN
the mouth Of Pigeon, then ,ip plpeon N
the mouth oi Laurel, thence IN LSiIyci
and over on To Twelve Pole, then tlnwn
Twelve Pole, and is to cross the Obln
river al tome polntbelween the month NJ
Twelve Pole and Sandy river,
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SEARCHING IHH RUINS
For Missing Victims Of MiOnea-
polls Fatal Fire,
A COMPLETE INVESTIGATION
or the Cause OF the DIsasteF-The
Newspaper Men who PeFIshed.
General Grief ut Their Loss,
Martyrs to Their Duty

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN, Dec, 2,-Thl
sEillsmoking ruins of the burned 7ribua
building were visited by crowds Of thu
CURIOUS this morning. among them werC
afew mourning friends OF the victims
but It was nearly noon before work wa
begun ontheruins, Even then 1t was moi
possible to undertake systematic efforts
for the recovery OF the charred bodies oi
the other victims Of the disaster. The
coroner Is collecting evidence in the case,
aud a thorough investigation Of the
whole matter Is assured, together with
the placing Of whatever blame may at.
tach to those connected with the owner.
ship and management Of the building.
Ia their sermons last night some Of the
local ministers were scathing in their
denunclation Of what was called the
criminal neglect OF the necessary protec.
ton OF the inmates Of the building from
the dangers Of hre. To-day there l. still
much indignation expressed by the pub,
llc generally on the same particulars, and
the thorough sitting OF the matter by
the proper officials will follow. After
the Identification OF the bodies and teati-
mony as 10 the manner OF their deaths,
the inquest was adiOurned,
THE NUMBER OF VICTIMS UNKNOWN.
1t has not yet been definitely ascer-
talned whether or not there are more
bodies in the ruins Of the Tribune build
log, 1t being impossible, as yet TO iusti-
tute q thorough search. Who the
men were who were seen to
shoot themselves rather than suffer
from the flames, has not yet been de-
cided. The women and children who
went up into the blllding shortly before
the FIRE broke out have turned up safe.
Measures for relief Of tho sufferers aud
tue families Of the victims are actively
under way. Newspaper men have
frequently to report the bereavement
OF others, but 1t is seldom
40 many are taken from their own ranks
at one time, Besides the Associated
Press men-Igoe and Miles-the list OF
tlle dead included Millman, OF the Tri.
bune, and Pickett, Of the Pioneer Press,
all good aud true men.
Tonight the newspaper men OF the
two cities held meetings for the purpose
Of giving expressions to their feelings
In the matter, aud during the day the
Of Minneapolis, as well as the
Board Of Trade, adopted resolutions OF
sympathy. /.
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ARernhlIcnn Rnmor nnnlsd.

LISBON, Dec. 2,-It is semi.oillCially
denied that there is any agitation in
Portugal arising from the revolution in
Brazil, looking to the establishment OF a
Republic, Tie paper making the an-
nouncement says that the Republican
groups In this city and in 0porto con-
hne their actions TO a theoretical pro-
paganda. The nionarchist press con-
siders the government too tolerant even
in this regDect.
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Wln0 iio,,so Ilnrua,I.

DETROIT, Mlcn, Dec. 2,-EuaOno
LeBouetIss vino house and dwelling,
situated on the Canadian shore opposite
the upper end Of Belle Isle, were burned
this morning, together with the contents.
Tho wine house contained 80 900 gallons
oI wine, 9 large portion Of which ran
Into tile river, THIS total loss Ia about
$40, 900, Insurance $4,000.
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NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS.

Thsj VIII Endorse the Senate Amendments
TO tho Mills Iili, Which Means They Are
for Protection.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec. IA pre-.
llnlinary meeting of the National Wool
Growers' Association was held here to.
day. Owing to the non n.arriyal Of a
large number Of delegates the regular
business Of the meeting was postponed
until tomorrow afternoon, when large
number oi tho leading wool growers Of
the country are expected 10 6e present
1t is understood that that paft OF tho
Mills bill relating to wool and woolens
rs amended tnd passed by the Senate at
the last meeting Of Congress will receive
the endorsement and support Of the AS.
aouiatiOn,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-At about 1880 this
morning two freight trains on the Chi.
cugo, Milwaukee & 81. Paul railroad col.
'lided near Ogden aud Western avenues.
Flremen William Duer and John Nc.
Williams each suffered crushed legs and
internal injuries, and will probably die,
Both engines aud several cars including
two 0f cattle were wrecked,
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THE CITY WATER BOARD
Agrees on Proposition to Contract
ChiuhoIm Ahout tt,a Ha,v Ilnsin

Agrees on Proposition to Contractor
Chisholm About the New Basin.
The City Water Board at its regular
meeting Yesterday decided to offer Con.
tractor Chisholm s., 500 in settlement Of
the differences that have existed between
them ever since II was discovered that
the new basin was a leaky failure,
The amount Of money In the
hands OF the Board, due on
the contract Chisholm had with It. n
something over $1,000. This represents
the percentage held out OF tho payments
made TO Chisholm from time 10 time "a
tue work progressed, Mr.. Chisholm's
frat demand was for $1,000; this
the Board refused 10 listen 10 and
counter propositions were made,
Mr. Chrlsllolm's last demand was fOr
$1,000. The Board now oilers $500
and agrees TO pay Expert Hornupu's
bill Of $3.50, OF which Mr. Chisholm was
70 pay half. Mr.. Chisholm did not come
down from East Liverpool yesterday, 30
II is not known whether he will accept
this proposition.
When the old Board allowed Mr.,
Chisholm to Withdraw bis bond Of So.
600 for the faithful periormanCeof work,
i accepted In It's stead a certified check
Tor $1,000. Nothing about this appear.
Ing n any contract, the present Board
has been obliged TO return II 10 him.
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ANEW Local Corpornllou,

Secretary Of State Walker has issued a
certificate Of incorporation 10 Tho Pan.
Handle Coal 4 Iron Company, n CorpOr.
alton that has been formed ia this city.
II has been organized for tile purpose Of
mining coal, Iron ore, fire clay, limestone
anh a other minerals, boring for suit,
&c. The principal Office Ia to bs kept al
Wheeling, aud the charter 10 u OK pife on
tho 9Th day Of November, 1850. The
SUN ui 5000 has been subscribed 10 thU
capital stock, ten per cent Ot which has
betn paid Ia, With the prlyllpgU Of In.
Cfeaslng tho said capital 10 81 900, 600 In
all, The capital is divided into shafeH Of
$iOn, Of which lIulllhen Quaifiuh Alfred
panll, Charles Dnrdett Hart, Anton Rey.
mann, Samuel >. Bloch and ". A, VII.
sou, Of Wheeling, hold one each,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec, 2.-The bills
for the final payments Of the new cruiser
Charleston have been approved and
arrangements are now being made to
put her In commission. She will be tue
flagship OF the Asiatic or Pacific stations,
most likelyt the former, and will probably
make her first cruise in the east Indies.
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BALTIMORE, MD., Dec. 2,-The jury in
the NavaSSa case brought in a verdict
this morning, They find George s. Key
guilty Of murder In the first degree; Mo.
ses Williams, alias Dakota, net guilty,
and not agreed as to tho other prisoners.
This verdict does not release the sixteen
for trial on other indictments. Key has
appealed.
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MI. ILL, pondleton Home From Enrland.

Mr.. Henry H. Peudleton, late U. s.
Consul at Southampton, England, has
returned TO his home In this city. Hu
landed In this country over four weeks
ago, but before returning To this city
took jlunt down into Virginia tO visit
some relatives and old school friends.
Mr. pondleton was abroad not quite
three years. he returns looking Just
abou as he did when lie went away OK.
Cept that he 10 somewhat greyer' He
was very well pleased with his tx.
perlenceSi in England aud tells Of them
In o most entertaining manner, lie 70.
malned at Southampton TIL Ills SUE.
Cessor, Mr.. u. =. Bradley, Of Hancock
county, reached there aud was duly Ia.
stalled. Mr.. PendlOton LAS received Il
warm welcome home from his many
friends.
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PLOT no AssASsINATR


The Hungarian Prime hInISter-A Dypa.
mite Scheme Fails.
vienna, Dec, San important dis
cOyery has been made by the police of
the details Of a plot to asSasslnate the
Hungarian Prime Minister, Tisza. Four
men were designated by the consplrators
70 place dynamite beneath the pavement
with such connections that 1t could be
exploded under the feet OF the minister
aB he passed 1t. The Minister'S life was
saved by the fact that a member Of the
opposition was let into the secret by the
c6nspirators and succeeded in perauad-
log them TO abandon their plan.
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AN AMlOADLE SB1rLBMEST.
What tile Governor of Virginia Telegraph.
cd to the Governor OF Maryland.

eU W t"o uVNoEHor VI hAf1Ihhu'
BALrIEoRE, Mp, Dec. 2,-Upon legal
advice, Governor Jackson to-day decided
to temporarily withdraw his proclama-
tion throwing open the oyster dredging
grounds on Hog Island Flats to the
dredgets Of Maryland and Virginia.
Governor Lee, OF Virginia, to-day tele-
graphed TO Governor Jackson as follows:
"Come down and dine with me. Over
an oyster stew we can discuss the qnes.
ton as the Governors OF North and
south Carolina used to do"
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Thn Iinrn,. E,nsri.ns.

MAcKISAw CRY, Mlcu,, Dec. 2.-The
steamship Tioga, which went ashore on
Grey's reef last Wednesday has been
released. Her deck load consisting
chiefly ofilour, and amounting to about
q thousand tons, was all jettisoned. II
is being picked up by fisherman and
hali-breed Indians along the shore. The
Tioga was towed to Duncan City and IL
now there awaiting orders.
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ROE, THE BlUYCLlST.

Ito Beats the Record between San Fran.
cisco and Chicago.
CnIcAoo, Dec. 2.-TOm Roe, the blcy.
cllst, arrived here to-day from San Fran.
cisco, after making the entire run by
wheel and beating tue best similar record
by "a hours and 10 minutes. The Jour.
ney began September 20 and ended this
afternoon at Is minutes past 2 O'Clock,