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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
[ aiest G. n a.. FL. : Of The Wo' ID.
THE IRISH DAND c |.
The Governments CoDSidtg - as 10
Settle It..

Settle II.
NEW YORK, April l5.-A London
cable says meeting of Unionist mem
bers of the Commons and some Irish land
owners was held at the residence OF the
Duke of Abercorn, and took under con-
sideration the settlement of the land
question in Ireland which is projected by
the Government, based on Mr.. Chamber.
lain's land bank scheme. The majority
of those present approved this method of
treating the Irish troubles, seeing that in
the face OF it's utter failure to fasten upon
the Parnellites the criminal charges pre-.
ferred against them, the Government is
obliged to make some effort toward. re-
covering its credit with the people or get
out of the way.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16

BERLIN, April 5.-The hereditary
Duke and Duchess OF Oldenburg and
Count and Countess Hohenban had a
narrow escape from death recently while
journeying by steamer. Their meals had
been cooked in uncleaned copper vessels.
Seven passengers died.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
To Guard the Exhibit.

New YORK, April l5.-Thrty picked
men OF the United States Marine Corps
sailed for France on the steamer La
Gascogne. They are under command of
Captain Williams of the United States
Marine Corps. This body of men will
guard the American exhibit in Paris
during the coming Exposition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
Children CT Pitchers Casturia


These, if exist ant in natural quantity, and un
vitiated by bile. play their part in the functions
OF digestion and assimilation. But the artificial
acid resulting from the inability of the stomach
to convert food received by it into susteaance,
is the producer OF fatulence and heartburn, which
are the most harrassing symptoms Of dyspepsic
The best carminative is Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters. Far more effective is it than carbonate OF
Soda magnesia or other alkaline salts. These in
variably weaken the stomach without producing
permanent benefit No man or woman chroni-
cally dyspeptic, and consequently nervous, can
be in possession of the fuli measure of vigoral-
lowed by nature. Therefore. invigorate and reg
ula.e the system and by SO doing protect 1t
from malaria, rheumatism and other serious
maladies.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
The samoan Commissioners.

New YORK, April l5.-Among 300
saloon passengers on the Umbra for Liv-
erpool were members of the Samoan Com
mission John A. Kasson, VIM. Walter
Phelps and George Fl. Bates. There
were also on board Abraham S. Hewitt
and family.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
A TRtMP's CRIME.j
lie viii be Lynehed if Caught.

TIPToN, Mo-, April l5.-Miss Nevada
J. Dekins, aged 81 years, while riding to
a neighbor's house Thursday was dragged
from her horse by tramp and assaulted,
after a struggle lasting half an hour.
She is now in critical condition. Hun
dreds are searching for the tramp, who
will be lynched if caught.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
An Important Necessity.

What pure air is to IN unhealthy locality, what
spring cleaning is to the neat housekeeper, 80 is
Hoods Sarsaparilla to everybody at this season.
The body needs to be thoroughly renovated, tn
blood purified and vitalzed, the germs Of disease
destroyed. Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all oti
blood disorders are cured by Hoods S-,rsaparilla,
the most popular and successful spring medicine
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
THE PARIS CONsUL.GENERAL.
senator stewart Pleads for Major Ratk.
bone.

Done.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Stew.
art called on Secretary Blaine and asked
that j. L. Rathbone be retained in his
place as Consul! General to Paris, at least
until after the Paris Exposition is held.
Mr.. Blaine said that he had heard nothing
derogatory Of Major Rathbone, and that
the President would not be in haste to
remove men who were faithfully dis
charging their duties.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16

LAMAR, Colo, April l5.-Passengers
on the south stage from Boston report
that Bill Thompson and his gang, who
had held possession of the town since
Monday, left last evening after disarm.
ing the inhabitants and taking such arti.
cles as they needed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16
The Naval Contingent.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The naval
contingent at the centennial celebration
will consist of 800 officers and men in
brigade form, under an officer of apprc-
pirate rank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-04-16

When Baby was sick,
We gave her CastoYia.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
THE lNpRIsONEp NlINER.
Tho sixth One of the sIsu 1. Rescued
Alive.

The sixth One of the Ssu Is Rescued
Alive.
MOUNT CARMEL, March 17.-Peter
Nearshalsky, after so hours Of imprison-
ment in the Black Diamond Colllery,
was hoisted to the surface at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. His appearance
was the signal for cheers from hundreds
OF throats, which were heard for miles.
He had been half buried and had given
up all hope when his resCuers reached
the "breast" in which he was i'm.
prisoned.
Strange to say his injuries, aside from
his nervous prostration, are not serious.
After the five men were taken out alive
last night II was supposed that Near
shalsky was dead, but the search was
continued with the result stated above.
The story Of Nearshalsky's escape from
death Is a most remarkable one. When
the roof OF the mine began 10 cave, Mar.
shalsky, while attempting 10 escape, was
struck by q piece Of coal and fell into a
hole in which he was buried To theneck.
A great mass Of rock fell Immediately
after and one large piece, hollow in tho
middle, imprisoned the miner in a nearly
air-tight enclosure. The man would
soon have been sufocated had not the
hollow lump been broken by falling
piece Of coal. During his long impris.
onment NeaBhalsky swooned many
times. All he had TO sustain life during
his imprisonment was the oil in his
lamp, not drop Of which remained
when he was taken out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

In tho U. s. Court Saturday, the Jury
returned a verdict Of not guilty In the
case Of William NOEL and Frank Bald.
win, the two Republican Judges Of elCc.
tlon at Cameron indicted for refusing 10
receive legal vote, This case was Sc
leCted for trial flBt by Gen. Watts, pre-.
Bumably because h0 thought II was a
strong case, and tho moral effect OF con.
YlCtion would DO good In later cases.
His talk about being requested 10 reslgn
10 prevent his CONFLICTING illegal votefs
assumes a funny phase,
In the case Of the United States Va,
Buck Musgraye, indicted for a violation
Of the internal revenue laws, a verdict Of
not guilty was returned,
In the case Of The United States yB. L,
I. Reece, indicted for violation Of lli0
internal revenue laws, q plea Of guilty
was entered, and q fine Of $lO0 assessed
and judgment suspended sto lmprlson'
fnptt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
CONDENSED TELRGRAMS.

A religious enthusiast at Bridgewater,
Adair county, Iowa, has been preaching
and fasting for forty days and nights,
and closed his term Of fasting Tuesday
night with big supper. He has created
much interest and excitement at the
place named, t r
A convention Of nailers, representing
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
was held in Harrisburg, Friday night,
The general sentiment was that the
present scale Of wages Is not too high,
and the delegates resolved TO assist their
brother nailers, who at this time are re.
sisting reduction.
Judge Daniels fined Chauncey Kerr,
Hugh ]. Connell and Lawrence Quinn
$25 each Saturday morning, for making
a demonstration In court when Thomas
B. Kerr, the alleged New York boodler,
was acquitted. The offenders were the
brother, brother.in.law and bookkeepel
OF Kerr, respectively.
j. L. Powell, o temperance lecturer
from Missouri, died at Kentucky juno
tion Saturday Of delirium tremens. He
Catne hero about two weeks ago TO lee
turc, but got drunk. Papers on his per
son show that he was once editor Of thC
Philadelphia Star, and that he resignet
the assistant Cashiership OF the Kansal
City Savings Bank 10 90 on the road as
temperance lecturer.
Edgar Swan, Of Lynn, paying teller 0
the National City Bank, Of Lynn, Mass,
was before Commissioner Hakett at Bos
ton, on complaint OF Bank Examine
Gatchell, charged with being q deiaulte
10 q very large amount, The tota
amount Is reported 10 DO S0S,695. III
has wife and two children, and ha
lived beyond his income In the endeayo
10 support them In style.
The Chinese Ambassador at Washing
ton has been notified Of tue disturbanc
that occurred at Milwaukee early las
week, He has sent word through bhoV
Tai, the representative OF tho Six Com
panies, that tho Chinese Government
will insistupon full Naturalization 70
any damage that may have been done 4
the properly OF Cinnamon during th
disturbances. The Ambassador says tha
when, Ia certain Chinese cities, tn
American residents were attacked an
their buildings burned, the Chimes
Government erected new buildings an
made complete restitution,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
IT WAS NOT lASCOIT,
Mr. Stone Follows a Man Eight
Thousand Miles
THROUGH HTRACKLESS FORESTS
In british Columbia Only to Find
that tho Suspect was not the Pro,
per Porson,--Tho Interest
In tho Case Revived,

CHICAGO, March l7,-Mr, Stone, who
has the Tascott case in hands, in an in
teryiew Tonight said; "About a month
ago, received from law firm in Min
neapolls letter stating that they hada
client, resident Of Winnipeg, who had
some authentic information as to what
he believed to be Tascotts whereabouts.
My inquiries following showed the
suspects description tailed more close
lywith that OF TasCott than any had
yet seen. The young man was said 10
be employed In n tieing camp near Rat
Portage, a town on tue Canadian Pacific,
25O miles east OF Winnipeg. / left Chi,
cago with four others, and three weeks
ago tonight we went to Minneapolis,
thence to Winnipeg and thence to the
tieing camp, We arrived there to dis
cover that young man, such US de-
scrlbed, had worked there until week
before.
Out OF Winnipeg We ran the scent to
q certain nameless town in the north.
west territory near the American line.
Thence we pursued It hot to Vancouver
and thence by boat 10 Seattle.
A telegram reached US there, that our
man was caught In Southern California
town and was in custody, hastened
thither, One glance at the prisoner sent
my heart into my boots, He was not
Tascott, though he resembled him in
many points.
We consulted none Of the authorities
In the numerous places We visited and
left all we encountered in n state OF
lhystification. We were given a mum.
Der OF hints that Manitoba was
good refuge for "bOodlers" and so
II Is for any man In hiding, Such u
trackless waste OF mountains, forests,
lakes and big rivers It would be hard to
find. ! will not say that think Tascott
Is in that country, but he may be. 1
have other clues Of which am hope
full"
Mr.. Stone estimates the length of his
trip rs 5000 miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
A PuGITIYEs NARROW ESCAPE.
The Michigan DethultCr Captured In Mo-
tam and Ii Released.

1no mtChlRnu DeLlultcr Chptureu IN mOns
tnnR and Is Released.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 17.-A man
was arrested at Helena, Montana, March
8, on strong suspicion of being Lyman
D. Follett, ex.Judge Of Probate Of Kent
county, Mich. Judge FOllett was one Of
the most prominent Democrats Of Grand
Rapids. lie was Probate Judge Of Kent
county until April OF last year, when he
created great sensation by decamping,
taking with him money 10 the tune Of
$4,000 which was in his keeping as
Judge OF Probate. He also borrowed
large sums from every one around town,
and forged the name Of the present
Judge 10 check. He falsihed deeds
and records In most elaborate manner,
and after his departure a reward OF 81, 900
was offered for his capture; He was
traced to New York, but eluded the de-
tectives there and went TO New Orleans,
taking q steamer there for Honduras,
where he worked for the I. NJ. Western
syndicate.
After a while lle was lost sight Of.
Some months ago q man In Helena,
Montana, aroused the suspicious OF the
detectives there by his striking re.
semblance TO Judge Follett. He was ar.
rested and q picture sent to Grand Rap.
ids was recognized by his vile, The
sheriff went 10 Helena after him, but SC
well did the prisoner act that he was re-
leaBed az remarkably like, but not Judge
Hollett. He made tracks for the coasI
as fast as possible, thinking he would be
safer In q country where he would moi
be worth $1,000. A private dispatch re.
Ceiyed In st. Paul last night from Taco,
ma, w. T., states that the fugitive sailed
from there yesterday on q ship lumber
laden for Sydney, N. s. W., and that ht
confessed 10 the pilot before the latter
departed that his real name was Follett
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

PARIS, March l7.-Goneral Boulanger
went to-day to Bordeaux. The train
which conveyed him stopped at Bloi,
and 81. Pierre Des Corps, at both OF
which towns enthusiastic demonstra.
tions were made In his honor. At BOr.
deaux a crowd Of 5000 persons gathered
ut his hotel To welcome him. In response
to voclferous cheering the General ap.
peared upon balcony and expressed
his thanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
THE CHICAGO STEEL TRUST.
The Necessity for the Combination Basis
Fs OF the Consolidation,

i eAN sNNNhNNy ANN
t OF the Consolidation,
CHICAGO, March lin regard to the
proposed consolidation OF tho North Chi,
cago Rolling Mill Company, the Joliet
Steel Company and the Union Steel
Company, with a view to steadying the
iron and steel rail markets, President o,
W, Potter, Of the first named company,
says;
II Is not trust nor exactly q consoli.
dation, The charter Of the North Chi
cago Rolling Mil Company Is a special
charter, and permits an increase Of the
capital stock, It also permits a change
OF name, II sprobable that the capital
stock OF this concern will be Increased, ,
and the whole plant and business Of the
Joliet Steel Company will be bought,
the two combined being called, proba.
bly,, the Illinois Steel Company. This
new concern will probably unite with
the Union Steel Company. This Is as
much as can be said at present,
Mr.. \, Q, Sterling, Secretary Of the
Joliet Company, said:
II Is premature TO say that anything
definitely has been decided, but the
principal stockholders in the companies
named having concluded that such IN
alliance would enable economies 10 be
introduced In the manufacture OF steel
Of various descriptions, including rails,
Us TO probably permit Of tho continuous
manufacture OF steel in Illinois, In com.
petition with Pittsburgh aud other
favorable localities, 1t is probable that
the proposed deal will be consumatcd,
1t is no part OF the design Of the man.
ayers OF the various companies 10 In any
way advance the selling price Of their
product but rather, by combining the
the experience and ability Of all connect
ed with the various organizations, TO
produce finished materials on the most
scientific and economical basis, 80 US to
permit OF the product being sold, II
necessary, at lower figures In the future
than In the past, insuring thereby the
permanent existence OF these industries
moro particularly in Chicago and It's
neighborhood.
In order to allow for sufficient extern
sion and Improvement OF the existing
plants the capital stock OF the new Or
ganization will probably be $25, ,00O, 900,
including an ample cash capital to meet
all contingencies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
MURDER OR SUIClpgY
The BODY OF n Young Man Found Hanging
to Tree la Greene County.

Tie IsOdy OF n Young Man Found Hanging
to "A Tree In Greene County.
RYERsoN's STATION, GREENE Co., Pa,
March 17.-Whilo three droves were
passing along the road by Samuel IIew-
etts barn, in Rich Hill township, about
noon Friday, their attention was at
tracted to a peculiar looking object
hanging from the lower bough Of large
poplar tree q considerable distance
from tho road. Idle curiosity and
buntCrs among tho party led 10
an investigation, and n moment later
the mystery WINS solved. The peculiar
object was tho dead and mangled body
OF young man, hardly more than Of
age. 1twas suspended from the limb by
q halter, which was drawn tightly about
his neck, and from which the face Wasa
bluish.blaCk. The back OF his head was
crushed In, evidently by a tremendous
blow with blunt instrument. His fea-
lures also had been iearfully bruised md
gashed, and the coagulated blood made
tho sight thoroughly revolving, and
much increased the difficulty oiideptih-
cation.
The man was plainly dressed. lie
wore gray trousers with small brown
stripes, and a coat and vest Of u lighter
color, bound with black braid.
Tied to IN adjoining limb within reach
was an unloaded hoBe.plstol Of large
pattern.
1t Is the belief OF some thatit dcs-
perate case OF suicide. Others maintain,
however, that the man was brutally
murdered and then hung up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

CoNsTASTINoPLE March l7.-A mu.
tiny broke out to-day among a portion Of
the CossaCksa attached to Atchinol's OK.
pedtion. The Russian Consul tried to
pacify the mutlnccrs, but they refus cd
to listen 10 him and finally drove him
away with threats Of violence. Suisse
quently the unruly CossaCks were re.
moved from the Russian man.of.war and
placed on board another vessel bound for
OlhRan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
MARY AEDERsON's HEALTH.
Feared by Her Friends: that Her Mind Is
Shattered,

NEw YoRK, March l8,-There has
come from source near to Miss Mary
Anderson definlteinformation that tends
to throw new light on her recent physi-
cal collapse, and to explain, in a large
measure, the secret Of her sudden prostra-
tion, tits believed, according TO these
authorities, that Miss Anderson's neT-
yous system has partly given way under
the constant strain involved by her
later work on the stage, and that her
present Ill health is the result Of this
trouble, For a number Of weeks Miss
Anderson has given evidence Of a dis,
turbed nervous system, no less painful
to her friends than mortltying to her
self.
Miss Anderson is said to have Of late
developed a strange and unreasonable
habit Of quarreling with her manager
over matters OF trivial import, These
outbreaks have frequently occurred in
the presence OF the entire company on the
stage and at rehearsals. Attirst regarded
merely with surprise-ior the actress has
hitherto been conspicuously atiable and
In her business dealings
they had recently become more serious,
in that they plainly suggested lack OF
control on Miss Anderson's part that
first gave rise TO her friends fears.
Mr., Abbey went TO Baltimore, early
last week, to look over the ground pre-
paratory to his stars expected resump-
ton Of her professional labors in that
city. II is learned on the highest au.
thority that though Miss Anderson was
at the depot on his arrival, she didn't
recognize him, and that when he &C.
Costed he she stoutly demured,
maintaining in all sincerity that
he had no right to speak to her. She
didn't know him, she said, and she
seemed to be outraged by his presump-
tion. II required some moments to
calm her, and a considerable period
elapsed before she finally recognized Mr..
Abbey, The impression left upon him
by this painful scene Is said 10 have
been dlsCouraging one In every re-
snprt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
ST. pATRICK'S DAY.
The Finest Day on RecOrd-Tho COlebra,
tIOn ut IIellalre.

tIOn ut DellRlre.
Yesterday was 81. Patrick's Day. A
finer day was never experienced on this
anniversary. The sky was blue, the sun
shone brightly and the birds sang. The
streets were fuller Of ,peoplo than on
any Sunday since last summer, Crowds
drove or rode on the motors out to the
Park, and out in every other available
direction, and 10 the localities where
railroad and reserYoirworkis being done.
Wheelmen were out In great numbers.
The only sign that people remembered
the day was IN occasional sprlg Of green
In button hole or q green ribbon OH a
hat. One man was seen with q sprig ol
real shamrock In his hat.
The Ilibernian society OF this city,
headed by Mayors brass band, went over
10 Bellaire, together with tho societies
from other neighboriug towns, and
Joined the local society there In a Cele.
bration. They went down and back on
the steamer Bellaire, and paraded 10 and
from their hall.
The Colorcd Odd Fellows Of this city,
including the PatriarChate, in full uni.
form, also turned out and went 10 Bell.
aire 10 celebrate the anniversary OF the
lodge there. Prof. j. II. Jones, OF this
city, preached the anniversary sermon.
Both Saturday night aud last night the
sidewalks were fairly ianmed with poo.
pie. The unprecedented good weather
and the holiday did II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18
GROWING MUCH WORSE.
Mary Anderson's Company DIsbauded aud
All Mer Dates CancelIed.

PHILApRLpHIA, Pa, March 1.-THE
condition OF Miss Mary Anderson, the
actress, Is reported late tonight to be
somewhat worse. All her engagements
for the season have been cancelled, and
her English company of 90 people dis
banded.
A rumor to the effect that Miss Ander'
sou Is insane gained circulation to-day,
DR.. Sweir Mitchell, uuder whose care the
lady has been since her arrival here,
when requested tonight TO affirm or de.
ny this rumor positively refused TO say
anything about his patients condition.
Mr.. Joseph Anderson, her brother,
pronounced the story absurd, and said !:
"Miss Anderson's condition Is i'm.
proved, and no impairment to her health
Is feared"
1t Is known that DR.. Mitchell has or
dered that his patient must remain
where she Is for two months. At the
end OF TINT time, he says, un.
less some set back occurs, she will
be able 10 go TO Europe, there
TO recuperate. Orders have been given
by the doctors 10 positively exclude all
persons from Miss Anderson's room with
the exception OF her maid and the pro-
iessional nurse in attendance upon her