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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-The President
has approved the joint resolution to ex.
tend the time Of the service Of the dele
gates Of the united States to the Inter.
national Marine Conference; the act
making appropriations to supply def.
cheney in the appropriation for public
printing and binding for the fiscal year
ending June so, 1890; the joint resolu-
ton to print the agricultural report for
1880, and the joint resolution to pay the
officers and employees Of the Senate aud
House Of Representatives their respec.
tive salaries for the month OF December,
1889, on the 2Oth day Of that month.
These are the first measures approved
since the present session began.
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FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.
A Largo Buslness House Destroyed : Tie
Loss 100000. 81

A Large business House Destroyed : The
Loss 100000.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 20. = The large six
story building $40 and 92l North Third
street and having also frontage on Lo.
Gust avenue in the shape Of an L, was
totally destroyed by fire at / o'clock this
morning, The building was formerly
occupied by the Guernsey & Jones
Furniture Co., but since the failure oi
that firm 1t has been filed with manu-.
featuring concerns. The fire caught In
the basement and tho flames rushing up
the elevators soon spread throughout
the building and In less than an hour Il
was mass Of ruins. The old MeChan.
les Bank Building, 3l7 Third street, ad.
joining en- the south was crushed by
falling walls and nearly destroyed. The
total loss by the fire iS estimated at be.
tween $l50,000 and $1,000 but the in.
diyidual losses have not been ascer.
tanned,
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what Inc Government sa,s.

LONDON, Dec. 2O.-The Brazilian lie.
cation in this city has received cable
dispatch from the Government at Rio
Janeiro instructing the representatives
here To guard the public against errone.
GUS reports concerning events in Brazil.
The dispatch says the report spread yes
terday Of a mutiny among the troops
arose from the fact that some soldiers
who, in the absence Of their officers had
been drinking, had reyolted. They,
however, Immediately surrendered and
the incident ended. The Government
says that order will be firmly maintained
and that Justice will be done to all.
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THE GLASS WORKERS. AND WINDOW.
1t Is believed tho Case Against this ASS,
citation will be OuaShed,

citation will be QuaShed.
PITTsDuRdH, Pa, Dec. 22.-SeCretary
George L. Cake, Of the Window Glass
Workers. Association, returned from
Washington to day, lie said he was not
at liberty To say what facts had been
presented To Secretary Window at Wash
ington yesterday. The reason Mr.. Camp
bell desired an exclusive audience was
that some matters were brought before
the Secretary which could not be made
public.
These matters were In connection with
the organization OF the Universal Feder-
alton Of Labor. The workings OF the
Federation was explained to Secretary
Window TO convince him that there was
neither an intentional nor technical
violation OF the contract labor laws from
the glass workers standpoint. Affairs
Of the organization were submitted to
the meeting, which was strictly private.
and these matters would not be submit
ted in public trial. "The defendants
would rather stand conviction, said Mr..
Cake, "than have these matters which
are not public business brought out in
court"
1t Is now believed by many OF those best
posted in this case that further legal pro-
Ceedings will be quashed.
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DoLl's Run, W. Va, Dec. 2O.-Two
wells are being drilled for Messrs. G ufIey
and Murphy on the Bowers farm. A
report has reached here that Dewitt is
playing the Plum Run we'll for deep,
dark "mystery." Guards keep every.
body beyond gun.shot Of the derrick.
The same rumor says that the well is
drilled at night on the sly. A cores.
pondent does not credit this latter state.
nenk.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2O.-A bill
introduced by Senator Cullom to-day to
establish a limited postal service, author.
ICES the Postmaster General to contract
for five years with any existing tele-
graph company for the use Of It's lines
for the transmission OF postal messages
between free delivery Offices, the Post.
master General having authority 10 de-
termine between what points the lines
ahall run.
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LISBON, Dec. 2O.-The Portuguese Gov.
ernment is ugitating for the holding Of
an International Congress ior the settle.
ment Of the questions which have arisen
from the dispute between Portugal aud
Great Britain concerning their respective
possessions In Africa, 10 II prefers 10 &C.
cept European opinion 10 English die.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2O.-A shell ex.
ploded in the artillery magazine at
Baku, causing general explosion Of all
the munitions stored there and the de-.
struCtlon Of the building. The noise Of
the exploding shells and rockets sound.
ed like bombardment One hundred
thousand cartridges were destroyed.
Four persons were killed and four In.
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luton, providing that the moneys and
other assets in the hands of. P. Lee,
dom, late sergeant-at-Arms, be turned
over 10 A, ]. Holmes, present Sergeant.
alarms, TO be held and disposed Of by
him as may be hereafter determined by
the proper authorities,
Mr., Breckenridge accepted an amend,
ment suggested by Mr., Riley, Of Penn,
sylyania, providing that the resolution
shall not be held, or construed in any
dom.
Pending further discussion, the reso.
luton went over until tomorrow and
House adjourned.
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RliLR0An sllASlIrp
An Ehslhssr Killed and Fireman Fatally
Injured. -

'tH hHKIhVUF HIIIUU WnU FIFOnhn EnIAIly
Injured. 80
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. U0,--A smaShup
occurred on the New Orleans and Mo.
bile dlylslon Of The Louisville 4 Nash.
Vile Railroad at 0 O'Clock this morning
g Orange Grove, thlfty.thfee miles from
Mobile, The second section Of Train 70,
notthbOund, which left New Orleans
behind time la6t night, dashed into al
open switch, throwing Gle engine and
giH y, cans from tue track, killing Charles
Pierce, the engineer. Jim Washington,
z fireman, Jumped and was fatally Ia,
luteu, One other brakeman, ChAFlOl
johnson, is also Injured seriOuSly.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Dtspdleh 10 The IattlIigeacer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. '2O.-West
Virginia pensions granted to-day: Orig
inal invalid-Thomas B. Allen, Flem-
ington; s. Manning, alias L. Riggle,
Wheeling. Increase-John l. G. Jack
son, Uniontown; N. Summers, Long
Branch; Hiram J. Fortney, Enterprise ;
James B. Yost, Hagan. Re.issue-Den-
mis- Lumberson, Wick. Reissue and iu-
crease -B. Briggs, New MartinSyille.
Original widows, etc.-Americn, widow
OF Brice Briggs, New Martinsville.
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KIlled on tl,e ohio lIyer Road.


PARxERsDuRo, W. Va, Dec. 2O.-A
deaf and dumb man named William
Schultz, jr, was killed instantly about
noon to-day while walking on the Ohio
River railroad track, by being struck by
the north.bound train. The accident
occurred two miles below this city.
Schultz was a resident OF this county
and was not q married man.
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rorlura.r Rnlllenl. Enco oarnrel.

LISBON, Dec. 2O.-1t Is reported that
the Portuguese government is anxious
for Dom Pedro to leave Portugal. The
calmness with which the people Of Bra.
zil accepted the overthrow Of The Elm
pire and tue establishment OF the Re.
public, encourages the Radicals Of Lis.
bon 10 believe that they will eventually
achieve aquiet and blOolless revolution
In Portugal.
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We'll Known IIuslnesl Man ilOnd,

CHICAGO, Dec. 20, = Alfred oowleS,
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Chicago
Tribune, died at hlS rcsldence this morn.
Ing, He was al the Calumet Club last
night aud was stricken with paralysis
about II o'clock. Shortly after he was
removed 10 bic home. Alfred Oovles
was q brother Of the editor ot the Oleye.
land Leader, He came 70 Chicago when
. young man Ia tile early aitieS and OBJ.
tainsd employment az q bookkeepBf In
The office Of the Tribune Company when
we oitiCe ot the paper was on CLARK
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DUBLIN, Dec. 2O.-Mr WIN. o'Rrlen
was released from The Galway Jail TO.
day, where he had been SOrv,io v.oe A sen.
!enie Of two mont, imprisonment for
nV'uluN A,Atonalist meeting which had
veen proclaimed. Upon his release he
addressed large meeting Of his sympa'
thizers aud received an enthusiastic re-
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1voul,l.,,. 17,n.,,.,. 4 r,..,.,,.

TorExA, KAs, Dec. 2O.-Last night a
constable brought Thomas Cheedon,
will Foster, J. N. Whitelow and Andy
Whitelow TO this city, charged with at.
tempting TO lynch Harry Knott, colored,
at llis home at Pauline, Wednesday
night. The cause Of the assault is the
inhuman manner in which he has treat.
cd his wife and children.
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WHY Tfnlnmen are To bo iIOunOed,

KANSAS olTY, Mo-, Dec. po.-lsopott
has II that the official suillOtino 10 TO 10
turned on freight conductors and brake.
mon Of tho Missouri Pacific, A charge
10 made that they have Csta6IlSheI \
regular business ID the transportation oi
tramps, carrying them from place II
place At a very small cash fare,
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The RIyer MInes 10 ILesume.

PIrrsBURaH, Dec, 2O,-Joseph Walton
& Co., one Of the largest river coal op-
orators in this section granted the half
cent advance demanded by the miners
and work will be resumed at all the
firms mines on Monday. A general
resumption Of the river mines will prob
ably follow at once.
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ALL IN A FOG.

New York Having u Very Dlsagreeabic
Experience.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 2O.--New York was
onyeloped in ono Of the most disagree.
able fogs to-day The ClLv -. =. =
many years H. has seen IN
MAJ " :. was q yeritable Scotch
~ cold, clalny and suggestiye ol
pneumonia. During the day The city
has been twilightha1lnesS, Tonight
the entire absence Of electric lights
combined with The denseness OF The iov
makes the main tloroughiareS a die
agreeable spectacle, while the side
streets are almost as dark as pitch.
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l,an.AmstIsanl 10 Now EOtE.

NEW YOEK, Dec. 2C-..TAO Ran.Anerl.
can delegates visited flrO heaquartss
this morning and witnessed the work.
ings Of the are alarm system, Later
they saw On exhibition drill Of 800 no,
lloetnen, the pick Of the force, Al tEe
Seventh Regiment AfmoFy,
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Wlll WIlhdrnw From llle x. OF l.

PIrrsBuRou, Dec, 2O.- Warehouse
mems Assembly 7lOO, knights of Labor,
which recently reinstated ex.Grand Sec
retary Homer McGaw, refused to rescind
their action tonight and decided to
withdraw from the order and Join the
Ameaican Federation Of Labor.
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New YoRx, Dec. 2O.--Two silver bars
worth $4,000 were lost of a truck here
to-day, while in transmit from the Amer.
lean Exchange National Bank 10 the
Cunard steamship dock. Az their In.
LrinSic value, the bars should each weigh
mora than half n ton.
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plrrsBuRon, Pa, Dec. 7.-willlam b.
ohafey, a well known telegraphor and
a amember Of the firm Of HeldeRsr 4 Co.,
grain and provision brokers, Of Alleghe.
ny City, committed suicide this alter.
noon by taking an ounce and half Of
laudanum. DomeStlc aud financial
troubles the cause,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2o.-ThO
Elections Committee Of the House to.
day received the report Of the sub.com.
mittee upon order Of hearings and ap.
proved It without objection, The next
meeting Of the committee will I've held
the first Tuesday after the holiday re.
cess, when the hearing Of contests will
hhufn
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THE LINSLY INSTITUTE INSTRUCTOR.

senator Barbour, of Virginia, Proposes Ia
Fight the Assignment to Wheeling.
Special Ditpdteh 70 he hieiligenoer.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec. Ex-senator
Barbour, Of Virginia, proposes to fight
the assignment OF a naval officer to the
Linsly Institute at Wheeling, on the
ground that the Virginia Military Insti.
tute at Lexington, Virginia, should
have him. He went over TO seq the Sec.
retary OF War about II to-day.
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toNpoN, Dec. 2O.-News, is received
that many hundred arrests have been
made In Corea 10 consequence Uf the dig'
coyefy Of Aplot made by the chief eunlCh
10 aSSasslnate the King,
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sYDNIT, n, s, W., Dec. 9O.-BeaCh,
the Oarman, has accepted the challenge
recently issued BY Hanlan, ior atowlng
match, aud ls willing that the race
should be towed over the patanalla
nnMKln.
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toSbos, Dec, 20. .-Advices from
Shanghai state that Tho railway projects
In Clilna have been suspended, owing 70
political ihtfigues and populat oppOel.
tlon 10 the construction Of the llneB,
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TIlllETEgN LIVES LOST.
A Terribly Fatal collision potwsOn Ocean
steamors.

LONDON, Dec. 2O.-A collision occurred
to-day south Of the Isle Of Wight, be.
tween the steamers olcddy, from Odessa,
December 8, aud the Isle Of Cypress,
which was bound from Stockton for d
European port. The Cleddy was so
badly damaged that she sank. Several
Of her crew reached land in safety, but
thirteen Others are missing, The Cled.
dy was an iron brig screw steamer Of
1893 tons and was owned in Cardiff.
The Isle Of Cypress is of72S tons register.
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BERLiS, Dec, 2O,-The Rsich'dHstig.r
says that Emperor William. who Is sui.
isrinR from 0 severe cold passed q good
nlphE last night. lie Las no fever. He
Wi leave his bed for a few hours To-
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To the Ladies.
The Wheeling InStalment Co.,
1l8G.l13S 4 ll4O Market ST.,
NEAR TWELeTI kT.
sHopPERs-sHOppERs-sHoppERs

o-orCY,Ua nt1Ount,ne, nF,yt,nr,uc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lady Shoppers-iouft"en days hence
and the holiday shopping season--with
It's attending worry and CarG-will be
ended. Tie time Is short-it's true-yet
there is a great deal to be done. There
are many friends to think about-and
what shall give to him or her2-is the
question that now agitates every mind.
OF course this Is natural-it is reason.
able-and what is lnore-it Is a kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient,
But 1t Is nevertheless a difficult question
to answer unaided-and ~ we believe
that the old adage-"Two HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN ONE'-iH applicable
- ,,,,, ,I,arntor,, t,rno,, ma In a1uist Tia
iS. nsie 80 as; 'nSaS !. e'"V w "''''' '"S
S'fe' ~ 'I %
wheeling InStalncnG 10.
.I ~. .;,..,,l ,,.. =.
a present W W appieclhtsu 'husI Nv
least De appIopiilate.-Dus WI mIeh u''l,I.y !,!
and ornamentAtl0n are added they give
| Il all the characteristics OF d nerieCt pres.
art Onr Slaughter Sale now IN nro.
sresa includesoa line Of HOLIDAY
Observation-Disclosures Inv anv houaa
hLocN ~ -EieA.e,.uu Tne... n.' "y nVuoe
msei"l !" MI and I ornaInental%snitabl. for old
and younp-riCh or poor-ant sure 10 be
ann,sciatsd nn hv allFat PRICES tooN.
REMEMBER--that we would not per.
init 70 appear IN c, eoIa type RI sn u coWpaision
swSy wSS M SebInd line in rI getting into TS1 onp
awe! ave-, ,,,Iidir. NanJ 90 s smnst In ~ T., ~ ~
nss. nsS two TSu wgeks % what ' we % SSouId nj have ave-
| DAY GOODS mpst be closed out--and
Il compelling prices will do there
'"f wv enrvEpa
upholtLOred In any ShAde q sllk PluAh'
GSESpSIlIar SSET,SIil R1iGSi piieo, isvs SSm.
ROCKERS
u, poad ana RStinu-l,eautiiul Designs,
CSSpSIllns Il iY price, $50.
ROCKERS
In Antique tRCSaist pfISs y o. SGa0'n' N00'
Compelnng ptlcU' sS%
ROCKERS.
.,yiaS. iS'E' '''''ii Hss%iss X PLY; sIa.s 4 % ~ ~
r1BLEs.
Fancy !ssl.,,, 4 q. SSIauI SII,a and Antique OAK
suitable Tor HOLIDAY BSy y, Hn nsio. tSm
r1SELs
S 4 HSoSS sTS s;SGe . nFfS S,: o'
RSsu,., prices, sgS gHH WY sas' tsS %
Compelling prices: n.'': ~. :. ~. =" :"
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rn,n,,,lnl.L i,lnn sAnpran.rd.

pARis, Dec. 2O.-Ths government has
prohibited the performance Of Francois
Coppeo's new play, ule pater," which
was accepted by The 0omedie Franchise.
The reason Is that II deals with the COM
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. 2O.-The
grand Jury to-day indicted O. Il. SilCott,
late cashier Of the office Of Sergeant.at.
Arms for the House Of Representatives,
for grand larceny aud forgery.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 2O.-rension
Commissioner Raum to-day issued an
order abolishing tile board Of re.review
in the Pension Bureau, and distributing
the forty members Of that board among
the five adjudicating divisions Of the
office.
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LoSDoN, Dec, 2O.--Slayin, the Austta.
llan, and jetn Smith have agreed upon
q referee. The funof Is now that they
will aght on Sunday,
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EASTERN BAR IRON MEN
Decide the ln.e Price 70 Remain a. rw,

Decide the Iase Price to Remain at Two
Gents at the Mills.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2O.-At q
largely attended meeting Of eastern bar
iron manufacturers to-day, It was de.
cided that the base price Of bar iron
should remain at two cents per pound
at the mills or Philadelphia. A resolu.
tion was adopted providing for the ap.
pointment Of a committee OF nino tC
confer with the western manufacturers
with q view TO forming national sclied.
ule ofextras for small sizes.
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LISBON, Dec. 2O.-Tho Republicans
here have decided to issue a manifesto
To the effect that the time ls a favorable
one for apolishing the monarchy.
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The following scale was adopted; For
Hooking, Sunday Greek and Shawnee
valleys, 80 cents per ton; Western Penn
sylYania, 90 cents; Indiana Block
Coal 90 Centsi baltimore 95 cents
Wilmington district Of Illinois,
81 O5, streatOr 90 centsj La Sale
and Spring Valley Sli Springfield 72!,
Stanton and Mt Olive O5i Peoria $751;
Fairmont and MonndsyllIs, West Yir
ginia, so cents.
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THE NEW MINERS SCHEDULE.
Important Resolutions by the Progressive
UpiOn-AIInsrs Wages In West Virginia,

aAAFAANNHfNH sH"HNHNHA~NHN
UpiOn-AIInsrs Wages In West Virginia,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec, 2O.-At the
meeting Of the Miners Progressive
Union to-day, the following resolutions
were adopted;
RssOEvsd, That we favor the creation OF
a fund large enough for both offensive
and defensive purposes, and with this
end In view we recommend that mine
workers throughout the entire competi.
tive district be assessed 81 per month
for the months Of February, March and
April, the sum to be paid into the Cen
eral Treasury,
Resolvsd, That we ask the miners and
mine workers in this competitive aeld
to prepare to put the eight.hour day in
force on May !, 1890, and that our dele
gates TO the Columbus Convention urge
the cooperation OF miners.
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The iIainlAn slrIkp l.ndsa.

DRu@ELs, Dec. VO.--Ths strike Of the
Belgian miners llas ended. The men
are reBumlhg work,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-29
Two Close Decisions.

Baseball Umpire McQuaid was called
 upon to make two very close decisions in the third and last game of the recent Wash ington series at Chicago. One set the bleaching board crowd in a rage, and the other caused the cranks the most fendish delight. The first was when Duffy, after making pretty base hit in the third in- ming, attempted to steal second. ''Tom" Daly, who was released from the Ch1cagos at the same time Mark Baldwin received his walking papers, was behind the bat. He knew Duffy's base-kleptomania only too well, and when the little right-telder sprinted toward Sammy" Wise's bag Daly sent the sphere with great celerity and pre- cision in the same direction. Duffy knew it was slide or die, and he slid, blowing up large sections of soil with his stomach. He reached the bag with his hand just as Wise clapped the ball on him, and every body in the crowd thought he was safe that is, every body but McQuaid, whose think had more weight than all the others combined. Duffy was called back and said nothing, though he glared wildly at the um- pire. The crowd, which couldn't be fined by McQuaid, hissed and yelled its disap- proval and hooted every decision, whether right or wrong, for the next half hour. When, in the sixth, with three men on bases, Ryan lit upon the spere and pasted it over the wall and against house on the north side of Congress street, and McQuaid refused Captain Irwin's claim of foul, the crowd forgave him and cheered the decision. In point of fact, the ball struck fair and the four runs brought in were deserved, though only the four-bagger scored an earned run.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-29
LOVES HER STILL.
Hamilton Still Infatuated With His Mur-
 derous Wife.

Hamilton Still Infatuated With His NTur-
 derous Wife.
 ATLANTIC Cry, Aug. 29.-Mr. Hamfl- ton in talking with friend last night admitted that he was terribly de- pressed by Mondays tragic occurrence. The whole tenor of his conversation in- dicated that he is completely infatua, ted with his wife and that nothing in the world could induce him to desert her. He didn't, however, respond to his wifes goodbye as sha was led from the Court room yesterday morning. It is believed that he will remove with his baby to Mays Landing tomorrow where he can pay daily visits to the jail.
 Another attempt will be made to-day to take the ante-mortem statement oi nurse. The officers regard her as the most horribly profane woman they ever came into contact with, and so fal have had little success in getting con' nected statement from her.
 Miss Donnelly is resting quietly this afternoon and the physicians express some hope of her recovery. Should her condition continue to show signs of Improvement, Mrs. Hamilton will no doubt be admitted to bail should Prose cutor Thompson consent.