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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-29
SENATOR ALllsON,s VISIT.
The Reporters Unable to Get Much Out Of
tho Jolly Old Gentleman,

Ehe reporters upRble 10 Get much Out Of
tho Jolly Old Gentleman.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan, 2s,-This has
been rather an uueyentiul day, polite
ally, Senator Allison remained the
guest Of General Harrison last night,
and departed for Washington by the 1850
train this afternoon, He had another
long conference with the President.elect
this morning, with no third party pres.
ent. About noon, General Harrison
and the Senator took q walk down town,
arriving home at luncheon hour, Alter
luncheon the General and his guest had
another talk, and about 2 o'clock the
Senator took his departure from the
house,
At the depot several interviews were
had with the Senator, but he threw very
little light upon the cabinet situation,
Wien told that he had been slated by
some OF the correspondents for the State
Department instead OF the Treasury, he
laughed heartily and said, "That is very
good" He was In fine humor and rather
enjoyed the attempts being made to OBJ.
tain some cabinet expressions from him,
He stated to a gentleman that within
the next few days some important
replies would be received by the Presi-
dent.elect, and intimated that al
number OF cabinet officers had very re-
Gently been made. He Is also said to
have let slip while Conyersing hastily
with well'known local gentleman some
expressions which had the effect OF I'm
pressing a doubt upon the latter's mind
as to the certainty OF Mr.. Allison hay
ing accepted the Treasury portfolio.
The opinion Is current that while the
Senator's name will ultimately be "a.
zetted as the next Secretary Of the Trea.
sury, bare possibility still exists that
he may, as an ultimatum, decline 10 |
leave the Senate. AT any rate,
everything obtainable points TO q strong
reluctance on Senator Allison's part to |
cut short his successful senatorial career.
This public sentiment Is undoubtedly |
strengthened by the recollection that
Mr.. Allison was strongly urged by Pres.
ident Garfield eight years ago, to assume
the Treasury portfolio, but Aatly de-
clined to leave the Senate, compelling
General Garfield to look elsewhere for
his finance minister.
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pudle,,a APPLICATION netu.ed.

New YoRE, Jan. 9S.-The application
Of Col. William Dudley to yRcatc the
order extending tho time Of the New
York Times and the New York World 10
answer his complaint In the action for
libel, or at least TO limit the time, was
denied by Judge Patterson ID the su.
preme Chambers to-day. In his deCi-
sion, the Judge says the orders were
properly granted, II would be inconsis-
tent 10 compel the defendants TO answer
with orders outstanding 70 enable them
10 procure facts required for their an
swer. 80 long as these orders remain uti.
revoked, says the court, this defendants
time cannot be limited. The plaintiff 90
q nonresident has no greater right
than q resident plaintiff who must sob.
mItto the ordeTdo Of Tho polEk. The eS:
atninatious do not seem 10 10 asked IN
BAD faith, but are stated upon tho oath
OF reputable counsel 10 be Necessary.
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THE SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Presldeat Cleveland Grants the Petition of
N Bnnk DefRulter.

fEeblueSb tleNolhuu uranus ue Fetltion Oh
r n Bank Defaulter.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The President
has committed the sentence oi James D.
Fish, formerly President OF the Marine
Bank OF New York, who was convicted
in April, 1885, Of misapplylng the funds
Of that bank, and sentenced June 27,
1885, to ten years imprisonment in the
State Prison at Auburn, N. Y, upon the
first count Of the indictment, with the
statement that judgment for like pun.
ishment will be entered upon conviction
had under ten other counts OF the in.
dictment. The Presidents endorsement
in this case is as follows:
"The convict is sixty-nine years OF
age. Prior to his conviction he was
trusted and respected by all who knew
him, and all his dealings and intercourse
with his fellow men, both ip business
aud in social lie had been such
as to secure their confidence and
esteem. In the view ! take Of the ap.
plication for his pardon, there is no oc-
casion to refer To the nature OF his Of
fence nor TO comment upon the evidence
upon which his conviction rests, further
than to suggest that this is a case in
which the actual and wilful intents to de.
fraud depend upon influences somewhat
uncertain. Ihaye rarely, II ever, seen
petition for executive clemency signed
so numerously,as as the one presented in
this case by citizens OF crest respeCta.
bility and business standing. The pris-
oner since his conviction has aided the
administration Of the criminal law by
giving valuable testimony upon the
trial Of another offender. He has en-.
dured his imprisonment thus far
with all the fortitude and resignation
possible, and has been scrupulously
obedielt to all prison rules, apd reg
ulations. Medical proof produced be.
fore me fully establishes the fact that,
with advanced age and serious disabil.
tiles and by reason Of his confinement
he is physically and mentally fast failing,
and am satisfied that he will not sur.
wye his imprisonment II much longer
extended. Every object sought To be
obtained by the punishment OF crime
will DO accomplished ip my opinion by a
Communication Of the convicts sentence 10
imprisonment for term Of FIVE years,
and six months, will allowance Of dc:
ductions for good conduct. Such COM
mutation is therefore granted
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A r0uTnPuL MuRpERER.
He stabs hey who Interferes In Delal
of Another.

He stabs n hey who Interferes In behalf
of Another.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-A youth Of
sixteen, who has been identified as Mat
thew Candy, who once lived in small
court of Tenth street, near Noble, was
stabbed through the heart yesterday and
killed by Harry Endy, aged nineteen,
who lives on Moulin avenue. There
are conflicting stories concerning the al.
fair. That told by the police Is to the
effect that Endy and his brother George,
aged eleven years, were walking down
Callowhill street, near Broad, when they
were accosted by crowd OF boys who
wanted to renew a quarrel one Of their
number had with George on Friday.
Harry then interiered In behalf Of his
brother, and was striking a boy smaller
than himself, when a crowd Of young
men, among whom was the dead boy,
ran up and told Endy to desist, where:
upon the latter drew a jack-knife and
plunged into Gandy's left breast. With
the exclamation, ~ am stabbed" Candy
fell into the arms Of bystander and ex.
pired. Endy fled, but was arrested at
his home.
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What Inc aermnns Think.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-The newspapers
here Of all shades Of political opinion,
regard the success Of General Boulanger
as an evil augury for the French Repub.
lie. The North German Gafetie says:
at is the most important even recent
times in the domain OF foreign politics.
The regime Of the parliamentary repub-
lie has suffered a severe reverse in its
own capital. The defeat OF the govern
ment will probably lead TO all sorts OF
surprises"
The National Zeilung says; The dis
contented elements combined to sup
port Boulanger. II he should prove TO
be q serious pretender, the fall OF the
Repnblic Is certain.
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OPERA HOUSE BURNED,
A Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire at
Duluth, MINI,


A Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire at
Duluth, Minn.
DULUTH, MISSa Jan, 2s,-Fire was
discovered in the Grand Opera House
shortly before 9 o'clock this morning,
1t started in the basement and was soon
beyond control, although the whole fire
department was early on the spot, At
$3.50 a, M, the building was total loss,
A row Of frame buildings next to the
Opera House were in great danger, but
all were saved except the postotllCe,
which was consumed. All the mails
were safely removed, The Hotel st.
Louis just across the street was threat.
ened and the guests moved out, but the
flames did not attack this building.
There were five stores and numerous
upper floors tenants In the Opera House
building. State Senator Whiteman was
removed In dazed condition. Many Of
the tenants lost their effects
The tenants on the ground floor oi the
Opera House building were BoyCe &
Tolman, druggists;J. +. Condor, gen.
eral furnishing goods; general offices Of
the Wisconsin Central Railway; W. @.
Sargent, coal and wood office; Osborne
4 Fraser, dealers in safes; West Duluth
Land Company office; NJ. NJ. Gasser,
family groceries, and Sleg Levy, whole
sale liquor dealer. Upstairs on the first
floor are the offices Of various lumber
firms and lawyers, and on the second
floor the Chamber Of Commerce, music
rooms, etc.
Tho opera house was owned by Nun.
sell 4 Markell, and cost $4,000; in.
sured for $4,000. The principal losses
outside Of the opera house itself will be
as follows: Boyce & Tolman, druggists,
loss about $1,000; ]. T. Condor, hats,
5000; NJ. NJ. Gasser, grocery, $4,000;
sieg Levy, wholesale liquor $4,000; ten
other firms whose losses cannot be esti-
mated now. In addition to the above
arc the losses sustained by the host Of
office tenants, The total loss will reach
100000.
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OIL IN CONNECrICUT.
Excitement on Account OF discovery at
Waterbury.

GAUtement ou hCoouht uL " hAbCuNbTy ~
Waterbury.
WATERBURY,, Conn, Jan. as.-There
is great excitement in this town oyer
the discovery Of oil in the we'll which
was started in southbury last summer.
1t is located about ten miles from here
on the New England road, and is near
the site OF coal shaft sunk fifty years
ago in the front yard Of Freeman B.
Wheeler, at that time a wealthy capital.
ist with plantations In the South, One
night the shalt took FIRE from o miners
pipe and burned furiously after all ap.
parent fuel was exhausted, and pontin.
ued to burn until the hole was filled up
with dirt. Nothing more was thought
Of the matter until ex-senator H, A.
Matthews, who owns o farm near by,
began to reflect on the gas and oil dis.
covered In the West. ProspeCtors were
called, and they said the soil gave in.
mistakable evidences Of Bubterranean
mysteries worth investigating.
MIR. Matthews, L. A. Pierpont, =. r.
LampSon and @. II. Baldwin banded To.
gether and hired an apparatus from
Pennsylvania and drilling was begun.
At a depth OF 900 feet there was scum
on the surface OF the water and then
came the peculiar sand which is always
found with oil or gas deposits, but which
may still exist without either. A little
deeper down traces Of gold ore were dis.
covered. None Of the projectors, how.
ever, was particularly Sangulne, and all
took In good part Che jIbes that YeFg
loaded upon them. But now there has
been brought up from the we'll sand and
d liquid which, the experts say, shows
that'o has been reached at last. The
length Of the rope In Use would not al
low the drillefs 10 ascertain In what
quantities. the oil exists, but a new rope
has been prdered and III few days the
matter will be settled,
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Tic old, Old story,

CmcAGo, Jan. 2S.-Charlie Owen,
aged eight, went to neighbor's house
yesterday afternoon to play with Willie
and Alfred Marks. Willie, who Is 10
years OF age, got his fathers revolver
and, as he supposed, removed all the
cartridges. He then put the muzzle OF
the weapon to the Owen boys head and
pulled the trigger. Charlie fell TO the
hoor dead, with a bullet in his brain.
His parents and those Of the youthful
murderer are distracted.
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E,.nllnl.let MaIhbnrnl1 rnn.tnl.

NRw YoRE, Jan. 2S,-The body Of
Charles A. waShburn, Ex. United States
Minister 10 Paraguay, will be taken 10
South l.lyermore, Maine, tomorrow.
Senator Washbufn, ILLS brother, has telV.
graphed from Minnesota that lie will be
unable 10 attend the funeral In CohBe.
quehco Of being himself PROSTATE with
blCknesL. The deceased leaves two
daughters, Hester and Lillian and one
son,
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WILLIAMSBURG, o., Jan. 2S.-At a
school house near here Saturday night,
while crowd Of people who had attend.
cd debating society we're passing out Of
the building, a mlsGhleVous boy pulled
the bell rope and by some means tho
bell was thrown from The framework In
the cupola and fell In front Of tho house
onto the crowd below, killing William
WaCker by crushing hlS skull, and serl.
ously inIuting q. W. Mount and Spar
Kidd.
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uar,irsds fErowp out.

SCRANTON, Pa Jan. 2S.-The boiler In
Harysy's silk mill, in this city, exploded
al al early hour this morning, killing
The engineer, Nicholas schislet, and bad
N ihiuflhp d woman named Anderson,
Xii he water In tho boiler had been ex'
hauSled and the engineer became rat
tied and turned on q full stream, The
explosion Immediately followed, The
dRinape amounts 10 5000. Two hun,
dfed and fifty employees are thrown oul
~ ,,,nsk
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FgCULIIR SITUATION.
Tie Govsrnor.,lip pf pptOta Being Fought
for IIy 10th PaT,lsS.

Tie GOvernBratiip ~ pDkoth belhg Fousht
for IIy 10th Parties,
BISMARCK, DAxu Jan. 2s.-Therc 10 p
aght now existing between Governor
Church and the Territorial Legislature.
II now all turns on the appointments
for tho next two years, and the LeGls'
laturc being Republican, Wishes 70 pre-
vent the appointments being made by
tho present Democratic Governor, Gov:
ornor Church Is equally desirous OF
making the appointments and the tight
is being wagOd oil along the line. INC
latest scheme 10 defeat tile Democratic
Governor ls 10 adjourn the two Houses
Of the Legislature until President Har'
rlson shall have appolnted anew Cover
nor, after that 10 done the Legislature
Will roConyene and complete tho bus
ines OF the present session,
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THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT.
How Cardinal Gibbons would Deal with In.
fdSl Sunday schools,


BALTIMORE, MD., jan. 2S.-At the ded-
icatlon OF the new Catholic church, 81.
Pauls, on North Carolina street, yestcr.
day, Cardinal Gibbons In tho course Of
bis sermon said; 1--WE were informed
recently by the daily newspapers that a
certain anti.ohriHtian Sunday school
was organized In this city for the pur.
pose OF advocating an lnldel doctrine.
Several ministers appealed to the mu.
nicipal authorities 10 suppress tho
school. For my part, ! would DO sorry
10 Gee the arm oi the civil law used 10.
ward the suppression Of this school.
Coercion Ia not conversion, Our Divine
Saviour never had recourse 10 tho arm
Of the law or the sword In teaching hls
doctrine. The only weapons we ought
10 use arc the weapons oi argument and
persuasion In dealing with this school.
The only sword would draw against
the enemy Of Christ iB tho sword Of tho
HniflL.
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DAYTON, TENN, Jan. 2s.-Yesterday
Col. s. R, Northup was shot and killed
by Policeman NJ. II. Doughorty. The
policeman had been ordered out OF a
room by Northup, who followed him out
and struck him several times with cane.
Dougherty pulled o revolver, placed II
against Northup's side, and fired, inAlCt-
Ing a wound from which the victim soon
,ltnI
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The Cabinet held meeting this morn
ing and discussed measures 10 be adop-
ted in the event OF disorder arising. It
is stated that majority Of the ministers
are in favor Of dissolying the chambers
and holding a general election in April,
but first modifying the electoral laws in
order to prevent plebicitary proceedings.
Some members Of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties advocate strong anti.Boulangist
measures by the Government. They
urge that General Campenon be asked
to form a cabinet. President Carnot
held a conference this morning with
many men prominent in political life.
1t Is the Presidents intention to calmly
await events and TO accept all the re-
sponsibility the situation involves. He
willnot abandon the Presidency until the
expiration Of his term Of office. Prime
Minister Floquet has decided to resign
or TO take any other action that the
Chamber Of Deputies may consider the
interests OF the Republic,
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INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND,, Jan. 2S.-NOthing
Tor many days has created greater inter.
eyt in local political circles than The
report which became public here this
morning that the Federal Gland Jury
had finally found o bill against Col. w;
W, Dudley, District Attorney playpool
and Assistant District Attorney Bailey
diScreetly refuse 10 either deny ol all tH
the report stating their mouths are
ahHInH
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A DESPERATE CONVICTED.
A Wyoming County AioonShInsr will Likely
Get Big Dose from Judge Jackson.
GINaainl nl.u.nL.L Il. Al. E.L.IILn...a..

A AWyomlng County AioonShiner will Likely
Get IN Big Dose from Judge Jackson.
Special Dispotck to Ire IateRiORe1.
PAREERsBuRG, W, Va, Jan, 2S,-0ne
Of the toughest citizens in West Virginia
was convicted this afternoon in the
United States Court OF "moonshinipg"
and trying to shoot an officer, He goes
by the name Of John Payne and was
brought here from Wyoming county,
He is said to have killed no less than
four men In his time, and Is the terror
OF Wyoming county. He recently came
to this State from Kentucky, where he
went by the name OF John Hall and
where q half dozen indictments now
stand against him, He Is a young man
Of great physical strength. He will be
tomorrow and will get a big
dose, His pal, Joe Payne, is also on
trial and Is likely to go hard with him,
Il has been impossible to try them in
heir own part Of the State, for they
we're regular mountain desperadoes Of
he most reckless character.
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charged with Du, Ing n yolO.

CHARLESTON, W. YAn Jan. 2s.-oapt'
J. s, Mcdonald, n prominent Republican
politician of this city, was arrested to-
day by Deputy United States Marshal
vanBuren on a capiaS Issued by the
United States Court now In session at
Parkersburg, charged with having plr-
chased the vote Of one Dick Hardwick,
OF this city, OF the last election, for two
dollars and all the whlskey he. could
drink. The prisoner will be taken TO
parkersburg tomorrow. A number oi
others will bo arrested shortly on slim
liar charges.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan, 2s,-capt,
J. S. Mcdonald, Chairman Of the Repub'
IiOaa Executive Committee Of Kanawha
county, was arrested to-day on a capias
issued by the United States Court at
Porkesburg, charging him with bribery
at the late election. Those VINO are con;
versant with the facts say that Mcdonald
will easily be acquitted,
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An AIsirInn YIn,v nt II.

VIENNA, Jan. 2S.-The Political Cor
re,pondencc, referring to General Boul.
anger's victory, says; "ln diplomatic
circles here the election Is regarded as
asure symptom Of coming change Of
system In tho government Of France.
No immediate danger is feared as re'
CARDS international complications, az II
Is believed that internal dlssension will
prevent external entanglements."
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nln..wnre IIsaleEs Asslrn.

Chicago, Jan. 2S..-George W, Bonner
4 Co., dealers In glassware and croCkOry
at 1884 and 1S0 Wabash avenue, made a
voluntary assignment to-day 10 Frank
Caldwell. The Cotnpany's liabilities arc
$4,000 and assets ihe same, AT the
same time claims against the hfn amount.
linz 10 1900 or 5000 were 1led In SoV.
eral Of the Circuit Courts by Connecticut
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TUE DENOCRArIC cArOrS.

Kshnn Is "Nomlnatsd," I,ut lie Can.
not be EIertOd-Tho Votes lie NoOds-In.
ieresllhs Developments.
SNeta DtPdieh The inlellioenctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s.-In
view Of to'nights conference action, the
detail Of the Democratic vote for United
States Senator in joint assembly to-day
has apeculiar interest, rs showing how
The braves ScattercdbeiorO the last effort
was made on the eve Of battlo to rally
lhe9, Senators Gettinger, 0xley, Prlchard
Snu S ieaIervOtediOr John L. Kenna--4;
senators STeeny and Van Pelt voted for
v W 81. Clair-2; Senator Arbuckle
IOlcl lGr rs. Withrow; Flournoy voted
igr y d Jacob; Price voted for J. B,
SSaeIsoni President Carr voted for ], W,
HS,VsAotn Senators Knott, Iowther, NJ G.
SS1esty, Sdes NcCaIIIster, MoriS, SIinear and
scott did not vote.
NotE OP TIE DELEGATES.
:, Delegates Elclman, Garden, Goud,
Hanm'tt' Jack, Justice, KeO, Lively,
Napier Peek, SamuelS, Shelton, suiei
anu anu Woods voted for John +. KOnna--
~ ,ai Delegates !, l!lackmorc, Ford, John.
SSd SI' SMayUlung, Merrill, SlacEiIn, SpriRp
S,j I 'Iuth'ttickCr voted for Frank Here.
NV oi Delegates Alliyur Rnacl, aud
taylor voted ior A. i, WellsWS, psIS. %
GOshorn"OS, SIS na,k MIX voted tor,J. ",
Csse, @ eVGS Ro., ,of Malcolm Jackson-2j Del.
oo.Ig?S' gS'i bsiSgs,.a S3d Sna% y:1 voted for sinqol
E Cm; Delegate 0SISu,Sn MStgon vS,ed SUIeq Iot IoF
l., E " EEiiI,,oni Delegate ifichsfd iVT voted Id
iSt i 4 4 + liRIyInond RI I, Delegate push voted
Ciyote'% ~ s,', WILSON,, , Tho whole number
Il, Of S NM, "a, wa, Sas s5 necessary to CHOICE
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THE DEADlOOKBD TRIAL
The New York Iloodls CasS-No Jury YS
Secured,

Secured,
New Yong, Jan, 9s,--ln the ex.Aldcr.
man Cleary bribery trial this morning,
Judge Daniels asked the counsel for the
defense II they had arrived at any con.
Cluslon with regard To change Of place
Of trial. Gen. Tracy stated that they had
decided 10 apply for a change Of venue,
MI Tracy then asked the Judge II he
Would hear the motion. Judge Daniels
replied that the motion Would have 10
hsmade Ii special term Of the Supreme
Court, ahd he beliSyed Judge Patterson
was pteslding there al present II was
thun agreed that they would ad loirn Tie
case until wednesday morning. The
kalesmen summoned to-day were notified
10 he present on Wednesday morning
when the monotonous work ol endeayoii
Ing 10 obtain q Jury will DO resumed lfn.
less q change Of venue Is granted by
Judge Patterson, F
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KANSAS olrY, Mo-, Jan. ga boiler
exploded In the saw mill Of II. II; Per.
klhS, at Poplar Bluff Saturday night
killing three men and fatally lnjuting
three more. The killed are judge J, Il,
Stfain0unt, John Chroni5tet and John
Moore,
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rms SAME OIb CHESTNUT.


Tie story ufa itch Gold Discovery In the
IntsrtoE Of west yirGlnia.
1luNrtSoroS, ", VA Jan. 2s. --Aman
Just arrived here from tho mill section
Of Wayne county reports that four men
who went there from Pltllburgh last fall
TO prospect for gold have met with sue
cess In surface mining, having taken o.
least $4,000 worth Of the precious metal
during the past winter. Tie weather
has bGOn 90 mild that they could work
almost every day. They have attempted
10 preserve the greatest secrecy and have
% lar succeeded that few persons know
Of their good luck,