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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
WsEzEL MATTERS.
Opening of Circuit Court-Important Cases
10 be Heard,
SDeeiai Dk,DnLeh In ha IaLslit1snAeF


New MARTINsvILLR, W. Va, Jan. 49,
Circuit Court commenced its winter ses-
sion here yesterday, The new Judge,
T, P, Jacobs, gave a decided and lengthy
charge to the Grand Jury on all kinds Of
otfepses, and especially oGenses relating
to elections. A large number OF wit,
nesses 10 60 before the Grand Jury are
present and some startling disclosures
may be made when they report to court
what they have done.
A new leaf was turned for Wetzel
county, A Republican, Mr., Solomon O,
Miller, was chosen foreman, thing that
has not happened before for many
years,
The business Of the court starts off
briskly and is commented upon both by
the bar and people.
The case OF q, w, Atkinson against
John O, McEldowney, Clerk County
Court, was decided in favor ofthe plaintiff
This was mapdamus proceeding to
compel said Clerk to allow the inspec-
tiOn OF the certificates and tally sheets
OF the election OF November ., 1888.
This, said Clerk has refused to do, hence
the proceeding,
d The contested election case Of Morris
vs., Yeater, for o seat from this district
In the State Senate, will be pushed to a
final hearing as rapidly Us possible.
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CAUGHT IN CANADA,
bunco Sian who Ruinpd PittSbuFgeE
Captured by PInkeFtou Detectives.

a bunrO Sian who Ruinpd n PittsbuFgOI
Captured by PluksFtou Detectives.
DETROIT, Jan l6.-Last September two
bunco men swind,ed John X, Lemon, o.
Allegheny, Pa, out Of $4,000,
Detective Matt Pinkerton, after track,
ing his man all over the United States,
finally located one OF them in Windsor,
where lie was registered at the British
American as B, W, Goodyear.
Pinkerton, with Chief Paines' help,
arrested Goodyear last night and he Is
now in Sandwich jail awaiting examina,
ton for bringing stolen money into Can,
ada, Goodyear's real name Is said 10 be
Frank A, Aldrlch, and the detective says
he has half dozen aliases. He is known
Us one Of the most adroit swindlers and
has criminal record in almost every
State In the Union, Mr., Pinkerton says
that AldriCh recently bunCoed John
Doane, Of Cleveland, out Of $l,S0O and
two Pennsylvania men out OF $4,000
each. Aldrich hRs engaged q Windsor
lawyer to defend him, and claims to be
innocent OF the Lemon Job, although ad,
mittcd that there are people In the States
who would like TO see him very much,
Lemon was ruined by the swipdle,
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LONDON, Jan. 10.--Upon the resump
tion Of the session OF the Parnell com.
mission, to-day, Presiding Justice
Hannen said Mr.. o'Brien's article in
United ireland, for which he was sum.
moned 10 appear before the court, ex-
ceeded fair discussion Of the case under
investigation, but he admitted that there
was some force In Mr.. O'Btlen's argu-
ments regarding tho continued CirCula-
ton OF tho Times pamphlets, aud said
he believed no dlsrespect was intended
TO bo shown towards the court by the
article, Therefore he would not punish
Mr.. 0'Brien. He added, however, that
In future, cases Of similar nature would
DO more severely treated.
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w4saiSqroS, d, O., Jan. la,-Thc
American Window Glass Manufacturers
Association met here to-day IN secret
session, osphednlp Of prices was fixed
and no action was taken or contemplated
Il was said, looking 10 the formation oil
a POOL or trust. II was stated that the
discounts fixed NJ tho last meeting had
been forced up by increased importa
tIons, and n continued would cOnpO
the American manufacturers either L
reduce wages or 60 out OF business.
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A LIVELY DEBATE
In the Indiana SsnRts-Ths Lie Direct
Passed In the Chamber.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 16.-Rey, DR.
Haines, General Harrlson's pastor, in
voked the Divine blessing in the HOuse
Of Representatives this morning, and
among other requests he asked Gods
blessing on President Cleveland. The
session in the House was spent in
wrangling over the adoption OF rules,
The Democratic majority on the Com
mittee on Rules reported the following
new rules:
Rule Six-Aiter a previous question
has been seconded no member shall have
the right 10 explain his vote,
Rule 24-After the ayes and noes have
been ordered upon q call OF the House,
No motion or amendment shall be per-
mitted,
The Republicans fought their adOp-
ton with great ylgor, denouncing them
US unprecedented In parliamentary his
tory and calling them Gag Laws"
One Senator said they surpassed all
Gag Laws" ever adopted by the British
House Of Commons TO suppress the voice
OF tho minority,
An amendment to allow members one
minute each in which to explain their
votes on any measure was lost " to 80.
The new rules were then adopted by q
strict partisan vote-5l to AZ,
AT the afternoon session during the
discussion OF the resolution providing
for the appointment OF twenty additional
doorkeepers, au exciting scene took
place. Senator johnson the Republican
leader was vigorously opposing the reso'
luton on the ground that the statute
provided for only seven assistants to the
doorkeeper, all OF whom were already
appointed; that the additional twenty
were unnecessary and II added it would
make the doorkeepers staff cost the
State $500 for each session. He offered
an amendment providing that the
twenty assistants should be ex'federal
soldiers.
In tho midst OF Johnson's argument
Senator Smith, from Huntington, said:
"Gou are the man that struck an old
soldier at the previous session."
johnson retorted that the statementI
was unqualiiedly without foundation.
Senator Griffith, sitting near Johnson,
bhu' ~ 10 tIuc' hutTtupol JOuu'
son, suiIused with rage, turned upon
Griffith and gave him the lie direct.
Many Senators rose in their seats. Tho
scene was dramatic aud exciting. Lieu.
tenant Governor Chase, however, pre-.
served order, and sustained Johns0n's
that the resolution was contrary
to the statute and consequently out OF
order. The Senate, however, on appeal,
Oyerruled Chase, and the resolution
with the soldier amendment twas adopted
by strict party vote.
Senator Griffith apologized to the SEN
lte for his language, maintaining that
his assertion was truthful but ill.limed
Senator Johnson followed with u
scathing speech, deiying Griffith to re-
peat his language outside the Senate
and boldly denounCing him.
He made no apology either to the Sem
ate or members.
In legislative circles tonight the quar-
rel is tho sole topic, and there is serious
ak OF resolution being introduced tO.
morrow toexpel Senator Johnson, which,
Il carried, will cost the Republicans
their most aggressive Senator.
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rnnn, ,ynr nl showInr boz Loto.

svsouEnASSA, PA, Jan, l0-At Sun.
shine, Wayne county, No., Mrs. John
GFeoE wife Of a lumbOrmAnl killed her
babe aud then committed suicide, using
a revolver, She loft a note stating that
eho loved iler husband dearly aud re-
ouuutlhQ 10 be buried In u g same coffin
wilh her babe. No cause Is asslgued for
tho deed.
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ST.. pErEasBURo, Jan. lO,-The Gear,
replying TO tho congratulations rendered
him on the Russian New Year on his es.
cape from death In tie recent railway
disaster, writes 10 Prince Dolgoroukolf,
Governor Of Moscow, "a iolloWsi "gOd
WllIed that In horror al the destruction
with which we were threatened, and In
10y al our escape, the people should
manifest before ~ and the whole world
the sentiments Of unboundBd love and
devotion which constitute llueBia's
strength. We enter upon 1880 with 70.
nowOd faith In Providence, and beseeCh
God 10 direct our acts for his glory and
tho welfare Of RuSsla,"
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UNITED STATES COURT.
a Number OF Personn Found GuIity-Ths
Grand Jury Still NJ Work.
Special Dispdtch 10 he LIttlliosnetT,

a Number OF Persons Found GuIlty-Ths
Grand Jury Still ut Work.
Special DtSpGteh 10 the EattiIigaetF,
PARKERsBuRG, W, Va, jan, l6.-The
following cases were decided in the
United States Court to-day; United
States against seben Norris, guilty; fined
500 and costs, United States against
Mrs. seben Norris, guilty; same fine,
United States against W. G, McBright,
guilty; same fine. United States against
Alvin Barr, guilty; fined Sl0O and thirty
days in Monongalia county jail. United
States against Samuel Akens, not guilty.
United States against Isaac Strosnyder,
guilty, United States against Soloman
Wright, guilty; fined 500 and thirty
days in the Monongalia county Jail.
United States against s. jenkins, guilty;
fined 500 aud thirty days in Richie
county Jail. United States against w.
+. Stevens, not guilty,
Colonel j. +. Vinal, OF Washington
City, Is now on trial III this court on an
Indictment for alleged violation OF the
pension laws. He Is defended by Judge
j. NJ. Jackson and O. 4. Caldwell,
The grand jury made no report to-day
and are still ut work.
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MOB LAW IN THE SOUTH.
Negroes Driven out the Country and Their
iCRbins IurnVdA

Negroes Driven Out tho Country and Their
iCabins Burnsdl
NEw oLrANS, Jan, 1O.-A special from
jackson, Miss, says: Private informa.
ton has been received by Governor
LowGry that mob law continues TO exist
In the southern part OF NoxubCe county,
and the northcrn part OF Kemper coun.
ty, and that negro cabins are being burn.
cd and destroyed. The present lawless.
ness grew ont Of the Wahalak troubles
Of a few weeks ago In tho northern part
Of Konper county,
Tho Governor Is informed that
avengers" are still wrecking their ven.
geatice upon the negroes. Gov Lowery
wrote 10 the sheriff of Noxubee county
to call out sufficient force to put down
tho lawlCsSnesS. He is ready 10 give
them oil tho support In Ills power. Over
forty families have been run out OF the
two counties and their cabins burned.
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i,n,,lsn @ Ilsu1bllo s,l,uro,

WARRINGTON, D, "a Jan, IU,-The
prcsidOnt to-day sORt to Congress the
correspondence in regard 10 tho seizure Of
The HayllOn Republic, Most toi the letters
have been already made public from
time 10 time. Whatever IN the Under
standing proposed by the United states
and llrsE arrived at between thp treaty
poWpm In Iune, 1880, and since then
from time 70 tlnO are sOt forth il the
correspondence, q
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77'VVT'T TT Tl'V'' W U7V 1HVF1''VV'FVVT'
PAREERsnuRG, w, Va, Jan. 49,
Preparations are being made, it is said,
on good authority, for the building OF a
branch Of the Ohio River railroad, which
will DO OF great Importance. Itis to run
from thetown Guyandotteupthe Guyan.
dOtte river for considerable distance
aud MAJ probably be extended u hun.
dred miles. II will bG lumber road
largely, that region being heavily tim
hnFn1
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EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Jan. l0.-An in.
cIdent occurred over the coffin Of the late
orian Shay, which has caused Consi der.
able comment. Miss Annie Zook and
Miss Ida Stevenson were two OF the
chief nourners at the Shay house. In
the midst Of their sorrow and weeping
one asserted that Mr.. Shay was engaged
to her, whGreupon the other surprised
the friends present by making the same
statement. Hot words followed, and q
most disgraCeful scene enSuCd, III which
hair pulling was the chief sport, II was
with difficulty that the solGmnity Of the
OCCASION was restored,
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Snow nnd iLnIn In the Northwelt.

sr. PAUL, Jan. 1O.-snow fell through.
out the northwest yesterday, mixed In
places with rain aud slOOt. In the north:
ern part Of tue State, 10 the Vicinity Of
81, Vincent the snow fall was from SIX
to twelve inches, accompanied by very
light wind. 30 fat there appears 10 DO
no danger Of o BLOCKADE. The storm
was most severe 10 thp spptbwAtd. On
the eastern and northern dlylBlons 81
the Omaha road two inches Of snow fell
during the night, but II turned into
ElOet, while h slight snow fell on the
Sioux City division turned Into talnin
a few hours. The Northern Pacific 70.
ports snow falling between here anu
Detroit. "A heavy rain has been falling
tot twOnty.iour hours i1'horthern iowa
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BlakemOre, Gibson, johnson, Kee, s6sI,
ton, Moore, Hill, stearpe, Thayer, and
Vrooman,
The evident disposition Is to get to
work ut once on the contested seats,
which happen TO be held by Republi.
cans, II the Democrats can get In the
managers want them without delay for
their use in the Gubernatorial case and
Senatorial contest.
Some Democrats say they will have to
have very clear case before they will
throw out sitting members. II they
throw out two, one from Mercer and one
from Mcdowell, they will gain four on
Joint ballotA C,'n,H,
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BERLIN, Jan, lO.-while on shooting
excursion at BuCkow, yesterday. the
Emperor, having by accident slightly
wounded q citizen Of Berlin, who was
looking on al tho sport, expressed his
deep regret for the occurrence and beg.
god tho victim Of bis mlsditeCted ain 10
pay him d visit "a soon a. he recovered
iFnni hig wounds,
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MURDERED DY INDIANS.
Two White Men Shot from Ambush by
OIng0 Indians,

Oaag0 Indians.
ToPRKA, KAs, Jan. lO,-The mur-
dorcrs Of Byron Dennis and John
Godown have been arrested. The two
men named left Mcpherson, Kas., three
weeks ago aud went into the Indian
Territory on ahunting expedition, travel
ing in boat down tho Arkansas river.
After they had reached the territory be.
tween the Usage aud Pawnee reserve,
indians ambushed along the Osage side
and fired on them, killing Dennis aud
mortally woundinS Godown, who has
since died.
The killing OF the two men was the re-.
suit OF an old crime. An Indian testi.
fed in whisky case at tho last term Of
the United States District Court, at
Wichita, that he had purchased whisky
Of u peddler in the Usage nation. When
he returned to the reserve some one split
his head open with an axe, killing bin
instantly. The Deputy United States
Marshal OF the Usage nation, Ed Matt
hews, with q warrant for the arrest OF
the murderers, proceeded few days
ago TO the place where the Indian was
killed and was shot from an ambush.
He also died. When Denuis and Godown
appeared in that vicinity the Indians,
suspccting them to be officers, killed
them.
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HARRlsRURo, Pa, Jan. 1g.-A Joint
caucuSs Of Republican Senators and
Representatives was held tonight, Rt
which II waSdeclded that the proposed
prohibition amendment 10 the cohptl.
tuition shall he passed NJ once and that
the ulgSton sRall 10 submitted 10 the
people Al a special Bleptlbn 70 DO held on
June Is next
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TuSiS, Jan. iO.-ThO report that the
whiteChapeI murderer had been arrest
cd here arose from tho arrest Of an Eng.
iIsh yagabond named Alfred Gny,whose
height, age aud general aspect cores
ponds with the descriptions oi tho
WhiLeChapOl murderer pnbliShVd In the
newspapers. Gray still remains In Gus.
tody.
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ra,tl,rulnes. Rewarded.

PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, Jan. lO.-Prcsi.
dent Thompson, on behalf Of the Ohio
River road, presented Z. Z. Williams, OF
Wetzel county, a valuable and handsome
gold watch and chain to-day, for saving
d train from wreCking few nights ago
in slide, which ho discovered. He
staid at tho spot with a lantern nearly
all night to save the train.
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nrlnrille sunIth InlproyInr.

SptcI'I DLQ1Ich 10 nc IRte0lJellrtF.
sisrEMvnLg, W. yAa Jan. 1G.-Hon,
silas Smith, elected to the House OF dele.
Eatea at the recent election, tut who has
been seriously i'll and unable to take his
seat, Is considerably improved and It is
thought he will be able to go TO Charles
ton In about two weeks.
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ANOTHER CHANCE


To bo Given the Dsmocrats to Prove the
Sincerity OF Their Professions,
Special DiipdteA % I've EIt.lgigAeer,
CHARLESTON, w, Va, Jan. le.-The
R 'publicans will tomorrow give the
Democrats another chance to show how
earnest they are in their proiessed de-
sire to organize the Senate, In caucus
tonight they resolved to present sena.
tor Maxwell, Of Harrison, Us their nom-
inee. Judge Maxwell is not deficient in
voice as the Democrats say Col, Snyder
is, He Is experienced and able. II
they want q good man here Ia their
chance, Carr will not vote for any Re.
publican unless he changes his mind,
and MinGar'S course cannot be predicted
with certainty, With these two out,
two Democratic voteS will be required,
A POSSIBLE DEAL,
There Is again some talk Of these two
votes being given in exchange for the
clerkship for Col. Peyton, committee
OF tho Republican caucus will confer
with the Democrats to see on what terms
they will help to elect a Republican
President, II the Democrats refuse to
aid on any reasonable terms II will be
proof positive that they have some rea-
son not yet diyulged for preierring to
prolong the deadlock,
DEMOCRATIC COMPLICATIONS,
A possible explanation is that the
complications among themselves on the
United States senatorship are playing a
controlling part. II Kenna can get ali
the Democrats to agree to abide by eau
Gus decision he will have smooth sailing.
He knows he has not yet had this u.s.
surancc, but ION the contrary, quite the
reverse" He may be afraid TO allow
tho matter to come TO u head. Those
who oppose Kenna arc afraid that ut the
last moment he may get whathe wants,
and this may be reason why they hold
back. Tho anti. Kenna men have moth
ing to lose by delay, aud may galn all.
QUEER WIRE PULLING.
Some queer pulling and hauling is to
be seen in tho Senate and out Of 1t.
Some Of tho movements are not consist
ent with the Democratic position us pub.
licly declared. Some anti.Kenna men
insist that Kennu IL already beaten, but
their manCuvrrs show that they are not
sure OF their ground. Each side holds
conferences tlay and night and breads
the other. II lisa case OF general apprg-
hension and suspicion, and tho posi-.
bility Of Republican Senator figures in
all the hotrid Democratic night.mare.
Senator Kenna Is giving his campaign
the closest personal attention, Wherever
two or three are gathered together lie Is
in the midst Of them.
CAMDEN SENTIMENT,
Camden sentiment is strong, aud will
not suffer for luck of nursing. Within
aday or two Judge Fleming has begun
to be mentioned as promising dark horse
material. The Judge did not leave to.
day to attend court at Clarksburg, as he
4 - la atsE, NJ
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JACKSON, Miss, Jan, l6.-0no hun.
dred and ility negro laborers employed
by the water works company here, have
struck ior IN advance Of ility cgnlsA day,
which demand tho company refuses 10
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hOuSE PROlEEnISnA

'a'','e 1a'.. On Elections AnnOunVsd-Ans.
A.,., 'OS, S, to 0el At ths Contested seats,
'iSa n.y.. NTaieN oh h, itd'S0oE.
po"'. pS"A1LE'rOS, y, W. yAoJan. lO.-In tho
aDSoN,ss' aSr'v 'o'd'y nothing was done but the
rIss,Iossv' Of tile Committee on
'"'n'' " iOllOwSi MOssB, Lively,
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1loob's BARsAPARlLLA Ia a purely veg.
etable preparation, being free from IN.
furious Ingredients, II ls peculiar In
i1 curative power, DAw.2
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Camden sentiment is strong, aud will
not suffer for lack of nursing. Within
aday or two Judge Fleming has begun
to he mentioned as promising dark horse
material. The Judge did not leave TO.
day to attend court at Clarksburg, as he
was TO do. The court now in session at
the Capitol has moreinterest for him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-26

FIG. INCREASING BARN ROOM.
sists simply of a lean-to added to either
end of an ordinary barn; these may be
used for stables, for storing implements,
wagons, etc, for shop, or various other
purposes. The artist has represented
them as having each a small door, but
for housing implements larger doors will
be necessary. Windows might also be
added, and other changes may suggest
themselves.
The cut is intended simply as a hint of
the possibilities of such additions. The
capacity of barn may be nearly dou-
bled, while the expense need not be
heavy. Floors may be added or not. ac-
cording to the uses to which the addi
ton is to be put. Such additions are
preferable to separate small buildings
for the reason that they are more shell
tered from storms and winds. are more
convenient. and may be utilized for
storing grain. hay. etc, in productive
seasons.
In the second cut is shown the plan of
a barn built for forty acre farm, which
Ohio Farmer describes as follows:
1t is 32X4l feet. G is the COW stable
for three cows, separated from II, the
horse stable, by a sliding door II, IL,
are two large box stalls, separated by a
sliding door. Each can be made into
two stalls when required. This stable
part is 14x32 feet. F is the feed hall. q
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Awoman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made. and that, too, by lady in
this country. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severests tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she
coughed necessarily and could not sleep.
She bought of us a bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and was
so much relieved on taking the frst dose
that she slept all night. and with one
bottle has been mirsculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write
w. G. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. G.
Get free bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen'
drug store.