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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
NEWS m BRIEp.

Tie Atchison Railroad Company at
It's meeting yesterday voted not to de.
clare the usually quarterly dividend,
Senator Manderson yostetday after.
noon received u telegram announcing
his reelection by tho Nebraska Legis'
lature bya vote Of 104 TO 20.
A delegation Of marine engineers who
have been assembled In convention In
baltimore, paid a visit to the President
yesterday morning under tho escort pl
Representative Lawler, Of Illinois.
A dispatch from Fort Dodge, Iowa,
says; Tho Mason City 4 Fort Dodge
Railroad Company had deiaulted on tho
interest OF Us bonds, which are held by
the New England Loan and Trust Com'
pany.
Alien Campbell, proprletoroi tho Bank
Of Eyart, Mich, has skipped 10 Canada
with $4,000 Of tho funds Of the bank
and Of the village, OF which lIe was the
treasurer
Henry Woods, Son 4 coq yarnish and
color makers, No. 43S Atlantic avenue,
boston, and factory At Wellsly, have
made an assignment, Liabilities are
understood 10 DO heavy, but no figures
have been furnished as yet
A Jamestown, o., dispatch sQYs that
Mrs, hads locked her Gwniyeat0ld adOp'
ted child In q room while she wont 10 q
fire In tho nelghborhood. Her own
house caught Ore, nAd when some one
rokolnl0 II they found the child burned
TO death on the bed, which had caught
fte.
A dispatch from Marietta, Ohio, says
Az the house Of William French, VIII
liam Wellsel, aged 10, shot George
FaftewOtth, aged 30, In tho head, ltOn
| tho effect Of which tafnBworlh died II
q few hOuB, WellAVl gave himself up
saying that they were playing White
Gaps, and before beginning hO had duI
the halls out Of tle cartridges they pro
posed td'uee. He cannot lell how
Ina1nN NnSikihHa alnt tNIn lhn ehVNiVaF
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A Writ Of Hnbons Corpus for MI E,lltOr.

Awrlt Of Habons Corpus for an Editor.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-A conditional writ
of habeas corpus has been granted in
Dublin for the release Of Mr. Edward
Harrington, who was sentenced to six
months imprisonment for publishing in
his paper, the Kerry Sentinel, reports
concerning meetings Of suppressed
branches Of the National League. Tho
writ was granted on the ground thattllc
certificate Of publication under the news.
paper act was informal. Tile case will
be argued on Friday.
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The Storm Alone 10 Ill,,,,,o.

READING, Pa, Jan. l5.-Tho Coro-
ner held an inquest this evening on
the bodies ottho eighteen persons killed
by the collapse Of the Reading silk mill
during the recent tornado. The Jury
found that the mill went down because
Of the powerful to,ce Of the storm, and
that 1t was q perfectly sound and sub
stantially built structure,
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AUGUSTA, ME,, jan, lS.-At noon both
branches Of tho legislature voted for
U. s. Senator, In the House the vote
stood: q for ". p. Frye (Isep.) to 25 for
Harris W. Plaisted DEM In the Sen.
ate all OF the 20 votes were for w. Il.
Frye, two Senators being absent, The
vote will DO declared 10 both branches
at noon tomorrow.
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SLOWLY SPRBAplS
Five Towns In ohio Report an outbreak OF
SmaIlpOx,

CoLvNDus, O., Jan. l5.-smallpox
seems to be slowly spreading in Ohio,
lyo different localities being reported
where there Arc cases.
New outbreaks are reported at ober-
lin, Lorain county, and at Harbor, Ash.
tabula county. DR.. Probst, Secretary OF
the State Board OF Health, has sent u
letter to all local boards OF health, warm
ing them To be on the outlook, and ad.
vising that all school boards be required
to pass a rule compelling school children
10 hn Yaccinlted.
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MoSTREAb Jan. los. II. Sheffield,
manager Of the Pullman cars oil tho
Canadian Pacific, was shot probably
fatally lust night, bya colored porter who
had been discharged for Irregularities
Tho porter was arrested, lie says he Is
sorry he did not kill Sheffield outright,
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CHICAGO, jan. 15-A dispatch from
Topeka, KNs, saysi BrlgadlOr General
Myers, who commanded tho regiment
ordered 10 the scene Of the war In Gray
county, has arrived In this city 10 report
10 the Governor. Myers reports very
serious state Of affairs In tho county and
fears moro trouble.
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wAsnSuroS, b. o. Jan, lO.-i'eioto
the Senate mot this morning n W. Rod,
n. messenger OF the North Carolina
electors, delivered to President protein
ingalls, tho vote cast In that State yestelr-
ilay for Cleveland and Thurman. ho
was the flBt messenger to report
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CHICAGO, Jan. l6.-Judge Tuley, Of
the Circuit Court, this morning rem:
dered hi! decision in the application Of
the Anarchistic Arbeiter Bund for an
Injunction 10 restrain the police author.
tiles from interfering With their meet
ing. The chancellor denled tho petition
OF the petitioners.
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BosToS, Jan, 15,-The ballot for
United States Senator was taken in the
Legislature to-day, Senator Hoar was
reelected, receiving In tho Senate SO
votes and Ia In the House. Hon. L. A.
Collins, the Democratic nominee, re.
eeiyed In the Senate six and In the House
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n I,o ROW al waterford.

DUBLIN, Jan. 10. During the charge Of
the police at Waterford yesterday upon
the crowd which was accompanying the
persons who had been sentenced for
participating in the Manchester "mar.
tyrs" demonstration, q police inspector
and fourteen Constables were injured.
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NEw YoaR, Jan, l5,--A Quebec gpO-
clal says there Is serious trouble at the
citadel. Colonel Tutnbull, Of tho Cav.
airy Corps, has ordered Majer Short, Of
tho Artillery, Under arrest There are
stories Of iiiti1y, but tho officers are
keeping the affair as quiet IA possible.
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HorxlSsyiLlr, Ky, Jan. 15.-Newton
Helm killed Beaurogard starkot last
Sunday in Christian county. Both were
negroes, starket went to Helms house
with q CoCked.revolyer and picked q
quarrel with him. Helm ordered him
TO leave, and when he refused shot him
with rlHc, killing him instantly.
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i,,l,n il.tnn,,nr NJ ilnn.

DunLtN, Jan, mir. John o. Connor,
NJ. +. for South Tippetary, against whom
n warrant was Issued for offences under
the crimes act, has been arrested At
Charleston.
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pnLADELrittA, Jan. b.--LargO dealers
In sugar here say that Claus SpteCkles
has secured lh0entlre Philippine Islands
sugar crop for his Philadelphia and San
francisco fellnefleB.
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ri,a I,nnnlnhnil. Ill,nrrnh.

LONDON, Jan. l6.-The Court has
granted d decree in favor Of the plaintiff
In suit for divorce brought by Mfs.
BouClCault agnes lloberLSOn) against
Dion BouCiCault, the author aud actor,
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Sioux CRY, tA, Jan. t5.-1ienry
Gillespie, colored, LOST evening lnuf.
deted d white woman named Nellie
White, who had at one time been his
mistress, and then cut his own throat.
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siNaAPoBE, jan. l6.--Tho steamer
fhyapeket has been sunk by q collision
with an unknown weasel. FOrty.lwO
persons Wef0 drowned.
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ST. PAUL, Jan, l6.-A heavy snow
storm IL prevailing In Southern Dakota
but there IL no Wild blowing. Al mid.
night q light snow began 10 fall here,
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t,rrtH Rock, ARK,, Jan. i5,--ThO
General Assembly completed ofganl1a.
lion ihis morning w, y. Hanna was
elected Speaker Of the Senate.
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wAsntNaroN, D. o., Jan. iO,-The
Senate this afternoon confirmed the
nomination Of Walter y. Newbetry 10 he
poslmaatef al Chicago.
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NoRyoLg, VA, Jan. i6.--The Cape
Henry Life Saving Station reports that
wfe6kago 10 coming ashore from the
British steamship Lord Warwick.
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vienna, Jan. l5,-The river Danube
Ia frozen over solldly for a distance Of
aivhinnn miles lIploW here,
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DENVER, COL, Jan. l5,-BoLll houses
Of the General Assembly met In Joint
session and elected II, o. WOlcott United
States Senator TO succeed Thomas NJ
ItntpaN
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N"'"p"'uf''F oN''"s' w s'P'''N'N'tt0"V
MUNicii, Jan. l5.-Df. KtusB, chemist
OF this city, has succeeded In deconpos.
Ing cobalt and nickel, both Of which
hdYu hitherto been supposed 70 10 els.
inenlafy substances,
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About s o'clock n movement was nor
tlced among the Republican Senators,
and 1t was seen that they were holding
u caucus on the floor, tho Democrats
having refused them an opportunity to
90 out for conference. This movement
was brought about by desire on the
part OF tho Republicans to test the sim
Gerity OF the other side.
The Republicans resolved to try TO Or
ganize by the election OF Colonel Sny,
der, Of Ntonongalia, to the Presidency OF
the Senate. Thirteen votes were cast
for Snyder, seven for Carr and two scat
tering, making in all twenty-five votes.
The clerk made up the returns and
handed II to the President pro TEN, Mr..
Price, Of Mineral, who announced i
and said: ~ therefore declare that"
At this point Mr.. Sweeney, OF Tyler,
asked leave 10 change his vote.
Senator Scott objected, and rose to q
point OF order, namely, that q votecould
not be changed after the result had
been announced. President Price de-
Cided that tho matter had not been
finally determined, and that the Senator
from TYLER could change his vote.
A ballot was taken on an appeal from
the Chalr, and the Chair was sustained,
some Of the Republican Senators voting
that way.
Sweeney changed his vote to Carr,
MCCleary aud McAllister from Snyder
to Carr. Carr, who had not voted for
snyder, changed to Minear although his
vote had no substantial effect, the elect
ion having been already defeated.
The scene came the nearest TO being
dramatic Of any yet witnessed this ses.
sion. The Republicans were amazed at
tho change OF their friends on tho Dem
opratic sIdO, md 1t seems that the DEM
oCrats were no leas surprised 10 find that
the Republicans were earpeRt IN their
efforts 10 organize the Senate aud eIect
q President, and COON with the business
The surprise on both sides has by no
means abated.
At lO:l5 p. in. the Senate adjourned
TIL 10 O'Clock tomorrow. c'B.iI.
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BERLIN, Jan. 16.-snow storms are re-
ported throughout Eastern Europe.
Railways arc blocked in Gallcla and
RnMmAnin.
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At Fifty Cents ON the Dollar.

M. Stiefel, the popular clothier, has Sc
cured bargain for you--yes, several Of
them. He is always abreast Of the times
and ready to secure goods at low price and
sell at the lowest possible figure. By watch
ing the business world closely, he was able
this week to secure the underwear stock Of
the bankrupt house Of Lindsuer g. Co., OF
Chicago, at an assignee's sale, for hfty cents
on the dollar, and also at Q sheriff's sale Of
tailor insists, splendid line of misit mer'
chant tailor made olothisg, at the same re-
markedly low figure. These goods are
elegant, no other word is capable Of express
ing their worth and style. The underwear
is of the best, and the public will now have
an opportunity of procuring double the
worth of It's money. The misft suits are the
genuine articles and are Of the best and
finest materials In the market, trimmed and
finished in the best manner by leading Chi
cago merchant tstlors. Don't miss them
They will be in today, and the White Corner
man can not promise how long they will
remain, for they must sell at such unheard
Of prices.
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AnuseIneutg.

Ruetfrow's "Jolly Pathfnders,' an able
a weeks engagement at Sherwood's Opera
House on Monday. March 18th, presenting
a repertoire of musical comedies, destitute
Of plot, but briming ever with comedy
sketches and musical specialties. The com
psny is good in every respect and will I'M
doubtedly have successful week.
Every person attending the performance
during the week will receive number en-
titling them to q chance on an elegant
S45 French China Dinner Set, l36 pieces, to
be given away on Saturday evening, March
%, now to be seen in the show window at
Vittum's China Hall.
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JONES & MCPHERSON.
8 l. La Sale Street. Sherwood CoweI Blk.
Social Notes

A grand mask ball will be given at the
Rink on tie evening of Easter Monday
April lS,
The Good Templars gave social last
evening
The M. +. church ladies held sociable
In the basement of the church on Wednes.
day evening.
Miss Sadie Hathaway will spend the
spring and summer at Wooster, Mass.
Mrs. Godfrey and son Abe have returned
from Florida.
A meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club
was held at the residence of Mrs. d. A.
Cook yesterday afternoon. Mendelssohn
Miss Holmes entertained a small but
select party on Thursday evening
Mrs, Chas. Hill gave a tea on Tuesday
afternoon.
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Personal,

MC.-Our lOrmer tOWnsmun, ID. d. NC
Ginnis who, for a number of years past
has been residing in the far west, Arizona
particularly, is at his fathers home in Wal
lace, having reached Illinois the first of the
week for a fortnight's visit He is on his
wedding tour, his bride being an Arizona
lady, and lis naturally in a happy and con,
tented frame of mind, which feeling is moi
lessened BY the manifest pleasure with
which he y greeted on his visit to this city
by the Old friends Of his boyhood and early
manhood. Naturally the years since he left
Ottawa have bleached his hair somewhat,
but otherwise he is the same genial " Bir-
ney." everywhere heartily welcomed home
again. He will return to Arizona soon, where
he is permanently located in business
mining, we understand.
FREDENBuRG.-M and Mrs. Chas. Fred
enburg have returned from their wedding
tour.
BLAcK.-Frank Black is home from the
Chicago school of Pharmacy.
DR,-Frank Titzell has received his degree
Of NJ. d., and will doubtless practice in this
city.
GrRLs.-John and George Cutting are
each entertaining baby girls. They arrived
on Sunday.
CLERK.-Michael Farrell stands behind the
desk at the Clifton.
RowE.-Burt Rowe has accepted posi-.
ton in the G. b. & Q. at st. Joseph, Mo.
LAwLEss.--Wm Lawless has rented the
blacksmith shop, heretofore conducted by
VIM. Calvin.
ILL.-Mr. Plunkett living north of the
city, is very i'll. He is an old resident of
the county.
TEACHERS. Prof Leslie, Miss Tucker and
Miss Newbecker attended the Institute, at
Peru on Friday and Saturday
SNYDER-Will Snyder, of Aurora, was in
town this week.
CAREY.-Pat Carey is in Peoria on legal
business.
LooSEY,--J. p Looney, of Rock Island,
was in town over Sunday.
COOLEY R. W Cooley, Of Chicago, is the
guest of Clarence Griggs
SENECA.-Miss Edna Rulson Of Seneca,
visited in Ottawa last week.
AwAY.-Mrs. J. J. Crotty spent portion
Of the week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rulison Of Seneca.
SALLIE.-NIiss Sallie Waterman has clos
ed most successful term of teaching at
Deer Park, where she has been teaching the
past six months.
MARrIN.-Tony Martin, the cigar man,
drew the parlor set offered by the Davis
Co., last week.
BITTERLY-Joseph Bitterly, Of Michigan,
a former resident here, will open a jewelry
store in the east half Of the store occupied
by II. s. Gilbert & Co.
HOssAcK.--H. L. Hossack was in Nebras-
ka this week,
DEAs.-Dean Heating will deliver an ad-
dress at La Sale on st. Patrick's Day.
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The New Quarters of Simon & Co

Simon Il Co., bottlers of mineral water
and manufacturers of pop, and other non
intoxicating beverages are now permanently
established in their new quarters on the
Sanicula Mineral Spring grounds, South
Ottawa; having leased the sole right to sell
the mineral water for term of years. Their
bottllng establishment and factory is situat-
ed just under the hill, near the bridge, and
has been made compact and convenient by
uniting the two buildings, formerly used by
Mr., Hossack, a result obtained by COM
plete re arrangement of the rooms. The first
room is devoted exclusively to bottling. IL
contains one complete set Of copper machines
consisting of two generators and two foun'
talns, which supply the /" fizz' and water to
three bottling tables. Adjoining this room
! on the south is room containing second
set Of copper machines, consisting of one
generator and two fountains. Off this room
is the private Office and the syrup room,
which greatly resembles a small drug store.
Again on the west of the bottling room
is Jacks" sanctum, under the personal
supervision of Jack Lowe, the head bother.
Here are stored hundreds of cases of their
product, ready for shipment, and in one
corner, Jack puts in generous share of his
time washing bottles.
The firm manufactures ginger ale plain
soda, buck soda. birch beer, champagne cider,
and a dozen other popular beverages, and
does an extensive business in the bottling of
Ssniculs water The Cation water is used in
their manufactured products, unless espe
cially ordered. Their trade has increased
very rapidly during the time the firm has
been in existence, and they are now selling
their goods in the principal cities of the
State in large quantities, and as business in
creases they will add more machinery to
their plant and employ an additional force
of men.
They are, in fact, the first successful bot.
tiers of the Sanicula water. Thoroughly IN
derstanding all the Sins and outs" of the
business. they give their pratrons the very !
best goods only, while their thorough BUSH
ness ability and methods, promptness of de-
livery and command Of capital enables them
to handle the business in manner thor,
oughly satisfactory to the trade. AS a con-
sequence during the past year their trade
has increased enormously and is fast extend
ing all over the State.
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SPRING GNODS.
New Arrivals and Lower Prices.

New Arrivals and Lower Prices.
The annual renovation having been COM
pleted early in the week at II. j. Gillen's,
the spring stock has been opened and the
earlier lines are now all ready for inspec'
ton; and an elegant line it will be found
to be in every department.
DRESS GooDs.-This line is full Of novel
ties of the season as well as new stock in
the standard goods which never 20 out OF
style.
SPRING WRAps.-This line is quite large
and very choice. Ladies and misses will
find all the newest styles and shapes and
colors, at very low prices.
CARpETs.-This stock is entirely new
throughout, the old stock having all been
closed out last fall. The fabrics include all
grades, while the patterns are the newest
designs of the looms All accessories to the
carpet stock will be found here in complete
assortment.
Doors AND SHoEs.-This stock has been
filled up with new goods for ladies, misses,
and children, as we'll as gentlemen, No
better stock is to be found in the city and
prices are made which will convince any
knowing buyer that it is the cheapest in the
city.
The new cash system is working to a
charm, and in consequence greater bargains
than ever are given every day than ever
before. Small margins Of profits, large
sales. and guaranteed quality are the rules
in I'LL goods; and the public are requested
to call and make personal examination of
the stock
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Mr.. Kesler Of the North side, was visited
by burglar on last Saturday night and re-
lievsd of considerable quantity of change
The fellow picked the lock of the kitchen
door, and entering the sleeping rooms of the
family, carefully abstracted the contents OF
the pantaloons pockets of Mr. Kesler and
son Arthur, and ransacked the bureau draw.
srs. He took nothing but cash
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Pretty, Amt They .

Yes, D. Hess has never been known I,
fail when II comes to pretty things In jewely
and new designs in watch CASES. umbrella
and cane handles and silverware. Tn,
spring stock is now nearly complete ant
comprises some Of the handsomest designs
ever brought to this city. All that was new
and late an6 elegant has been taken and the
untasty haS been rejected. He is ready fol
April brides.
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A drove of cattle belonging to VIM. Degen
went through the Chestnut street bridge,
over the main canal, the other day. Sever
al of the cattle were nearly drowned The
bridge is total wreck and will probably be
replaced with good iron structure. A good
bridge is certainly needed at this point.
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A Great Improvement.

The change in the appearance of W. II.
Hull & Co.'S store, wrought by the lowering
of the windows to the level Of the floor, has
added one hundred per cent. to its beauty rs
an ornament to the business center of the
city, and affords a magnificent opportunity
for the display Of the goods That w. H.
Hull & Co. should be among the first to g
dept change solbenefcial TO the business In.
terests Of the community is but natural; for
they have ever been foremost in introducing
improvements and advocating additional ad-
vantages for the benefit Of the city's growth
and beauty.
Behind these splendid windows are dis.
played the choicest novelties in all lines Of
dry goods, received for the spring trade
The newest things in carpets, curtains, dress
goods, gloves, jackets, and in every depart
ment Of the four floors large stock is now
on display, and still new goods arriving
daily. The house has been renovated aud
IL ready to show the best bargains and the
largest stock of goods in LIZ Sale county.
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A pound social will be held at the resi-
dence Of 7 r. Johns in Deer Park, Tuesday
evening March 10Th. Supper will be served
on trays, and tickets containing the names
Of the ladies will be drawn by the gentlemen
The ladies will be weighed and the gentle,
men will pay according to weight. In sddi
ton each one in attendance is requested TO
bring an article weighing one pound, which
will be sold to the highest bidder.
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The new shades in dress goods and the
new trimmings are certainly very pretty
We noticed on the counters of j. +. Scott &
Co. yesterday, a very fine display of all
these new things.
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Mr.. Andrew Lynch is the first poet to
sing an ode to the joyous spring. 1t means
new spring goods at Mr.. Lynchs spacious
business house.