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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-24

Brooke County Republicans Organize. Il
The Republicans Of Brooke county
met in mass convention at the Court
House in Wellaburg on Saturday last to
organize and elect new executive com.
mittee. Thomas J., Mahan was chosen
Chairman and Geo. B. Crawford. Secre.
tary. There was a good turnout and
considering the weather, the attendance
was much better than expected, as every
district in the county was Represented.
The following committee was chosen TO
represent the county for the next two
years: ]. F. Cree, John B. McNally.
Henry Gasmire, T. ]. Mahan, r, NJ,
Morton, ]. r. McNier,, M. L, Green. s.
II. Atkinson and Dr.. @. Shriyer. Imme-
diately after the adjournment the Ex-
ecutiye Committee organized by electine
]. F. Cree, President; J, B. McNally.
Treasurer; r. J. Mahan, Secretary, and
Geo. B. Crawford, Corresponding Score.
retaIy. The committee starta or with;
some funds. at their disposal Ter adyer.
tising and other current, ,expenees. M
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Tho Knnawlla nnd tho Elk?


Special Ditpalea 10 ne Eakutee.atr
CuAnLrsroN, W. Va, March 23.-
Both the Kanawha and Elk rivers are
falling at this place. The highest point
reached by the water was at 0 q. M, this
morning, When the gauges showed 81
feet. Since that time 1t has fallen about
l foot and Ia receding very slowly. No
damage Is reported in this vicinity, with
the exception Of several washouts on
the railroads. In some portion OF the
city, where the ground is low, many
persons were Obliged to move up stairs
or seek shelter with their neighbors on
higher ground. At 0p. m., the river is
SO feet 6 inches and falling. At Hinton
New river is 7 feet and rising slowly,
while at Kanawha Falls 1t Is falling,
with IA feet B.l0 inches. Tho day has
been beautiful one, the sun shining
brightly, and ns the water Is receding no
serious apprehensions are felt.
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I'd The Marion County Field.
A special dispatch to the IxrELLlasy.

A special dispatch to the 1SrELllarx.
GER says: 7r. 81 ~ 80. -
1t is rumored that the we'll on the
Frank Arnett farm, on Pawpaw creek,
has reached tho oil rock. It is known
that the drill has stopped, the casinrs
are plugged and watch sot preventing
anyone from going near the we'll. -
The Fairmont 1nder SAYS: They cer.
tainly have oil at the Fleming we'll at
Fairview. Last Friday they Drilled in
the rock short distance and struck the
amber nuld: As no tanks were on
handi they shut down at once and took
every precaution to prevent loss Of the
oil. AS it is the well gases considerably
and quantities of oil are wasted. Just
what the well will do is not known and
there are various estimates Of its capacitv.
Some contend that it will do as much "a
500 barrels day while Others. think il
will prove to be a small one. The
opinion is general, however, that the
well is good one and will prove salts.
factory 70 its owners. Arrangements
are now being made To run pipe line
from this we'll to Pennington. which
will be completed within short time.
The coming in Of this well has produced
the widest excitement around Fairyiew.
The territory was pretty well leased
before the drilling began, but now every
town lot is being taken and some
farmers who had not leased are com.
manding good bonuses. Some land
holders are leasing over the former
leases. which will only cause DELAY and
prevent them from getting the benefit
OF what oil there may be under their
farms! 1t is now positively certain that
all the territory in what is supposed to
be the "belt" at that place will be drilled
at once. ..zst ..is.lG ff.-ss -
They are drilling away at the Burt
well, but have made no new develop
The company Represented by the
Messrs. Rose, Of Wheeling, have located
u we'll on the farm Of Judge Lemaster.
in Pawpaw district, md will Commence
operations right away. .. hi !
!. We understand that the Dewitt we'll
on.the Mag Morris farm on Dolls run.
has come in perfect duster, worse even
than the Plum we'll. 0l ~ -
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THE RAGING WATERS
Not So High as They Were Ex-
pected to Become. ~
VERY LITTLE DAMAGE DONE
At tho Hcndwaters-Cold Weather
Checks tho Rain and Prevents n
: Great Fl00d-Tho Situation ut
y Whecling-Tho Anxiety.

Inc iorty'ioot stage OF water IN th'
Ohio river, which It was predicted wouic
DO had hcre ns the rasult NJ ,he henv,
and c,,,,n,au. .,,. ~ o,...,.. 49,.
~ ~ 'aa'o' ,,,, '"n " t7"atuay n"p
ply imlcd TO matertalize, and with}i at al
tho damage and -discomforts that woult
have attended, auch darye,onslv h;vl
r;,or II u,,aa ,v... ~. 49,. 49, 80.
'Ne'. :. "'So .a'ns ou' 'n"' 'uo iePof1t
put IN circulation Saturday night and
yesterday, in relation TO the great dam.
ape likelv In occnrthro,,ho,t tl;a s,,,o
10 .,oa,a - s.s,,a. 's's WV.
~ ''"'ou VI s"o''en ssteatns' mc'e very
much exaggerated
At last midnight the lcyee gauge
showed n ,lsn,h of % fsot IN Tho r;ver n,
III. -. ~ " 80 ~, ~
'i'S po'nt' anu Inc reports from li'Nts'
burgh were that tho Monongahela had
come to a stand at that point at the "a.
foot stoyo and that a. nj, !, ,,,,.oi ma,
bnrph ihe r;vnr was % ;nat h"";nn;n.. hana %
iali From 1oo'clocr vtsstsrJay tfs yJ mnrn;r - " -
mi 10 o,cloct last n;oSt tho s;sa ha.a 49, 3 5
at the rofs NJ ;ncL 90 az m hnrr o v T,or, "1S in
o'clock N m;ir;nht ~ r;sa U nos 81 o " a,;,i ~
slower rota">NRy nnn, @ TO 'to.Jnu ! ~ ~ : 1I,. tha
farthest the river horo !. almnst' car,o;,, %
10 i,e ot, n gland md II ia aimost enraiim @ s
certain that The hiuhost MONT ] tho watnrs @
viii reach viii not se1, he "vsr % % ioet & ""''''
The cold snan wh;cS foiiowed tho
stea,]v nonr.1own ,nd enacn Y"I woothas 1 -
SATURDAY. had n yarw - 1s5 '1esr53aoJ Sc' oaact ;n T.,
checkinr thn rise n the nh;o anJ a as
viii he sesn f,om teiaara ~. % t,o,W unI 40
narts of th;s Stnta nr;Htad haIoa, % 'I,Iue T. ho
iieved tn have 1cpntr;hute% 9iom Ia,usIv 10 Nv ~
saving tha ;ntar;or from oer;ors ,s9 ,eSs :"
SotrrJav'a % ra;u @ eommsno"I ous 'oIo, oSn,t !,
o,clock a ~ md cont;nnsI IN "ar";ua "Duir = !.
volnmo 'hnt With o.carcslv a - ,,omon.,S yus
csssat;on M ~, % noa,,v m;Jn;aht ,4oneas eass =
nortion ~ W tha t;my tho rnI ,yas sosu s'os,,
hcavv and Nv w noon % these @ I;S;uc @ "n 10 Wy ,agy
niac:a | hora1 10 ~ foai sO so,s%rm % a. NV NV
ait"rnoou ~ora ~ '' t,,;s Iaai;n. az an,an al,9
anJ ~ ronsaoner mo A.. ,rIt.iaSaanfs W if epasau aoa
haoon ~ % NV tha car,ar, I i"l oInu,a Jnsee eS
;nh,,;,ae, w - rha 1slans oon,o ..o1 aoS .boo
i;v,un in Tho Iow niara1 eo'e w tha u soM.h svse
a;da ond tboD.Na;n % andt a. ,vnte- ~ stuau st.u"t
b,0;nass @ ,nan ,no m; an "sea s.a,3.a Ss,e.s
tha;. eai,o % - ,;,o.o.G "sh sv oeo oeota ~
matter NJ conrss oud it VIII tna 'ees exusr; %
sncs NJ formar , vs,ra an ~ "r;Ja ] W ttbem pI j,a
enuo 0atE.mer yeass ~ sS,ue .neM, pe'
ss"iraa s and oIa,tA pv o "ha,1d 0;sS g hoao sne
necessarv @ rhe adv;ces s9 rom pittsbnrnb y uSe
] wera nn; a. oil liz rsas.ur;nn ; 80 a. sn .n" t;,ssa
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STREET. .4R0SS 70 Hang.
Found Guilty Of a Fiiendish
Crime in Hardy County.
SOME VERY PECULIAR PHASES
or tho Case-TrosS' Story OF His
Deed and Mrs. Lewis Emphatic
Denial orIt-A Girls Narrow
Escape from His Clutches.

kEysEn, W. Va, March 23.-strei
Tross, negro man, about IS or 20 year
old, has been convicted in tho Circui
Court Of Hardy county Of committing al
assault Oh Mrs. Mary Lewis, a Whit
married woman, aud unless he yets
new trial he will be hung for 1t, The
trial began on Thursday Of last week.
The evidence showed that Tross was
passing Lewis's house about a mile
above Mooreileld one night, and seeing
Mrs. Lewis aud a young woman, named
Annie Arncntrout, aad boy in the
house, he began to stone it, and threat.
ened to kill them II they did not nut out
the light. While this was going on a
man named uelmick came along and
went into tho house, but tho negro
threatened to kill him If he did not
leave and take the boy with him. Hell.
mick seems to have been great coward
and begged the negro not to hurt him,
and did leave, taking the boy with him.
After he was gone the negro fosced his
way into the house, ran tho two women
from one room to another until the
Armentrout girl pulled the window sash
out, jumped out OF the window and
escaped and ran all the way to town.
Mrs. Lowis's testimony was that the
negro then caught her, choked her. and
by force accomplished his purpose, She
had a baby only two months old at the
time. He said he would kill her If she
made any fuss, and he was sitting BY
been informed by Helmick Of what was
going on, came up to the house. They
were armed and ono OF them forced his
way into the building. The negro rau
into the back room and showed FIGHT,
One shot was fired at him, but missed,
He jumped out Of the window through
which the Armentrout girl had ESCAPED,
but fell as he rot out, and one of the
men shot him in the back with reyol.
yer. He got up, however, and escaped;
but his hat was found in the house and
hc was arrested next day. Mrs. Wilson
swore that she did not know the negro.
The defense proved that she was a
woman OF loose virtue. The negro
claimed that he not only knew her. but
had been unduly intimate with her pre-.
vious to this occasion, and although he
admitted that he stoned the house ran
Helmick away and the woman from one
room to another, be claimed that after
be made himself known Mrs. Lewis ap.
for the fues She had made and
she t herself made the proposal to him. |
She utterly denied all this.
The jury had the right to add to their |
verdict that he DO confined in the peni-
lentiary, in which event the term would !
have been from seven to twenty wears;
but II they thought he should be hung, |
they bad to cay simply guilty" This
they did and he will hang. p"
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THE NEW YORK BRIBERY CHARGES.
Tho Napoleon OF Finnncs Paid Flnck's De
utlos $40 900 for Fnvory,

Tho Napoleon Of Finance Paid Flnck's Dep.
utios $4,000 for Favors.
NEw YoRK, March 23.-Henry S. Ives
testified yesterday before the Senate
Cities Investigating Committee that he
paid Warden James P. Keating, OF Lud-
low street jail, $4,000 for '"private &C.
commodations" while he was confined
in Jail recently. This sum did not in
clude several hundred dollars"-Mr.
Ives didn't remember. just how much
which hespaid for keeping out OF Jail
two days when he was first arrested.
4 Tho ,'private accommodations'' which
Mr.. Ives received were not palatial, and
included only board at q private table
part Of the time, board at tho warden's q
table, where the same food was supplied,
the rest OF tho time, and the privilege Of
the occasional visits !: Of stenographera
and typewriters and their board. Ives
only went ont OF jail once and, then had
to pay $50. II wasbecause Of a death in
AIp AuuaAlys | .. GFT r. .rrr. r ,II
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THE OH. DRILL.
West Virginia fields-ripo Limo peopl.
Open Their Eycs-A New Pine linc.

West Virginia fields-l'ipc Limo psopl,
Open Their Eyca-A New Pipe Line.
Tho success Of tho Two Brothcs' ven,
turc on the island at Belmont, plsasants
county, hos led to undreamed OF activity
Ia tho upper end Of tho Eureka field.
Tho pipe line has been laid to tho well
to connect with the Macksburg line, but
this is already pushed to It's capacity,
and the Camden Consolidated refinery
at Parkersburg, has all the oil It can
handle. The island we'll, therefore. paye
the pipe line something TO think about,
for II is only the beginning OF a large
production in this part Of the field, the
island well has 1900 barrels Of tankace,
more than any other in the field, but ai
the present rate Of the island we'll, over
400 barrels day, the pipe line people
have thought 1t best not 10 run the oil
to Parkersburg. They have, therefore
arranged to tank tho present produc.
ton, or at least most OF It, IN tank
cars. Four OF these cars, OF a com.
bined capacity OF GOO barrels, were
accordingly run up TO the Belmont
switch, opposite the island, on Saturday.
The switch will be doubled in length. |
The pipe line has requested the Two
Brothers Company not to drill the well |
In until 1t is determined Just where the
oil Is to be shipped. and to this tho com.
pany has agreed provided the delay shall
not be for more than a day or 30. It Ia
'ieared' by the pipe line men that the
sland well will 90 over 1000 barrels a
lay when she Is completed. This would
put her far ahead OF the best well In the
ield. Tho opening Of this new territory
'ompels the pipe line to make other and
more extensive arrangements to care for
he oil. The result will probably be the
aging Of G.inch line from Belmont or
eureka, to Pittsburgh, early in the com.
ng summer. Business OF all kinds In
in tho vicinity. "a
Barnsdall 4 aloore's Hammett No. 8 is
making about $50 barrels. The South
'enn 4 McCollough's No. Q is making
90 barrels per day.
Cochran Nos. 8 and 10 are THROUGH
he salt sand and will reach the bic sand
n ten days or two weeks. p"
The parties who own the island we'll
wn the well on the Bills farm at St.
farys, which was drilled dry to 500 feet
nd the tools drawn, the venture having
cen primarily for shallow oil. Since
hen the we'll began to flow. It is ex.
ected TO resume operations this week.
q pay streak is not found sooner the
'ell will 60 to the Eureka sand.
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1 Tho Misslssippl High Water.

PLAovENlsE, La, March a3,-The
river fell two inches last night and now
stands six inches below the highest
point reached this year. A good por-
ton Of the new work put on the levees,
however, has been washed away by the
waves from the wind We had in the last
few DAYS, "'r So. $50"
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THE RIVER AND llAGBOR BlLL.
1t VIII Appropriate s2o,ooo,0 900 for the
Rivers Of the Country, 'H"

Rivers OF the Country.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March e3.-Tht
River and lIarbor Committee Of tht
House is making rapid progress with III
appropriation bill, and expects to have
1t ready TO report 10 the House during
tho next week. The committee has
stopped giving hearings during the after.
moons, and Listens to arguments in the
morning, and devotes the rest OF the ses.
sion after 2 o'clock to executive business.
In this way It hopes To complete the bill
In few days. The bill when reported
will carry an appropriation oiabout so0,.
100000.
A delegation from McKeesport Is e1.
pccted to arrive on Monday or Tuesday
to address the committee on the subject
Of Congressman Rays bill 10 improve
the Youghiogheny river by q system OF
locks and dams. The vas. coal and coke
region along that river ia at present en-.
tirely dependent upon railroad facilities,
md 1t is thought that II the improve.
ment OF the river rs contemplated Is
carried out, cheaper rates can be oh.
tained for the transportation oil those
Two articles. =
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. TsF..1..-4al-. q TfETI1fg-F ;
A .EOttunato Woman.

Afra. Mary I. Baker, Of Orvid,; Mich,
has reason to be very thankful. She was
a::great snfferer from heart disease for
'years, Was short Of breath, bad hungry
spells, pain in. side, auttering, faintneas,
etc. After taking two bottles OF DR..
Miles New Heart Cure, she says: II am
better than for: 20 years. Ny mind and
eyesight have improved wonderfully l
advise all persons thus afflicted TO use
this great remedy" The Logan Drug
Company, druggists, recommends and
guarantees it, Ur. Miles work on Heart
Disease. containing marvellous teBti.
m4onials, free; { Awfaw.2
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plsiufe,d N
makes the statement that the!u, sha oa III
cold' which settled on her lrneau raugSs sHs
was Treated ior a l;month by' hes q :, eH" ~,
she q WIS . hopeless victim Of f. conan ,ou mn me-
ton and that no medicine a. couId ounsumr, nnI',
her. Her druggist eupresteJ ioulq Ru euro
New Discovery ior tsnsvu sens,, ~ ~. hinEa
berssli be henaa.n oIi,e ana to her delight fouuI
nentinreS er1i ogSnG;ntted from first dose, Sh,
iuea SottIea iouua ny use and after taking te, ,
ryn wsI, a. ooeS 20 nef own housework and ia /;
WI W - sne ever was. Free trial hottie
o. o. tn1s great Discovery ut Lopan DR., Drn !, |,
CO.'S drug store, large bottles J6c and M 81
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CONDENSED, ;TEIEGRAMs;.5. J

: GAt Providence, r. l., four strrncers
beat roulette wheel for Sll, 100 by plas.
teringit. 'El5 III ilj
4: President Corbin, Of tie ,Readinrel. II rail.
ROAD, prohibits employees from drinking
Wills VI. On on duty under penalty p.E Of dis.
= The Canadian Government haa decided
to expend SIC, 900 more, OF, $50, 600 in all,
purchasing seed wheat for Northwest
Dingledy; Bros. hardware store, at
Youngstown, o., was burglarized iby
tramps and quantity Of fine. goods
" DC. Hillegas, a Reading tobatco dealer
who failed recently, offers to settle at
twenty cents on tho dollar. Liabilities,
sl73. 0QO; assets, $4,000. ...........,... SCI
Mrs. Elizabeth Smiley, the Oldest resi-.
dent OF Dunbar, Pa, died yesterday,
aged 9s. Her fatherand mother died al
theages Of l04 and 102 respectively: 'Iiil
The bodies Of four colored laborers
were found yesterday in the woods
near iBlockton, Ala.Y Three had (beep
shot and !one killed with! an axe. NO
clue .to. the murderers. - 5:G ,5j;,. p,ii b
A freight train went through trcstle
on the Georgia Pacific yesterday. Con!
duetor Mitchell was Killed, and. four
trainmen seriously. and. perhaps fatally
injured. The officials think the trestle
had beep tampered with; i{ II .
The Rev. Dr.. Duncan McG Gregor, a well
known pulpit orator OF Brooklyn, and 70,
the past; four years pastor OF the Carroll
Fask nethodiat church in that city, Fri.
day night announced his conversion
from Methodism to the Baptist faith, q
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SISTER ROSE GERTRUDE
Not Allowed to Nurse tho Lepors Mt
~ No.. Moloknln. -

Not Allowed to Nurse the Lepors nj
Moloknlo. TX
SAN FRANc1sco, March 2S.-Dr. J. N.
Whitney, Of Honolulu, who arrived
here on the steamer Australia yesterday,
states that Sister Rose Gertrude, the
English girl, who was anxious to nurse
the lepers at Molokaie, will not become
an exile in the loper settlement and per-
haps die there, as she anticipated.
The settlement Of Molokaie is in charge
Of the Sisters OF the Sacred Heart, who
are maintained there by the Hawaiian
Government, and as Sister Rose Ger
trude belongs to another order-the
Dominican Sisters-7she could not be ad.
mitted, ,sShe is therefore at Kalili, re-
ceiving station for or,lepers, or those who
are supposed to have contracted the
disease. There they are cared for until
it eau be determined what their ailment
really is. DR.. Whitney states that she
is very comfortable ut Kalili and not
isolated, though she is disappointed in
her expectations. y 5ta "
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FLACK IS GUILTY.
Now York's Sheriff Convicted OF Conspi

Now Yorks Sheriff Convicted OF Conypir.
Ing to Obtain u, Fraud ulcnt Divorce.
NEw York, March 23.-The defense in
Flack conspiracy case was closed Mt noon
yesterday. When the argument OF coun.
sci was concluded, Judge Barrett gave m
exhaustive charge, the jury not retiring
until 0:l0 p. m. The charge was divided
on the two definitions no gave OF the
conspiracy he gave in law: fE,s e.
Flrst-To DO IN unlawful act by un-
lawful means.
Second-To do a lawful act by unlaw-
ful means.
There was no doubt that tho judg-
ment record is that OF a fraudulent d.
vorce:, Under the first division the Jury
must decide whether. the suit had been
falsely instituted, and il Mrs. Flack had
given her, consent. Under tho second,
assuming that Mrs. Flack had agreed to
the proceedings and had a right to a
divorce, it would be necessary to con-
slider II unlawful meaus had been en-
ployed to procure it. It was proved
that Sheriff Flack had been intimate
with Susan T. Raymond. If the jury
found that the evidence was false about
his relations with Susan T. Raymond
that would be unlawful, means and n
fraud upon the court and the law. The
charges in the summons and complaint
by Aleeks were fraudulent. James A.
Flack's connection with the alleged
conspiracy ends with the visit OF Meeks
to Bookstaver. That of Meeks' begins
with tho visit to Lawyer Wright. Will
Flack's connection runs through both
periods, and largely depends upon his
letter to Wright, authorizing Wright to
appear for his mother. -
: The judge charged the jury as to
reasonable doubt, and left the case with
the jury. The three lawyers for the de.
Tense each presented lengthy list Of
requests To charge.
= About 1880 o'clock the jury came into
court and announced that they had
found oil three Of the defendants guilty
Sheriff Flack, his son, William, and
Joseph .Meeks. ? q 80, }t'. - '5"'..'
!. AT midnight a reporter was found
secreted in the jury room. he was
brought into court, his notes taken from
him and severely reprimanded by Judge
Barrett.
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KILLED Ills FRIEND.
A Man Fires at Nh Enemy and tho Hall
Enters Another, -''

A Man fires at Nh Enemy and tho Hall
Enters Another. -'
LEXINGTON, KY, March 23.-William
HALEY, railroad employe, shot and
killed Wade Bruin, .also a railroadcr, in
tho Kentucky Central yards an an early
hour, this morning. The men we're
drinking in shanty Of the
road and quarrel arose K; over
Hailey's wife, who comein while tbemen
were quarreling. HALEY drew bis pistol
from u box and attempted to shoot Mike
Miller, but hia aim was lost and lie shot
Bruin, one Of his intimate friends, in the
back The wounded man fingered about
eight hours after receiving the shot.
HALEY has wife aud two children.
Bruin Is unmarried. 7I'ls ? (
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JACK THE RIPPER,
a Crank Wants to Tell the Qucen yyhCro

A Crank Wants to Tell tho Qucen Whcre
=. .fr 4,ssi * Ho Is. ~. .l,.a.,,5.-
! LONDON, March 23.-The Queen has
been resting at Windsor from tho
fatigues OF last weeks drawing room,
and was therefore deprived OF making
the acquaintance Of Charles Cooper, an
elderly gentleman who presented him
sell at Buckingham palace on Thursday,
with the intention of informing her
where Jack the Ripper could bo found.
Cooper IS now in Jail and refuses to i'm
part his information to any one sayo the
Queen, although he limited that he might
be induced to tell all he knows to the
Prince Of Wales. Her Majesty starts
ior Ak Les Baines on Monday to take
the waters for her rheumatism. ~ NJ
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KENTUCKY DlSTII.LERIES.
hoport Current Tint: Thoy5 are Raj
Bought Up bv Rriit.,, nf,,,.. 80

hepoft Current Tint: Thoyy arc Bclur
bought Up by British Money.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 23.-It " was i re-
ported here that the negotiations Of an
English syndicate for the leading; dis
tiileries Of Kentucky had beer, been, closed. close
Julius Goldman, who has been
acting as II. the agent Of the English.
company refused to affirm Of +, dcnv
the report. Prominent distillerar assett. y
the report'is correct; Among tho esteh. .ate
lishments to be- purchased ave- n a .It tha1
toms, Sherleys and Patterson y. ot % Jnn;s
Vile; Stages, OF Frankfort; TER 4 exc e. ,s
ot Lexington; Whites, Of Paris mr. oni 4
Peppers, Of Lexington. - "Ao
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-24
Tho Extrndltion Trenty Signed,

LONDON, March 23.-Lord Salisbury
had an audience Of the Queen on
Thursday for the purpose Of clear.
Ing up arrears OF business pre-
yioug to Her Majesty's departure
,or germany next week. Almost tho
last act OF Her Majesty was to ailix her
royal signature to the extradition treaty
between the United States and Great
:. II, Ths . official publication Of the treaty