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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-24
PROF. JvllN N. BIRCH

Will come Bnck to Wheeling rs Principal
Of tho Linsiy Institute. M
At meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the Linsly Institute yesterday after.
noon the resignation Of Prof. John
Roemer as Principal was accepted, and
Prof. John NJ. Birch was elected Princi.
pal. .l@..
Prof. Birch was the most efficient
Principal the Linsly ever had, and the
school under hia regime had its most
successful year. He left TO become Super.
intendent OF the city schools, aud re.
signed that position when be was ap.
pointed by President Cleveland U. j..
Conaul at Nagasaki, Japan.
AS soon as Prof. Birch's removal be.
came known, it was general expires,
sion that he would be the right man to
again take charge OF the Linsly. There
was little idea that he could be secured,
but it seemed to strike everybody at
once that such consummation would
be good thing for the Institute and u
good thing for Wheeling.
1t will be learned with universal
pleasure that not only has MIR. Birch
been elected to his Old position, bul
that he bas been communicated with al
Nagasaki by cable and has accepted tie
position. Several Of his friends learned
Of the fact last night, and there was
much rejoicing, a.
With Professor Birch at the head O.
the school aud Lieutenant Brenners.
reuther as Military Instructor, the ole
Linsly may be expected to assume
position such as she has never before
had. s9l
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7HB WORLDS FAIR.
Large Number Of tho National
Commissioners in Chicago
WON'T TAKE IN EVERYTHING
D0ne by the Dircctors..The Question
OF Site on the Lake Front Dis.
cusscd..Thcrc witt be Some
Surprises In Store.

CnlcAGo, June GA large numbe
OF the Worlds Fair Commissioners
representing the various States, hay,
arrived In Chicago, and tonight In Al
the hotels Worlds Fair matters are be
ing very earnestly discussed. Anon,
the most interesting conferences wal
one between Joseph Hirst. Of Tampa
Fla, and A. s. Mercer, Of Cheyenne,
Wyo. Mr.. Hirst had much TO dc
with the allotment OF space at tho Cen.
tennial. In conversation with hin Mr.,
Mercer said: "There seems to be a
general opinion here, that the National
Commissioners will swallow everything
decided upon by tho directors. Now,
while their decision will have great
weight as coming from the city which
puts up the money. I think there Is
going to be surprise for those who
think the Commissioners will not have
a decided opinion OF their own, There
will be considerable sitting at our meet
ing, l imagine" n
Exactly" interrupted Mr.. Hirst.
Tho commissioners represent tho
United States. They stand between the
country at large and tho city OF Chicago.
The site Is the first consideration. live
can be convinced that tho Lake front
can be obtained legally, aud that it will
revert to the city Of Chicago as park
after the fair is over, l don't think there
will be dissenting voice among til
commissioners. This, however, is pro.
viding that there is room enough"
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A TUG kXPLODES
at Her Docks TIT Brookiyu, Sinking An.
SStI.

at Her Docks TIT Brooklyn, Sinking An.
other Eont-Four Lives Lost.
New ioRK, June ga terrible ex.
plosion occurred early this morning in
Brooklyn, by which four lives were
lost. The tugboat Alice Ecrue, owned
by Thos. O'Brien, OF O'Bricn Bros, oil
40 South street, this city, aud which had
been moored at the foot of Van
Buren street, Brooklyn, was blown to
pieces at her dock by the explosion OF
the boiler. The cause Of the disaster is
not known. The boat is complete
wreck.
Asleep on the tug at the time were
Captain Oscar W. Squires, George Cook,
aud a deck hand whose name is not
known. They were killed outright.
The fireman had evidently attempted to
get up steam, and for some unexplained
reason, probably defect in the boiler.
the explosion occurred. He is supposed
to have been killed also, for he is miss.
ing. Melthon Bailey, deck hand, re.
ceived lacerated wound OF the hand
and WAS scalded.
The ballast scow, Lime Rock, which
was lying alongside the tug, had her
side torn out and went to the bottom.
1t is supposed the watchman on board,
whose name is not known, went down
with her. The report OF the explosion
WAS heard a long distance and, brouyh,
crowds OF people to the scene.
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BASE BALL.
Wheeling Drops n Game to..tlie Tail.ender
They Couldn't Hit Young.

Wheeling Drops n Game to.the Ta,l.enders.
They Couldn't Hit Young.
Wheeling won one game and lost the
other to Canton yesterday. Or, rather
the first game was forfeited to Wheeling
on account Of the failure of Canton to
arrive in time. In the second Wheeling's
"hoodoo" was in the box, a gentleman
named Young, and with whose delivery
the Nailers could do nothing whatever.
Onlytwo men were able to find him for
hits-Lytle and George, the former get
ting three and the latter two. Capt. Glen
alvin made clean record OF four strike
outs. On the other hand Canton hit the
ball hard, getting ten hits oil Gibson,
punching them nicely in the third and
fourth innings, and earning all the runs.
Armitage has very sore leg, and Zeig-
ler was put on first, but in the third in-
niug in stopping a line hit his split
hand, which was about healed was re-.
opened, aud Armitage had to flush the
game. Both teams played fair field
ing game. Both teams play this after
noon. when Fitzgerald and Handiboe
will he the pitchers. Following is the
detailed score oil yesterdays game:
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OMAHA, NEn., June 22.-The general
attorney for the Union Pacific road has
filed a petition in the United States Cir.
cult Court instituting suit against G. II.
McKibben, general purchasing agent OF
the road for 500. 900, that being the sum
heis charged with having stolen during
his official career. This money was OBJ.
tanned by MoKibben, it is alleged,
through fraudulent purchases OF lualbei
from &. II. Barnes & Co., OF St. Louis.
Attachments were this morning issued
against all OF McKibbeua' property in
Omaha, and depoait Of $4,000 in the
banks Of this 0ity. McKibben left 10,
the Eaat last week, and is now supposed
to be somewhere on the road hetwee1
Chicago md Washington. The begin
ming Of the suit has created a sensation
here. ~ .t..:,s5tE' ~ ~ 81 IA
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
a Man Shot While Riding With his Wifc,
No Cause Assigned, ,.T

MONTICELLO, ILLS, June 23.-Harle,
Russell aud wife live about two milel
from town. Saturday night the couple
had been In town making some pur.
chaSes, were met on the road Just out Of
town, and Mr.. Russell was murdered
most brutally and in cold blood. They
were driving III buggy when suddenly
Two men sprang up from the roadside.
Ono OF them grabbed the horses bits and
brought them to standstill, whilo tho
other approached the buggy without a
word as TO his intentions or demand Of
any sort. The fellow pulled a revolver
and sent a bullet through Russell's
body. Thetw then disappeared. Mrs.
Russell was not hurt but was almost
frightened out OF her senses. She
drove home where her husband died
yesterday, Before he died he repeated.
" said he recognized the man who shot
him as Albert Holden, and that the man
who held the horse cs Albert Dunham,
bus gave no reason why they should xiii
him. Holden aud Dunham were arrest.
ed and both deny all knowledge Of the
affair. The tragedy il a mystery.
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TIE NEW CONSTITUTION
OF Brazil Patterned After tte
American Instrument.
A RESPONSIBLE EXECUTIVE
With Secretaries Responsible Only
to Him and tho Pcoplc..Aianncr
ofthc Election ora President
and Ills Tcnurc Of Office.

Rlo JANERlo, June 23.-The new COR
stitution has been elaborated by some Il
the most notable jurisconsults and
specialists Of Brazil, under tho imm,-
diate supervision Of tho Ministers.
The following aro tho principal ideas
contained in the constitutions: Parlia-
mentarism ceascs. Brazil adopts tho
American system Of responsible execu.
tive with secretaries responsible only TO
him and tho people. The Ser.
ator or Deputy who Is chosen
a Secretary loses his seat. THO
!irst election OF the President will be in
November next, by Congress, but tho
constitution establishes that the elec.
tion subsequently shall be by means oi
electors. The people select electors in
proportion to their delegations in Con.
sress, Each State has Il separate
meeting OF Its electors on the same
Jay and tho same hour. The presi.
lent shall be elected for six years and
'hall be ineligible for tho next ton yea,s
succeeding his term Of office. In case Of
he absence, or death Of the President,
ils Office shall be filled by tho Vice
resident, next by The Speaker Of the
touse OF Representatives, next by tho
Vice President Of the Senate and lastly
" the President OF the Supreme Tri.
'unal OF Justice. H-
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+ Tho Pulpit md tho Stnrc.

: Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan. I
says: u feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done Tor me. My lungs were badly Iis.
eased, and my parishioners thought /
could live only q few weeks. took fivn
bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery md nd
in weight" - po'nus
Art Arthur Love, Manager loves Funny
:, rolks combination, writes: "Aiter Il
i1noao"sn ! e,e Is ar1al and convincing evidence,
~, u'1 eonnaent % Dr. King New Discoy-
erY eure ~, wen Sensanpt9n, beats and
greatest kindncas | can do nv man,, nn
Thousand friends is 10 urge them to Iy iry
T." Free trial bottles at Logan Drnss.
Co,s 90; =, :D,rng rug Store. Regular sizes 80 cents +
t>~A ~ W. IA. Nf# HIs'r 81 . %
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Will BIZ IN A HOLE.
Tho EnElisl Syndicate Purchase of Stock
Yards May Not be Profitable.

Tho EnEllsh Syndicate Purchase Of Stock
Yards May Not be Profitable.
CHICAGO, June GA statement is
published here to the effect that the
English syndicate which has just bought
the Union Stock yards in this city is
likely to find 1t poor investment. l.
has been recognized by the stocl, yards
company for some time that the en-.
croachments OF the city would soon rem
der removal desirable, il not absolute
ly necessary. Accordingly a syndicate
including the stock yards company aAd a
number OF railroads was formed which
bought tract Of ground nine miles
square, some eight or ten miles south
west Of this city. On this tract it is pro.
posed to lay out large stock yards and
freight switching yards to serve in the
capacity OF 4 clearing house for all freight
handled by all Of the railroads running
into this city. Having made sure OF all
the preliminaries in this direction it is
said that the stock yards company began
negotiations for the sale OF its present
property, with the result already known.
Having completed the sale. it is said that
the old company will develop the new
scheme and begin active competition for
business, Of which the present yards
have for many years enjoyed a lucra.
tive monopoly.
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Special Dispa'ch to The Inie.liqencer. ... .I
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Mp, June 23.-
Last Saturday the heaviest rain ever
known in this country fell. The whole
surface Of the ground seemed to be a
flowing stream aud the little s,reams
were dasbing, surgipg rivers. Fences
ana bridges were removed along their
course,
The Assembly programme came to-
day and is tho best ever published.
Those who wish ono can get it by ad.
dressing J. A. Enlow at, this place. I
The camp meeting opens July 6. The
W. q. T. U. Interstate Conference will
be July 2o=25. The Mountain CHATEAU.
qua July 90 to August 12. Other gath.
erings will be announced later in the
season, rs..
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BERLIN, June 23.-The eleventh ami
versary OF the creation Of the regiment Of
the Gardes Du Corps was celebrated at
Potsdam to-day. The city was gaily
decorated. Emperor William rode ut
the head OF the regiment from the new
palace into town. A religious service
for the troops was held in the Lust gar
den at which the members OF the Impe-
rial party were present. At the close
the Emperor addressed the regiment,
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PuRvIs, Miss, June o3.-At half past
four o'clock the grand jury returned an
indictment, charging John Lawrence
Sullivan with prize fighting. Tho in
dictment was placed on the docket and
will be called up tomorrow and a day
set for trial. A petition Is being numer-
ously signed by leading citizens, pray
ing that the court be lenient aud impose
q fine without Imprisonment. The pc.
tition will be presented in open court.
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SllIP-BUlLDiAG COMBINATION.
Proposed Company with n Capital Of Ten |
Million Dollars,

Proposed Company with n Capital Of Ten
Million Dollars.
New York, June 23.-It is srumored in
navy circles that Naval Constructor
Francis T. Bowles, who has been on duty
at the Norfolk Navy.yard for long time,
intends to resign from the service to &C.
cept the position OF superintendent OF
ship.building combination which, it is
said, will soon be established. The new
company says it has capital OF Sl0,00O,-
900, and has made an offer for the Cramp
and the Roach works. A reporter saw
George L. Weed at his home, No. SCI St.
Nicholas avenue, yesterday afternoon,
and made inquiry about the rumored
deal. Mr.. Weed said that while trans.
action Of the kind was certainly under
way, nothing definite had been arrived
at; and the negotiations had been con.
Quoted hitherto in reference to the
Roach property, anyway, by means Of
agents, the principals in the affair being
but dimly seen, and hardly recognizable.
Mr.. Weed said further that MIR. Roach's
heirs greatly desired that the property
should be sold and the estate settled up,
but no certainty as to when this wish
would be consummated could be arrived
at, as the before mentioned transaction
had been hanging fire for six months
already.
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West vrglnin Pensions.

Special Disaatch to the Inellicencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2S.-Wcst
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows:
orisinal-Joseph 7. Frances, Mounds.
vile. .s l5
Incrcase-John W. Leaper; Charles
ton; John Carter, Pliny; Robert W.
Coos, Shinnston; Edward Braham,
.Tessup; George W. Lacy, Glen Elk !;
Elisha Hawley, Kingwood; Edward
Casts, Clarence; WilliamA. Ent, Ravens
wood; Reuben Powell, Eagle Mills;
Archibald II. Waits, Warrington.
Rcissue-Jacob l.. Thumar, Graham
Mines. a@5l
Reissue and ncrease-Leon NJ. jolly,
McRoy.
Original widows-slartha, widow Of
RobertL. Milan, Carneys.
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AN ELECTRIC STORM
sweeps Over Omnlla-A Number OF Fatal.
a..H tiles Occur FROM LIGHTNING


Sweeps Over Omalha-A Number OF Fatal.
r tiles Occur from lightning.
OMAHA, NEB., June 23.-Betwcen and
8 o'clock last night severe electric
storm accompanied by wind and rain
swept over this city. Cellars were
flooded in various parts Of town and
much property destroyed by water. On
Thirteenth street lightning killed a
team OF horses attached TO q street car,
On Manderson street the houue Of r. A.
Jacobson was struck. jacobson was
killed and his wife and child badly burt
At South Omaha roof was blown of
the Grand Central hotel and the inter.
ior Hooded. A two.story house occu.
pied by r. E. Kuhn was struck and
burned. Mrs. Kuhn and two children
were rendered unconscious by the shock
and were rescued from the burning
building BY dremou. Damage here and
III suburbs will reach $4,000. ..
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THE RIGHT MEN IN JAZZ.
statement Made by tho wife of Train 10
her lsatcllirc.

Staten ont Made by tho wife of Train Rob.
bcr lsatcllirc.
TEIAnKASA, ARK, Juno o3.-Rat.
ellie. the wounded train robber, who
died here on Saturday, in his dying
moments stated that he was too weak to
talk, but TINT after his death his wife
would make a statement for him.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. RatcliGe
gave the details OF the whole affair as
far as shc knows, and will give her
story under oath in court.
Sho saya the persons now In Jail, De.
tective Williams, Napoleon Mcdaniel
and John Browley, arc the persons, who
with her husband, committed the rob.
berry; that RatcliEe did the shooting
which disabled the express agent; that
Mcdaniel shot Ratclilfe by mistake, sup.
posing that he was one of the trainmen.
Mrs. Ratcliffe had besought her hus.
band to have nothing to do with the
robbery, but he refused to follow her
advice. She knew Of the plans which
were being made, but was enforced 10
silence. Her evidence, and other deyel.
opments which are expected, will doubt.
less cause sensation In court.
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Ex.secretary of War AlcCrnry pxad.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 23.-The Hon.
George ". McCrary, OF Kansas City,
died in this city this afternoon. He was
born in Evansville, Ind, August 90. 1885.
In 1868 he was elected to Congress and
served in Congress until March, 1875.
In March, 1876, Judge McCrary intro.
duced in Congress the Electoral Com.
mission bill, which'resulted in the choice
Of Rutherford B. Hayes as Pres.
ident. When President Hayes
formed his Cabinet, McCEary
was. given the War portfolio
which he held for two years. At the
time Of his death he wns general con.
sulting Attorney for the Atchison, 10.
peka and Santa Ferailroad.
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!; O,SullIyun's Cnn, n, n. A,,,,.,,,.,

CHICAGO, June ,23.-The attorney for
Patrick O'sullivan, under lie sentence
with Daniel Coughlin and Martin
Burke, for the murder OF DR.. Cronin
this afternoon applied for transcr;nt ~
the case lor appeal to the Supreme Con1t
Of the State. The object in tok;nr
O'Sulllvan's case up siugiy is undersIoni
to be to secure his trial alone, in csse H'a =
rehearing is granted, in the belief h that T.
much Of the evidence admitted on tha
joint trial would be excluded. 4 ie. I
inside Of year. ~pee''a
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rESi1'ENTiARY FIRE,
Kings County Institut,on Partially Burned
-Convicts All Snfe.

Kings County Institut,on Partially Burned
-Convicts All Snfe.
New YoRK, June 23.-About half past
II o'clock this forenoon a Gre broke out
in the Kings county penitentiary. 1t
was discovered in the workshops and
progressed rapidly, extending to the
main building. Three alarms were sent
out and detachments OF police have been
sent to the scene. The conyicts are said
to be under control and discipline.
The fire was il the attic OF the three
story builIing used as tue workshop.
At the time 400 convicts, men and
women, were in and around the shop.
As soon as tho fire signal was sounded
the prisoners were marched out Of the
building and locked up in their cells.
Their was no excitement or any attempt
at an outbreak. The fire burned of the
roof, and the top story, causing loss to
the county Of about $4,000. The loss
sustained by the different firms who
contract for the prison labor will be
about S25, 900. '.'d
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An Ammon,a Combine.

BosroS, June GA combination has
been made among the manufacturers Of
ammonia, and in consequence the price
has advanced from st to Scents d pound.
The combination, 1t IL stated, takes in
practically all the producers, aud Is re.
garded by the trade as strong in its hold
upon the market, EG! Ej
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LONDON, June 23.-Replying to der
ntation OF publicans in The lobby OF tho
House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Richie,
President ofthe local government board,
said the principle Of compensation for
the extinction OF license had been
accepted by the House, and the money
accumulated would have to be devoted
to that purpose. Mr.. Goschen, Chan
ce!lor OF the Exchequer, concurr,d in
this opinion, and Mr.. Smith declared
that the government hoped practically
to carry out the principle Of compen-
sation. q :. =
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JERSEY Orr, N. J., June 2o.-Two
hundred girls employed in Lorillard's
tobacco factory went on strike this
morning for an increase Of wages. The
strikers are. employed in the stripping
department. There arc over 5000 hands
employed in the factory, and the strike
may extend to all departments.
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Will Sail for Euroue.

William Cooper left yesterday 70,
New York, whence he will sail on Wed.
nesday on the elegant White Star steam.
er Teutonic for Liverpool, having Sc.
cured passage at John BaiIie's union
ticket office, on tho Mcclure House
corner. Mr.. John Carlisle, OF Mingo
has salso secured passage from Mr.. Bailie
and will sail on June 2S on the Cunar.
der Auyanla. 'r -'".
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rhs nraxlllan Cons,itu,Inn.

WAsllSoroS, D. O., June e3.-fhe
Brazilian Minister to-day received ca.
blegram from Rio De Janeiro, stating that
the Provisional Government had
adopted the constitution which will be
promulgated Tomorrow, and that great
rejoicing prevails throughout Brasit. II
is formed after the constitution Of the
United States, md will be submitted tor
approval to the General Congress in No
1,nnahpr naYk ------- ---------l- ~ --- L
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BANGOR, Me-, June 23-City Solicitor
MITCHELL Asa given an opinion 10 the Of
feet that whoever selxes beer or liquors
in Nubroken packages are liable for the
value Of the goods seized or damage re.
suitiug from seizure. The police, it il
understood, will make no more aelzuress
Of such packages vnie5g those obtaining
the warEapp give Aopds, Y =
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TIE GILT TO rIoss,E.

Mr.. Croker again took the witness
chair. Mr.. 4yips tool UP onos more
Mayor Grants presents to Fiossie Gro
ker, The first s., 900 Mr.. Croker testified
was presented in, the early part OF 1856.
"Did the present Of 5000 to your
daughter by Mr.. Grant create any cur
prise on your partf' r
swell, Of course, recognized the fact
that Mr.. Grant was doing a very gener-
Gus act. Mrs. Croker took the envelope
containing the money. from Flossie and
put It in safe which was in tho house,
"nid yoN bNy tbat safe a"s a :.
r,asI aAo| h It vas possas foE % Re by Mr..
-, "Djd IS you pay Mr.. Flack for that
"Yes." X
aHow, by check or in cash ?"
y paid him in cash, ,i-sf
Mno you keep any Gooks2"s
Have you read Mayor Grants testi.
mony before this COMMITTEES 2" W.
"0nly q part Of it.n;i d. FL ~
Nr. Iyias here read iron, tho testi.
mony Of Mayor Grant. Mi. Croker sale,
he did not invest the money presented
to his daughter by Mr.. Grant right
away, because he owned some property
which he was trying to sell. and be
wanted 70 add this money to what be
already had before buying any more
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Denver Labor Troubles Ended,

DENVER, COL, June 23.--The laboring
mems strike, which has been in force
here for some timo past, is virtually ut
an end, Nearly 1900 carpenters, who
ten days ago went out on the support Of
striking mill machine and bench men,
returned to work this morning. Quite
a number Of the original strikers return.
ed to work in the mills that acceded to
their demands at the outset OF the
trouble. The men who to-day returned
TO work, will contribute to the support
OF the strikers, aud all the lumber from
the mills refusing to grant the te,ms Of
the strikers will be boycottea.