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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-31
Tho Pioneer Society Enjoys Itself.

M . 1Ho 1to'sUt soS1ety *."I"gs fs"oRt'
The German Pioneers Society held
another one Of its enjoyable celebrations
at the Arion club house last evening.
There was large turnout Of the mem
bers with their wives and families, and
tho event was entered into with hearty
enjoyment BY everybody present. The
Opera House orchestra was engaged for
the occasion and rendered a choice pro-
gramne OF concert music in addition to
playing for those who wanted to dance.
Several entertaining addresses were
made by members OF the society during
the course OF the evening.
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CATARItlI,
Catarrhal Deafness : Ifny Fever-A New
-L---t-- ~ Homo Treatment u WV -

Catarrhal Deafness : Ifny Fcver-A New
E#E Homo Treatment. s- .tf
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact. and the result Of the discovery is
that q simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and bay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks. fl.. +, -
N, R.-This treatment is not a snuff
or M ointment; both have been dis.
carded BY reputable physicians as inju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt Of stamp
TO pay postage, by A. II. Dixon 4 Son,
337 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Characterization Adtvcate. =
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WASHINGTON, Jan. S0.-For West Vir-
cinia, warmer weather, stationary tenn.
perature, westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair
wealth or, southwesterly winds, warmer.
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-Tux third and last Of the series Of
three concerts given by Prof: Il. J; Ar
benz and wife, Lii Karen, will be given
next Tuesday evening, February 4th, at
,the Maennerchor Hal.
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IT is neither pleasant nor profitable tc
hear people constantly coughing when
they could be easily cured by 25 cent
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The infant reason grows apace and
calls for one more application Of that
good friend, Salvation Oil, which never
disappoints but always kills pain.
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NJ. J. MCFADDEN,
Halter s. Furntsher,
1890 Il l3.: MARKET STREET.
Vbe Sntrlliee1lfer.
onlce, Nos. .5 md - Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

.sEW INHSETINEl1EUIBs
For salc-L. A. Rolf & Co.
Tho ElKs' Benetlt-Jlm, the pcnman.
For kGnt-Store Room on Water Street.
Leading Brcad-John Emmert.
Wanted-A Lady or Gcutietuan to Solicit.
Wanted-A Maui TO 1uke the County Manage.
ment Of Now Publication.
New Spring Goods-Geo. +. Stilel & Co.
Fourth Page.
Logan Drug Co.
Carpet Sweepc7s-Nesbitt i Bro.
Family Arlington Steel rlaic Ranges-Josoph
bell Stove Co.
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A TERRIBLE DEATH.

Hurled Into Eternity without n Ntomsnt,s
Waraing-The victim's Hedy Literally
Carved-iiis Career OF Crimo-A rrsml.
mont business House Gonn.cted with tho
Deed : Sensational Developments E..
pectcd.
Comparatively speaking, no city in tho
Union can boast OF a cleaner criminal
record than Wheeling, but the n,torious
and brutal details OF the tragedy enacted
on Market street last night far ou.s,rips
any recorded In the criminal calendars
OF any other city, and Is only equaled
In shocking and inhuman butchery BY
the White Chapel murders. The place
selected by the murdcrons ilends for
their terrible crime was tho lot adjoining
tho Wheeling 1nstalment Company'sncw
stores on Market street, and back Of the
building now In tho course OF cousirnc.
ton there. From what can DO learned
at present, tho murder must have been
committed before II o'clock. Some say
It was done before the Wheeling install.
ment Company had closed It's doors for
the night. Upon inquiries at their stores
We wer0 informed that the firm did not
close till 1850 on Saturdays. How n
murder could 10 committed on such n
prominentthoroughiare while the streets
were nliye with people without attract.
ing public attention Is indeed Il mystery.
From the terrible mutilated appearance
Of the murdered mans head, II Is sup.
posed he was sand.haggea and his body
literally carved. The body lay parallel
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M. J. McFadden.
HATS! HATS! HATS!


To fix attention upon my Hat Department
and to carry out my purpose 10 make Ii the most
popular Hat store In Wheeling. have marked
my goods ut prices entirely new tothe people Of
this city.
Good Felt Working ftnts. uii shapes. Soc.
Fine Crush aud Cigarette Mats. 800, 75c aud 81.
Fine Eur Hats, latest style, 81 W.. 81 Is, 81 &C
and 81 Is. IT,
Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns, 81 co. 81 80. 81 Is
and 81 %.
Wide brim. Creased Crown Hats, Soc, &c,
81 80 and s! %.
! have made special reduction In the prices
OF my large stock Of Late style Winter Still Hats.
Good Quality Black stiff flats, 81 %.
Good fur still Hats, reduced from 81 20 10 l IS.
Fine FHrstN Halls. reduced from s. 10 TO 81 80.
Extra Fine Stiff Hats, reduced from " 70 10 2 10.
boys Cloth Hats, all styles. IS aud SOC.
BOYS Cloth Caps, one hnd two peaks Is, 81
and 90 cents.
Boys Plush, Polo anu Windsor Caps. IS, IS and
so cents.
Mems Plain Cloth Caps, Is and 25c.
Mems Windsor Caps, With roll, IS aud Soc.
Mems Plush Windsor Caps. 81 20, 81 Is 4 81 20.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

III heavy weight woulens, consisting
Of Snltiugs, PAntaluOnlug md Oyer.
cUatinys, Which We warrant to make up
III ilrst.class style.
100 dozen mure Of those celebrated 25
cent Hall Hose In Fast black, Meriue
and CumePs llulr just received.
Knit buckets Ii Specially. N.Y..
Flannel Shirts III ull sizes ut so cents
and upwards.
G. HESS s. SONS,
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APPEARANCE or rllE popY.

The forehead was hammered in, the
eyes gouged from their sockets, the
throat cut from car to car, the left arm
was cut clean from tho shoulder and the
right drcadtully hacked. The stomach
was ripped open, leaving the bowels pro.
truding. The sight was ghastly in the
extreme and very revolving.
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The thermometer at Schrepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered Us lollows: .M-...-.
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date, who beat him with bis fists and
threw him bodily from the platform into

Tho supporters OF the respective can.
didates took part In the brawl, and In
the melee that followed several persons
were injured. It's expected that duel
between NJ. Lissagaray and NJ. Laur will
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rThsarow !
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TIE vtcTlM's CAREER.

Tho face, from the dreadful mutila.
tons, could not be- recognized, but Is be.
lieved by the majority OF people who
saw the body, to have been resident Of
the city for many years and moved
among tho best society. His presence
in every household was quickly acquiesc.
ed in, though il was well known by
these people that he was fugitive from
Justice. He took part in nil social affairs
Of note and was greatly admired by the
fair sex. His company was courted by
well known professional gentlemen.
Merchants, and even clergy, were known
to be his boon companions. Tha. he
has made many ictimsamong these PEG.
pie goes without saying. That he has
actually robbed many OF them they now
realize and they all unanimously pro.
nounce him q scoundrel OF the lowest
type. In order to escape dreadful OK.
pose which prominent firm threatened
to make, the victim left the city last
September and returned yesterday, pre-
Stunning everything had blown over.
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1t has been established beyond
doubt that the gentlemen connected with
the Wheeling Instalment Company are
guilty OF the crime. In an interview
with the leading member Of the firm, be
admitted the guilt OF his firm and stated
that his firm had determined by selling
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery,
Lamps, Clocks, etc, at lower prices than
any other house and on easy payments
to not only kill High Prices but misrep-
resented values. We strongly recon-
mend those in need oil household goods
to visit the Wheeling 1ns,alment Com
pany, 1l3S Market street, the foes Of
High Prices and Misrepresented Values.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-10-23

an Italian living on Julia street near
Baronne, was selected as the
man. Pietro is supposed to be
the one who fell down while
running away from the scene of the
murder, leaving his imprint in the mud
in the street and dropping his gun.
Scars on the prisoners wrist and face
confirmed this suspicion. Pietro said
that his wounds had been made by
fall from a cart From what can be
learned there is hardly any doubt but
that the FIVE men who committed the
crime and the villainous brains that
gave birth to the foul plot are among
those who are now in jail.
Tony Matranga and Vincento Carruso,
who were arrested few day ago and re-
leased. were rearrested Monday and com
mitted to the parish pris III charged with
being accessories to the assassination
of Chief of Police Hennessy.
An investigation of the police court
record shows that in the last sixteen
years tweuty-nine murders or assassina-
tions have occurred here, attributed by
the police to the vendetta or the Malta.
In only one case was the muir
derer sentenced, and in that one it
is very doubtful whether it was moro
than an ordinary killing. In nine other
cases the police had some evidence OF
who did the killing. but could
convict none of the criminals.
In the others. nineteen in all,
there was no evidence whatever of who
the assassins were the dead bodies be-
ing found in the streets or dwellings
without the slightest clew to the muir
derer In three cases there was no evil
dence even of who the murdered man
was excent that be was an Italian.
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The News Condensed
important intelligence From All Parts.
FROM WASHINGTON.

THE exports of provisions from the
United States during the eleven months
ended September so, 1880. were s1Os.-
5S7. GOO, while in the corresponding
period ended September 80. 1889, the
total was only sol, 2l5. 900. The exports
of dairy products for the nine months
ended September 80 was 1854 coo,
against s., T5i, coo during the correspond
ing period of the previous year.
The President and his party returned
to Washington from their Western trip
on the 18th.
The death was reported OF Mrs.
AgatLe Rabaza, of Washington, at the
age of 1O4 years.
The total loss by fire in the United
States since January has amounted to
s67. O70 900, an average loss per day of
s2s6 900.
THE Government has notified the
Government Of Italy that no Italian
emigrants who have been sentenced in
Italian courts will be allowed to land in
the United States ports.
Mrs. BENJAMIN HARRISON has &C
cepted the presidency of the recently
organized society known as the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution.
Is the Supreme Court chamber serv-
Ices were held on the 10th over the re-
mains of Justice Samuel +. Miller. and
the remains were then placed on the
cars. to be taken to KeOkuk. Ia, for
burial
GENERAL BEIKSAP's funeral took
place in Washington on the 10Th, and
the remains were placed in Arlington
Cemetery.
IL the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 18th numbered 227. against 2l5 the
preceding week and 223 the correspond
ing week last year.
The exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 18th aggre gated
81. 327, 967. 81. against Si,S7S 6S5. Ss4 the
previous week AS compared with the
corresponding week of 1889 the Increase
amounted TO 6.5.
The number of new post-offices estab-
lished during the last year was 4. 40, OF
which the vast majority were established
in the Southern States.
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YANKToN. =. d.. Oct. 2l.-The late
loriginal package dealers here, actuated
lby decisions in Iowa and Kansas courts,
are reopening their establishments.
This is the first move and will doubtless
be followed in all parts o; the state. 1t
is believed that cities will pass local
ordinances inasmpch as il is Thoroughly
conceded that the prohibitory law ex-
listing is unsuccessful.
Sioux CITY. Oct. 2l.-Original pack
age houses are beginning to open here
in view of the recent Kansas decision.
The city authorities are arresting the
lproprietors and filming them $50 month
as was done before congress passed the
bill. There are at least 500 places
where liquor is sold. but these places
will be closed by the city authorities.
The one hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Father Matthew, the apos-
tie of temperance. was celebrated at the
academy of music at Philadelphia, on
the 2ist.
WHILE the Gar of Russia was return
ing from his hunting trip in Poland on
the 2lst, shot was fired at the train
| from the station there.
! THE Indians of the Kootenai district
Of British Columbia are on the warpath,
They claim all of the mineral mined on
| their reservation.
TuEc census bureau on the 2lst. com
pleted the count of the population Of
1 South Dakota. The whole amount is
S27.s4S This is a gain of e29, $50 in ter
years.
! TIE Western Union Telegraph Co, or
the 2lst. discharged quite a number %
operators because they had Joined the
organization known as the Brotherhood
. If Telegraphers.
AT Cambridge City. Ind. on the 2lst
Nelson trotted a mile in 2:l0S3, lower
ing the worlds stallion record half {
second.
| THE funeral of Hon. Gordon f. Cole
/ occurred at Faribault. Mimi, on th'
/ sIst. Special trains were run on tbs
different railroads bringing large con
! course Of people 10 the city,
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wFsT AND SOuTH-

THE Legislature OF Ohio convened in
extra session on the i4tb, and Governor
Campbell sent in message alleging
the crininaiity of the Cincinnati boards,
and asking that ''home rule' be restored
TO the people of That city.
IL the valleys of The Hart and Cannon
Bali rivers in North Dakota nearly all
the ranches have been devastated by
prairie fires.
II Cincinnati the First Presbyterian
Church and the Presbyterian church of
Pleasant Ridge celebrated the Tooth an
niversary of their organization
THE population of the State OF Kan
sas is given by the Census Bureau at
|. 42:i As. an increase of s27, $50 in tue
past ten years
AT Berryville. Wis, barns of Fred
Kroeger. A. Il. Piper and w. f. Hanche,
together with eleven horses, thirteen
head Of cattle. farming implements,
grain and hay, were burned by incen-
diaries.
FLAMES destroyed a dozen stores and
I dwellings at Fairport. O.
THREATs 70 asSassinate Governor
E Steele. OF Oklahoma. have been made
{ A0A NtANAtZ khC uAAA AtNatAN- AliG
T torial capital at Oklahoma City
/ At Marine Git. Mich. Mrs. William
/ Wellhausen and her 1-year-old son
were drowned in we'll The woman
was trying to save her boy. who had
+ fallen into the we'll
! THREE men. ]. Bailev. William Il.
/ Davis and J. Fisher. were killed BIZ a
I fall OF earth in the Ludington mine
near Iron Mountain. Mich.
+ CARNELITE nuns at Baltimore cele-
+ brated on the 18th the centennial of the
{ establishment of the Carmelite order in
( this country.
CoToELD people of Richmond. Va, on
the 18th celebrated the twenty-Seventh
anniversary of the signing OF the
emancipation proclamation b. Presi'
dent Lincoln.
THE ros alton of Alabama is l.5Os,'
/ OBS. an increase IN ten years of 245, SIS.
Is the Bessemer department Of the
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THOUSANDS OF CANS OF CORN.

A Train of Twenty Cars Loaded Exciu-
siyeiy with the ToothsOme Wand Leaves
Hoopeston, ILL.,, for California,
HOOPEsToN. ILL.,, Oct. 2L-A train OF
twenty cars loaded with canned corn
has left here via Peoria and the Santa
Fe route for San Francisco. The sides
of each car are completely covered with
banners advertising one of Illinois
great industries. 1t is conceded
to be the fanciest decorated and
largest train of one product that ever
crossed the continent II will move in
daytime only. The Western Packers
Association says that HOopeston cans
more corn than any other one town in
the world
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IAROR,S HOSTS.

President Gompers Orders the Meeting
of the Annual Convention of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor at Detroit.
December 4.
NEw YORK, Oct. 21.-Samuel Com
pers, President of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, has issued a call for the
tenth annual convention of the or
ganiza ion, which will meet at
Clausen Hall, Detroit. Mich, on De-
cember s. In his call Mr.. Com
pers reviews the recent move .nents
begun to reduce the hours of labor, and
says that the trades unions have re-
ceived such an impetus by recent vic
tories that the toilers of the country
have become convinced OF the necessity
of gathering within the fold of the
organization. He asserts that the forth
coming convention will be the most
important gathering of labor hosts in
the annals of history.
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NINE MEN PERIshEp.


The Schooner Annie i une Burned on
Lake Huron-In Trying to Escape Nino
sIens Are Drowned by the swsmp.ng OF
a Boat.
PoRT HURON, Mich, Oct 81. = The
propeller Annie Young was burned and
SINK about ten miles north of here
Monday, morning and nine lives were
lost A stiff gale from the northwest
blew all day Sunday and stirred up
heavy sea in Lake Huron. Towards
morning the fury of the gale abated
and many of the vessels sheltered
here started out. The Lake Su-
perior Transit Company's propeller
Annie Young left its wharf at O'Clock.
bound up. The heavy head sea made
its speed slow Shortly after o'clock
when about twelve miles out Chief En-
gineer William Noon discovered fire
in the freight just ahead of the boiler
room on the main deck. The crew went
to work at once to subdue the fire,
but the stiff north wind famed the
flames with great fury, and it was soon
seen that il would be impossible to con-
troll it. The flames soon licked up the
entire back portion of the vessel above
the main OcCh anu Sut vi
ton from all but one boat. The boat
was lowered and nine of the crew
put off, They were unable to weather
the heavy seas and the craft soon cap
sized and the nine men drowned in full
view of their shipmates aboard the
burning steamer, who were unable TO
do any thing to save them.
At this juncture the steambarge Ed
ward Smith with two barges came in
sight. The Smith left her barges to
take care of themselves and bore down
TO the Young. The sea was so heavy
that it was difficult 10 reach the
doomed vessel, but after three attempts
the remainder of the crew were taken
of safely. some of them, however, being
severely scorched. The Smith returned
to this port with the survivors.
Captain Miller of the Young reported
to tae owners of the vessel. and, char
! tering a tug, started for the wreck. An
attempt was made to get line to her,
/ but was unsuccessful The Young drifted
down the lake before the gale and final
/ ly sank about five miles IN the river
/ in th:rty-six feet of water. The cap
tain remained in the vicinity of the
wreck until dark in hopes of recoyeri1g
some of the bodies and finally returned
I to this city about $50 o'clock. The
names of the lost sailors as obtained
! from Captain Miller are:
George MeManus, deck hand. of Port Huron;
/ J. Donnelly, lookout. OF Erie. Pa; J. Gallagher,
Waterman. of Prescott. Ont; c. Conley, watch
/ man. of Colingwood, Ont; J. c. Rosby. fire.
man. of st. GATHERINGS. Ont. Charles ReardeB.
wheelman, OF Prescott, Ont. three deck hands,
/ whose names aud residences are unknown.
! The Young was owned by the Lake
/ Superior Transit Company of Buffalo
and was used as a freight boat, running
/ between Buffalo and Duluth. She was
/ built in 1869 at Detroit was rated by
the Inland Lloyds as AZ, and valued
at $50. 900. She measured 1893 net
| tonnage. 1t is understood that
| fully insured. Her main cargo was
| anthracite coal. She had on a few bar
rels of varnish and some packing
freight. consisting of canned goods, etc,
on her main deck. The captain does
/ not know how the fire started.
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FRUIT MARKET GLuTTED.
Apples, Grapes and California Frul
Plentiful in New York.

Apples, Grapes and California fruits
Plentiful in New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2L-Fruit is more
abundant now than during the summer.
The market is, in fact, glutted. New
York State is supplying large
quantities of Concord grapes and
the crop promises an enormous
yield. Prices ara low in consequence,
about four cents per pound paid among
the jobbers. Apples, too, are plentiful.
The fruit is coming from Nova SCOTIA
on the east to Missouri on the west.
and from the Hudson river sections.
California still supplies the East with
almost every variety of her delicious
products. Peaches are cheap. On Satur-
day one auctioneer sold eleven carloads
of fruit, which included 5000 boxes OF
peaches. 1t is interesting to note that
as cherries are shipped from California
in April it is thus seen that the Golden
State furnishes this city with green
fruit during each month of the year.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

1T is shown by statistics that 100, 900
persons are out of employment in Lom-
hardy. go, 900 in Piedmont and so, 600 in
Romagna and Southern Italy.
The Minister OF the United States at
St Petersburg says that the reports OF
the prosecution by the Russian Govern
ment of the Hebrews living in that
country are false.
TnE wealthiest planters in Cuba met
in Havana and decided to send the Min
lister of Colonies petition in favor of
reciprocity with America
IN a suburb of Berlin a builder
named Schaaf attacked his wife and
five children with a Ratchet Three OF
the children died and the other two and
their mother would die.
IL the first two weeks OF October 4s6
cases of cholera and $50 deaths from the
disease we're reported in Spain.