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nllGEES SHORTAGE
Was the Talk OF tho Street In Phllnielpl,in
ut tho Tine of His Dentl,

Was the Talk OF the Street In philadelphia
Mt tho Time OF His Death.
PHlLADELrnlA, Pa, April 1.-THE
only member Of tho firm Of George X,
Sistare & Sons, who has resided in Phil,
adelphia, was Mr.. Douglass Hilger, who
died at his home here about a week ago,
after nine weeks illness. At the time
OF his death there was quiet talk on the
streets that Mr.. Hilger's accounts with
the firm were heavily overdrswn, but
no public announcement OF the affair
had been made until the receipt Of the
dispatches from New York to-day, an.
nouncing the failure OF tho firm in con.
sequence Of dedication in the Phila,
deiphia ollice. At the office OF the firm,
No. 1l5 South Fifth street, this after.
noon, nothing could be learned regard
ing tho matter. A couple Of Young
clerks were the only persons in the Of,
fee, and they informed all inquirers
that they we're instructed by the iirm in
New. York to give no information beyond
the statement that the firm had sus.
pended. '.s.E.|"
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PRESTON REPUBLICANS

Hold Their County Conventton-.ill Fac.
tionnl Differences Healed. ~.
Special Dipatch 10 the fnteaigenccr.
KISGwooD, W.. Va, April THE Re.
publican County Convention held its
meeting here to-day. All OF the districts
were represented, and the whole session
was entirely harmonious. Factional diff.
ferences were not considered or cx.
pressed, and The convention heartily en-.
dorscd the system OF slraight-out prim.
ary elections in the future. The resig
nations Of the two iactional County
Committeeman were received aud ac
cepted, an entirely new committee be-
ing elected. The Harrison administers
ton was endorsed, as well as the issues
and platform Of the Republican party
Several hundred people were in towr
to-day, it being the first day Of County
Court, ~
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TOO MUCH OF A DRAIN.
New York Stock Exchange Firm
\. Compelled to Suspend
OWING TO BIG DEFALCATlONs
In Their Hranch Offices at rhila.
dclphln nnd Dctroit-Thc Quaker
City Agent Died I.ast Week. Z
y st. Louis Broker Short,

NEw YoRH, April 7.-George X. sis
tare & Sons failure has Just been m
nounced on tho Stock Exchange. 1t il
reported that there Is a dcialcation in th,
firm to tho amount Of S250,O00.
The firm is one Of the most prominent
on Wall street. A member OF the firm
says that the failure was caused by a
heavy defalcaiion in their Philadelphia
Office. "Hl5 II
The firm announces that the following
is the only statement they will make be-
tote tomorrow morning:
Douglass Hilger was manager Of
George X. sistare 4 Sons Philadelphia
office. That Office was found to be
short Sl6o,000. Mr.. Hiiger died sa,ur.
day. This and the Detroit lcfalcation Of
A. NJ. Stanton for Sl50,0OO few years
ago caused the SUSPENSION
Tho Post says: Tho failure was not due
to any special or Immediate cyent but
It was case OF "dry rot" Tho liahil.
tiles OF the firm on the Stock Exchange
are very small. aIIII"7'''1 i
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& WHEELING, W. VA. Il TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1890,
iMPuBEN7' TRAMPS
Terroslzs Village = They ars Finally
70. ,,i Driven out BY Citiscns. 'iN
epeciut Dfspafch Ia The 3tttHfeercer,

26rfosl18 n WALLACE - They ars FINALLY
y. l,, Driven out BY Citiscns. 2
Special Di'patea to The inteaiseneer. " n.
TlLroNviLLR, o., April -Four impu.
dent tramps were here about three days
OF last week, Tightening the women al.
most out OF their wits. On Thursday
ono OF the number wentto the residence
OF Mrs. Mollie Akens, living near the
railroad, and who has to depend on her
own labor for living, and knocked Mt
the door. Whereupon he discovered that
the occupants were absent, and then pro.
ceeded TO investigate the state OF affairs
and started TO get his own meal. When
tho mistress returned he was sitting Mt
the table devouriug that which ho had
cooked. She asked him what he was
doing. He said he was eating his din.
ner. Then the lady said she had no
more than what abe wanted. Hc said
he didn't give d., he was going to
cat what he cooked. i'%.- A'4
The entire gaug had large number OF
rings, knives and many other small
trinkets in the jewelry line, which
would be offered when refused some.
thing to eat. One evening they went 10
the TiltoAville pottery and pried open
the door and then took full possession
of the works, but did no damage OF any
consequence. At last they became 30
obnoxious that the citizens were com.
PEELED to organize q vigilance posse, all
Of whom armed themselves with reyolv.
ers and clubs and started in pursuit of
tho tramps and run them out OF town in |
the direction Of Wheeling. Before leav.
ing they said 1t was money that was |
md told all TO be on the alert.
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Desire Harmony.

LONDON, April 1.-THE recall Of tho
Bulgarian minister at Belgrade was not
due to the strained relations between
the two Balkan powers, but to the fact
that the Servian government had sent
the Sofia cabinet preofs Of the Bulgarian
minister's intrigues against the Regency
and the servian government.
Gen. Gruitch, president OF the Ser.
Wan cabinet, asked NJ. Stambuloff, the
Bulgarian premier, to Judge for himself
whether the Bulgarian minister's con-
duct was in accordance with diplomatic
usage. 60 y
The Bulgarian government, in recall.
ing its minister, showed that it was any
ious to maintain good relations by adopt-
ing severe measures against its represen-
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CHARLESTON CHIPS,
Electric Light Company IncorporRtcd-An
Tntfux of Thievfns Trun,ns,

Electric Light Company Incorpornted-An
Tntiux of Thieving Trun,rs.
Special Dispatch to tne lntesligenctr.
/, CHARLESTON, W. Va, April IA
charter has been issued to tho FAirmont
Electric Light and Power Company
with capital stock Of five thousand dol.
lars. ,.
Several houses have been burglarized
in the past few nights. the latest being
that Of Mrs. Simpson, on Court street,
which was entered last night and con.
siderable amount Of money and valua.
BILE articles taken. Appearances indi-
tramps have struck this city. ). .
Henry Valentine, colorcd, attempted
to shoot James Brown, colored, last
night, firing two shots, neither taking
effect. Valentine is under arrest,
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AAlUSEi!ENTS,
kittie Ehoadcs Mt tho Grand Coming
-------- Attractions. II

kittie Ehoadcs ut tho Grand Coming
Attractions. s
That clever and popular little actress,
Miss kittie Rhoades, and strong
dramatic company commenced weeks
engagement at the Grand last night in a
pleasing repertoire. The opening bill
was "Pygmalian and Galatea." There
was a fair.sized audience present and it
frequently cvinced its approval Of the
performance. Tonight Miss Rhoades
will appear in the title role Of "Bob, the
Debutante."
"The Widow Bedott," fresh from the
wilds OF WiGgleton, bringing with her
all OF the quaint sayings that baye made
Mr.. Neil Burgess eccentic creation a
source OF much pleasure to thousands
Of theatre.goers, will be presented at the
Opera House for one night only on to-
msrrow night. The play is a story Of
New England life and is one of the fun.
niest OF comedies. The mistakes which
the widow makes in using tho wrong
word, her efforts to secure another hus.
band, and the way she leads the elder
around by the ear are enough TO make q
horse laugh. The titlo role is 10 DO
played by Mr.. Harry LAMAR, u come.
dian said 10 be OF more than ordinary
ability, who it is said is equally as good,
il not better, than Mr.. Neil Burgess.
The company supporting him is n very
capable one, headed by Miss Nobriga, n
soubrette, who sings and dances with
ease and grace. sQs r2I n
The Wesleyan CLEO and Banjo Club,
from the Wesleyan University, OF Mid.
dletown. Conn, will appear at the Opera
House next Monday evening and give
a programme OF college songs, glee war.
bles and whis.ling. An exchange saws
OF the entertainment given by this Or
ganiaation that "the classica! selections
were rendered with as much nicely OF
expression as the rolficking college
songs were sung with spirit and appre.
citation OF the humor Of them."
Mr.. J. W. Campbell, manager for Mat.
tic Vickcrs, one OF Americas most pop.
ular soub,ettea, arrived in this city last
evening to make arrangements 10,
another engagement OF the clever little
star in this city. She is to appear at fhe
Opera House this season and her dates
are Tuesday and Wednesday, with T
matinee or Wednesday, Of next week
the 18th and 10th insts. Miss Vickerl
has with her this season the largest anG
best company she has ever carried ant
she introduces some new and move
musical features thut add much to thu
entertainment. She is assured Of large
houses; she always has them in Wheel
| inv 45sggU flsi 'gL I..-7 l1s..er- tt.llaG Il
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TIE BUILDING TRADES STRIKE.
No Now Dcyelopmonts-Some Son.Unlo,
g.. .'t.Tf". Men mt Worls MI #.H

NO Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Non. Union
'#E Men mt Worl.
There were no disturbances or other
occurrences in connection with the
building trades strike yesterday to give
that all.absorbine topic unusual interest.
Wilson & Go. had three new men at work
yesterday, Beltz, Flading' & Co. three,
and J. A. Holiday 4 Son, no more than
for CONC time past. klievis, Kraft & Co,
have as yet made no effort to start their
mill, but will do so at once. The union
carpenters are all firm, and there are no
signs Of disintegration in their ranks,
The promise OF President Roland that
the National Brotherhood will nut uu
cash to carry on the fight seems 10 have
had q very reassuring effect, and any
weak.kneed members who may have
been in the lodge arenow thought to he
on solid ground.
The managers OF the planning mills nil
express sorrow that no settlement was ar.
rivedat and say they would much rather
have their old hauds back again. They,
however, feel that the Exchanges com.
mittee did all in its power, and do not
blame that body for burning the bridge
behind it by discharging the Conference
Committee. l.'' g., :
A planning mill man yesterday said he
expected to sec repetition OF the Incl.
dents OF the nailers' strike OF 'S5. He
expects the mills To slowly fill up. man
at a time, until compromise is effected
and all hands will work together, a.
they now do in the nail mills. 'Hr5'fa-
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a Entail Point.

UTICA, N. T., april IA landslide
occurred on the West Shore railroad last
evening, about half way between St.
townsville and Fort Plain. It is at the
exact point where collision occurred to
tho first passenger train that was run
over the road in 1884. Dirt covered the
track to the depth OF 10 feet aud over SOC
feet in length. and freight train ran
into the obstruction, badly wreckiug
it aud breaking the leg OF Hiram Miller
enpiueer. 80 -gIfl sft.l pa. =
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ILLINOIS CROPS.
Cereals In lad .Sl,npc-A brighter Pros.
pect for Peaches o..

Cereals In BAD .slnpe-A brighter Pros.
pect for Peaches. @,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April THE
weather crop bulletin for Illinois, made
up to last night in connection with the
United States Signal Service, does not
help the prospects on the winter crop.
Out Of twenty counties reported, Ran.
dolph is the only one noting IN apparent
Improvement. Generally they fix the
damage at so per cent orsmore. The
season is considered backward and the
ground too cold and wet for spring work.
In tnost counties ofthc State the area
planted in corn will be Is to 20 per cent
less than last year. Oats seeding Is pro.
crossing slowly, and the acreage will be
reduced. The, prospect for peaches is
considered better than formerly report.
ed, and they promise a fair crop in sew.
eral counties where they have hereto
fore been thought killed. Pears and
plnms promise well, and in few coun-
ties the pasturage is already sufficient to
support cattle.
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THAT APRIL FIRST ALARM
And Charges OF LOnilns In Firc Depart.
-. mont Houses to be Inyestirnt led.

EriI mont houses 10 DC investigated.
The Council Committee on Fire De.
partment met last night and audited bills
amounting to Sl35 az. The Chief called
the attention OF the committee TO a false
alarm, sent in on April lst, and the Chief
Of Police was requested to try and dis
cover who sent it in. The Chief also
asked that subcommittee be appointed
to investigate certain charges contained
iu a card in last Sundays Register. The
charges are that card.playing and IN un-
warranted amount OF loating are allowed
in the engine houses. The Chief ex-
planned that he had allowed the men to
play dopinoes, and that the loatlug was
regulated by the men in the houses. The
members OF the committee expressed
themselves satisfied with the depart.
ment as it ia conducted, but when the
Chief insisted committee composed Of
Alessra. Handlan, Shrebe and Happy
was appointed to investigate the matter
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A Fatal Quarrel.

HENDERSON, KY, April This city
was thrown into state OF excitement
last evening over an alteration between
two young men which resulted in mur-
der. 1t seems that james Wells, q six
teen-year-old boy, and Eugene Cornell,
probably two years his senior, have been
paying attentions to the same young
lady, whose name was not learned. Last
evening they met on the street aud be.
gan quarreling, which soon led to blows.
Cornell picked up barrel stave and
struck Wells on the head. The latter
drew revolver, when Cornell turned
and ran for his life. Wells gave chuse
and fred two or three times, one shot
taking effect and causing Cornell's death,
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ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
EIoit Making to Hold the Next Reunion
fs,Etr. IN pIttsburrl, J- +

Enoit Making to Hold tho Next Reunion
IN Pittsbnrgh. E
PlT7snuRon, Pa, April 7.--Alaj. How
ard Morton has received note from
Gen. B. F. Kelly, Of the Army OF West
Virginia, urging that the next meeting
ofthe association be held in this city.
The committee to select site conRists
Of Gen. I. Il. Duyal, Of WelIsburg, w,
Va; Capt. G. II. Freeman, Cumberland
Nd, Gen. Van II. Bukey, Parkersburg'
W. Va, and Capt. irwin and Lieut., Barvs
OF Wheeling, VIVA. The committee il
anxious to receive suggestions, and fo1
! this reason Gen. Kelly wrote to Mai
Morton. 5,5 553 ~. ,5..57 :
Gen. Kelly suggests that Mai. Mortor
see such members OF the association al
Col. Shoemaker, Col. Blakely,. Mai
Peutecost and Gen. Wclner, Paymaste;
| us. a., stationed in this city. Ties,
gentlemen arc all anxious to meet thei
old comrades hese, and it Is probable til,
movement will be successful, /; Th,
] meeting promises 10 be a rousing one,
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The river was falling again yesterday
with depth OF q feet in the channel NJ
duak. The Rainbow was the i. fret boat ~
at the wharf Yesterday =; she passed down own
toE Cincinnati at ! a. M, having heen
delayed above until she was naS,i" h,0n y
day behind time. The Andes pnsse1 ="
at ! o'clock yesterday aiternoon n9'ee ship %p
dischargeda d good lot Of miscelln,non, e"o
lreieht at the wharf. The Ben Hnr
passed down in the Pittsburgh. .Parkera.
burg trade at 8 p. m. yesterdav Hpia Tha
Elaine LETT this wharf for Pittsbnrrb 81 d 3
a. m. Yesterday. The Liberty was ~; in
ana 5d",,e out on on time yesterday, with % rood d
loaus n0. Doth ways: On Sunday seven
ooets touched at the wharlboat and Tho
freight was piled up almost TO thn csit. ali
ing yesterday morning. To-day thc
hudson is scheduled to pass IN IN N tho ,ho
Cincinnati.Pittsburgh trade at a 'no
ana the Keystone State is due ior Cin.
cinnatl at the same hour. The Courier
VIII leave for Parkersburg at II "
Kver business is continually increa.;u ~. !.
AZ thls port, three men now be;n" e -.
wharf.boat. "s1st ~'se'1s' az the
The James Clarke went IN n s.9o ;,
m. Yesterday, having in tow tha ooo ,"sod,. T..
OF the old Katie Stockdalc-an "n.I'i ",st,,i :
wreck 1t 10, too. -Four bar"eu a AVN. N.aun
moored on each side TO hein iI,feS Smo,, were :, 10
up ana the pumps had to be kept y coinp inc.
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TIE MONTANA ELECTION
Discussed In the cSennte-vnncc and Snooncr
Tell Anecdotes.

Tell Anecdotes.
WAsnISaToS, D. c., April I'm the
Senate to-day the Montana election case
was taken up, and Mr.. Vance, member
OF the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions, made au argument in support OF
the minority report, declaring Clark and
Maeinuis (the Democratic claimants} en-
titled to the eeats.
In course Of his speech, he told story
OF q parson who was once schooling Il
country pumpkin to fit him to be god.
father at a christening. The parson
asked him what was the outward aud
visible sign Of baptism. The bumpkin,
after scratching his head for awhile,
answered with m mir OF triumph, why,
the baby, to be sure, And SO (said Mr..
Vance) the outward and visible sign OF
the backsliding OF the Republican party
will be the Montana twins, not baby,
but couple OF them. Laughter.
Mr.. Spooner made IN argument in
favor OF the majority report, that Sand.
ers and Power (the Republican claim:
ants) are entitled, upon the merits OF
the case, to be admitted to seats in the
Senate from the State OF Montana. In
the course Of his speech Mr.: spooner
alluded to the charge made by Mr.. Gray
against the President for undue haste in
issuing the proclamation for the admis-
sion OF Montana; and he defended the
President in that matter. The Presi-
dents whole life, he said was m ample
refutation Of any such intimation. He
(AIr. Spooner) knew OF no man who
ever sat in the Presidential chair who
was less likely than the President to be
swerved one hairs breadth from the
liue OF what he deemed his constitn:
tional duty, even either to please friend
or punish foe. Mr.Gray's point reminded
him OF the decision Of IN old Michigan
Judge, before whom q noted Chicsgo
lawyer argued with great power and
ability a point OF law-the decision be.
ing, "cute point; but nothing in it,
Laughter It's
Mr.. spooner yielded for MI executive
session, and then soon adjourned.
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a st. Louis Broker L,lys Down.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April Moses Fraloy,
the well.known broker, is again in
financial trouble. He has been the
heaviest short in May wheat in this
market for a month past, and to-day the
course OF the market proved too much
for him. A failure to respond to margin
calls was the FIRST intimation The trade
had that he was in trouble. lie had
laid down on his contracts as he had
twice before, refusing to carry then,
further. Ar. Fraley had been n strong
bull on the market and firm believer
in higher prices. AS the market did
not 60 his way, he suddenly turned
bearish. The market has been roinp
against him and eliminated to-day il
an advance Of two cents. The news oi
the failure caused considerable excite.
ment on Change. nj
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Conscience Must Trouble Him

n DUBLIN April 7.-Frteman's Journal
says that Major Lee Caron, who became
notorious because OF the testimony
given by him for tho Times before thn
Parnell commission, is now living in a
suburb Of London. He las grown n
grey beard and must have so completely
changed his appearance that his most in.
Innate friends could not recognizet him.
The Journal also says that he has been
promised a further government engage.
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A PrOtructctl MN.

Berlin, April 7.-At Ebingen, in
Wurtemburg, Maria Doerthing, the
daughter Of wealthy farmer, has lain
In continuous slumber since March 0,
when she retired as usual, though COM
planning Of a headache. The girls re-
sspiration is regular though weak, and
her breath can only bc determined by
the use OF q mirror. Her face is un-
naturally pale, but retains its former
roundness, while her limbs have become
wasted. She is fed three times daily on
eggs and milk, no difficulty being met
in forcing small quantities OF this nour-
lshment down her throat. Several ply
slclans have attempted fruitlessly to
break the trance, and now tho royal
physician, Dr.. Burkhardt, Of Stuttgart,
has interested himself in the case.
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10 RErRESS TIE SLAVE TRADE.
Tho Emperor OF Abyssinin Desires to Co
aH opernte with Civilized Nations,

A"o HhpeFor Oh ADybSlnln DehlreB to Co.
operate with Civilized Nations.
ROME, April 7.-Emperor Medelek, OF
Abyssinia, has written aletter to Prime
Minister Crispi, authorizing Italy to
represent him at the Brussels anti
slavery congress; and affirming the in
tention OF Ethiopia to follow the example
Of civilized Christian nations, ard to
repress the slave trade. The letter asks
that Italy allow the free passage through
her territory OF arms required by
Abyssinia to fight the dervishes. Nj.
Ceccha has arrived at Messownh. Ho
Is accredited by Emperor Medelek as m
Ethiopian resident. and will cooperate
with the Italian commander in its nd
ministra!ion of the Tigrc province.
Emperor Medelek will Withdraw from
the Hgre province, his enemies having
surrendered. The province is unable to
supply provisions for large force Of
troops. 80. 1..T.I.
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No Moro Sunday I,ear

RocuEsrER, N. Y, April THE new
city government b,gan to-day. Mayor
Carroll, Democrat, who succeeds Mayor
Parsons, Republican, who has been in
Office fourteen successive years, sends q
vigorous message to the Common Coun.
Gil in which the affairs OF the city are
exhaustiyely treated, and his purpose
declared OF closing OH Sunday all places
where wines, beers and liquors are sold.
This is new departure, as under the
old mayor, the wipe,, beer and liquor
traffic was as unrestricted as OH other
days OF the week. AZ o.
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Still ssIucczlng Bucket shops.

CHICAGO, April T. The Board Of
Trade to-day gave another turn to tho
screw which it is applying to The bucket
shops in the matter Of quotations. 1t
has been the custom of large dealers to
post the fluctuations OF grain and pro.
duce in their offices for the convenience
Of customers. 1t was expected that this
would be taken advantage OF by the
bucket shops and consequently this pos.
sible source Of quotations was cut of to.
day. AS a consequence the bucket
shops are getting quotations less fro.
queatly and less promptly than they
have done heretofore, ma!
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Major Wright Removed,

sptciai Dispatch 10 the IateaiGeneer. !
/ WAsulSoroS, april 7.-alaj. NJ. B. 9.
Wright, Of Wheeling, whose dismissal
from the Pension Office was called for
some time since, because OF alleged con.
Aaatiop With the pension rerating cases,
was finally removed from his position
tn.dnY., As 81 -. ~. -. !. .---L ~
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Not AIlcptt.

4 sr. LOUIS, April 7.=7A representative
Of the detective agency that made the
Portland, Oregon, capture, says the man
arrested is not Silcott but Sipott, private
secretary to the president OF the First
National Bank Of Portland. Sinott is
supposed 10 have robbed tho president
Of the bank at Portland, but no definite
information on the subject can be ou-
tanned. :. SO