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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
"rho ChIldn Gc,, ID, m ~. 1In,.,ru,,v mi,

NEw YonK, Nov. 1.-THE will Of the
late Robert Ray Hamilton was filed this
afternoon. He bequeatha to ''the child,
my adopted daughter, an annuity Of
Sl,2oO, to be paid in monthly install.
ments during her natural life." Several
other bequests are made, but Eva Ham.
ilton is not mentioned among them. Nd
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The I,cycnuo Gnu, + ,ararlne Service. .

wAsu,sdrov, D. Q, Nov. 7.-Cap.
lain Sheppard, Chief Of tho Revenue
Marine Division, has made a report to
tho Secretary OF the Treasury Of the
onerations OF that service during the Inst
ilscal year, from which it appears that
. tho ,hjrly.six yeesels in commission
trsycraed 2sS, 112 nautical miles and
boarded and examined %, lGl vessels, oi
which number 0l5 were found TO have
violated the law and TO have incurred
fines and penalties amounting 10 $685.
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Talk About tile MCKINLEY ELL, How's This !:
PETERsnuRa, Nov. 1.-THE decisions
Of the tariff committee SO increase
restrictions on commerce as to threaten
to isolate Russian trade from the rest OF
the world. Even farming machinery
is subject to high tariff.
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PEORIA, LII, Nov. l7.-All the freight
handlera, switchmen, engineers and firc.
men Of the Peoria & Pekin Union rail-
road, numbering in all some $50 mena
went on strike this morning. The men
wanted their pay on Saturdays instead
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ClO. Eighty distressed vessels were as.
sisted, the value oil which, together with
their cargoes, amounted to $4,000
Forty.threo persona were rescued from
drowning and eleven were aAsisted in
other ways. The expenditures on &C.
count OF the service were $933, ,703, OF
which Sl7,972 was spent in marking the
anchorage lines Of New York harbor.
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What England Pays for II D!stlnct,on,

LONDON, Nov. l7.-Lord George Ham.
Iiton, First Lord Of the Admiralty, in
speech at Bedford to-day, said that
the British Navy was superior to those
OF the rest OF Europe or Of America. He
praised the coolness of the captain and
crew OF the lost cruiser Serpent. Such
disasters. no said, were the price Eng.
land paid for being mistress Of the seas.
he added that the Admiralty Intended
to pension the widows and to remuner-
ate the families Of the men who were
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& New YoRK, Nov. 17.-When the North
River bank case caue up bsfore Judge
O'Brisn to-day on motion for recover,
it was stated tha! negotiations were
still pending to reopen the bank and an
adjournment was asked for until to.mor-
row. The Attorney General and Bank
Superintendent Preston were repre-
sented By Mr.. Post who stated that the
assets OF the banks were in the hands OF
the authorities ind no harm could
result from tho adjournment. He
thought the prospects OF success we're
excellent. The adjournment was granted.
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Russian ,ynr nIoye,asn,s.

ERzERouM, Nov. 1.-THE conccntra.
ton of Russian troops on the Armenian
frontier has caused much uneasineas
here. The Governor Of Erzsroum has
sent sixty wagon loads OF ammunition
tor the Turkish troops on the frontier.
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St. nInr,'s OH Comm = :. !,

The St: Mary's Oil Company orpanizo1
in this city yesterday by eleetinn Nea ~
directors hlessrs @. wv. Brockn :; ;nn ao
Wilbur 9. Brockunier, George ". Moss /
Charles Bnrdett Hart and Dr.. r q Me-
Masters. CIV. Brockunier was ch osn, @
President and Wilbur O. Brocknn;san. ,sn
Secretary and Treasurer. The comnan.,
has about 800 acres OF land at 81. Marv',,
on which it is drillinga a well for Tho I,e,en, .,
SANG. dhere are no stockholders out tsi,le
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Smiths lsils Forgerics,

New YoRK, Nov. 17.-Iuspector Byrnes
tonight furnished full list OF the num-
Der Of shares Of raised" stocks upon
which Albert H. Smith hypothecated
with the brokerage firm OF Mills, Robin
aon & Smith, and by them deposited
with other institutions.
: The original Office value OF these
raised certificates is $l6.50O, and by his
forgeries Smith had raised the face
value to $4,000, on which he borrowed
Sl47, 400.
The approximate liabilities OF the firm
we're 100000, assets s3S5,000.
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FoR q cut, brulse, burn or scald, there
ls nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. Il heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury ia very severe, no scar is LETT.
For sale by w. W. Irwin. O. r. Goetze,
John Klari. G. schnepi, W. E. Williams
and M.W. Heinrici. : + 5...f55 49, Daw
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a Big Land Deal.
Special Dispatch to Me Ia,tligc,cer.

fPtcIH1 OIspdlch 70 lAe zHttEi1ctctf.
MARrlNsDuna, W. VA, Nov. IA
big land deal was consumated in this
city on Saturday, which gives promise
OF developing into a boom. George, NJ.
Bowers and John B. Wilson, represent
ing Il syndicate Of Baltimore and other
capitalists, bought the entire Faulkner
estate OF about coo acres, lying on the
southern borders Of the city, paying the
sum OF s55, 600 for it. Tho same parties
obtained an option on the RousL land
lying on the western border OF the city,
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Luurn sIosre rJ.y,.,,,,

CHICAGO, Nov. I7.-A1iss Laura Moore,
who plays the part of Lilita, the princess
in Francis Wilaon's "Merry Monarch" !"
was married Saturday at Bishop Cheney's
residence to =. L. Nathan Snyder, son OF
=. I. Snyder, President Of the National
Savings Bank OF Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Snyder's contract with Wilson
provides that she must give him four
weeks notice before leaving. She will
therefore stay with the troupe for that
length OF time, and then retire to private
life in Washington. yesssI
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A New Lighthouse,

MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE newspapers
OF the city stale that the Government
proposes to station q lightahip fourteen
miles of Cape Finisterre, near the scene
Of the wreck oi the British cruiser
Serpent. /. 81 5fsfist
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BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Bourse was un-
settled to-day and there was a general
decline, and especially in bank securi.
ties. Foreign securities show an average
decline OF 1t per cent. The dominant
influences were adverse rumors regard.
ing Argentine and Uruguay securities
and distrust OF tie position Of London.
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A TERRIBLE WRECK.

A Pay Chr Telescopes n Passenger Concl.
Twenty Pcoplo Hurt.
HousroN, Tx, Nov. IA terrible ac-
cident is reported from near Kyle, Tex,
particulars Of which ere at this hour m
obtainable. Tho pay car OF the Inter.
national & Great Northern road, while
running ut high rate OF speed, dashed
into the rear end Of a passcngor train on
tho main track. Some twenty or more
passengers were injured, but no one was
killed, e s, :! ", iSi.: Il
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Big Fire inlll.bofs.

CENTRAL1A, ILL, Nov. 1.-THE vii.
lage Of 0den, Illinois, was the scene OF a
Gre yesterday. The flames wcrc diacov.
cred Issuing from the large barn OF a. N.
Woodward < Co., and the whole struc.
ture was destroyed. It contained 25O
tons OF hay and presses and other ma.
chinery valued at $4,000. a team oi
mules aud a horse in III adjoining stable
were also burned. a tenement house
was next consumed, together with a
small cottage. Incendiarism is suspect.
ed and two arrests have been made.
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A NEGRO LYNCuED.
Identified by the Woman Whom hc As
}s snultcd Weeks Ago,

Identified by the Woman Whom hc As
snu,ted Weeks Ago.
BlRNlEanAM, Ala, Nov. 17.-Some
weeks ago negro outraged an old lady
named Mrs. Calhoun, near Woods Sta.
ton, on the Dummy line, near Besse-
mer. Several men were arrested on sua.
picion and taken before her for identiil-
cation, but she said each time that they
were not her assailants. Yesterday q
negro named Henry Smith was taken to
her and she instantly pronounced him
to be the man. He was taken OIL by the
citizen who had him in charge and this
morning bis dead body was found dan.
Cling to a tree near by. He was cut
down and buried there. (. 4
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West Virginia pcnsions.

Special DlsDalcH 10 lbt lnlfllI9knctT.
: WASHINGTON, Now 17.-West yirginia
pensions: Ofiginal-Frank Worman
Parkersburs; Thomas Ashley, Matte
Watson Gould, Alton; Mary A., widow
OF William Bartholomew, Fairmont. In.
creasc-Georgo Phillips, French Creek
George W. Duncan, Ben Lomond !;
Moses A. Sandy, Shinuston; 7. W.
Baker, Ctesupp; Adison Childera, Spring
Hill; Chapman Mccoy, French Creek
Sq tire Crouee, Peel Tree.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE troubles Of tho
banking house Of Barring Bros. & Co.
caused less anxiety in Paris than in
Berlin where anxious fears were enter.
talned i, regarding the outcome Of their
difficulty. sls ;3i... ,7 .sI' n {
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\ Refused Their Application. Il, !,

BosroN, Nov 1s.-At a meeting OF the
Central Labor Union yesterday tho m.
plication of the newly.iormed Brother.
hood Of Steam Railroad Employer for.
membership was refused, the Steam
Railroad Mems Protective Association
making vigorous opposition.
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NelpIng tho Money nInrkat

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7.-Nearly a
quarter of a million dollars were trans
ierred from San. Francisco to New York
to-day under privileges extended by
Secretary Window, making the total
amount so transferred and made immc-
diately available in New York s, ,5o0,-
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Methodist Missionary commlt,ec,

BosroN, MASS, Nov. 1.-THE Gen.
eral Missionary Committee OF tho Meth.
odist Church convened to-day. Bishop
Ninde presided. Africa came up 10.
consideration on supplementary appro.
priations. Bishop Taylor will sSil from
New York on Saturday next for the
African field. For India Bishop Tho
burn urged y supplemental appropria
ton Of $4,000. An earnest and pro
tracted discussion ensued, during which
an I'D journment waa taken, 575
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Herr Most Suppresscd,

CisclsSArI, Nov. lf-Herr Most,
having arranged for another meeting to.
night, the Mayor has decided to not pos.
nit q meeting for that purpose and
threatens to revoke the license Of the
hall II his orders are not obeyed. y
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& MlssEApolls, MINI, Novl7.- The
Lumbermen and Manufacturers Fire In.
surance Company and the Mutual Fire
Association, organized I've years ago,
were this morning placed in the hands
Of A. ]. Smith na receiver. Mr.. Smith
is Secretary Of both companies. The
business OF the companies was confined
mostly1 to Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Illinois. The affairs are in good shape
and the creditors are safe. The asseta
are $3.50. 900, and are largely in excess Of
liabilities. Tho suspension Of business
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LII :
Big Uapk Robbery.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Credit
Bank Of Dunsburg has been robbed Of
money and valuebles to the amount Of
10000 roubles. The thieves escaped
and it is believed that they have gone to
1ondon },-5s ~ - - T.s'f7 90 -
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V - ~ - = - I-.a .4fra
I Comlnitthti Suiclilh.

MoSrEpELlER, VT, Nov. 17.--Frank
P. Bascom committed suicide this morn
ing by cutting his throat. He had loat
heavily in the northwestern scoal and
land scheme and In certain Investments
at .Muncie, Ind, aud had become de.
spondent. :, ,3. 2; -l
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~ 4 tss1'Hs1sE -T-Tz1' 1'--g.f -Hgf ~
Damaged by m Explosion

\ RoME, Nov, liking Humbert's rail.
way train, which cost GOO, lire, was
greatly damaged on Its trial trip to-day
by All explosion Of gas. ii..;s &
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Irish EyictiOuH.

DUBLIN, Nov. l7.-Fourteen tenantB
on the Olphert estate were eyicted TO.
day. One Of the tenants and his
daughter were arrested for throwing
missiles at and wounding bailiG. s
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peclino Of Fareis.n !. securltlea. !.

PARIS, Nov. lion the Bourae to-day
irregular prices and depressed feeling
prevailed until toward the close when
there was eoms recovery. During the
day foreign securities fell ITO It per
cant. ~ q; 5tj t3l r, ii, ii !. II. < 9
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Willl,e along Bridge,

PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE French cngineer
Renault has mako report to the Min.
istry OF Public Works in favor OF a bridge
across tho English channel. ,s5t,41 /
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Probably Jnck Tho I,,pper,. work.

Probably Jack Tho Nippof's Work.
MADRID, Nov. ia woman's body
cut into pieces was found in the Rue
Ferrocarrit to-day. The woman is sup.
posed to have been murdered. The
case has caused q great sensation.
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CoLuMsus, O., Nov. 17.-Governor
Campbell has fixed tho date OF the exc.
cution OF Elmer Sha,key, the Prebel
county matricide, on December 10.
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succe.xfulx Inaculats.,

& BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE first English
patient suffering from tuberculosis has
been successfully inoculated with the
curative lymph. l.il Il ..i3s
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Miners Strike.

.BnussELs, Nov. IA general strike
has'been declared at the Trien and Kai.
sin colleries in tho Charleroi district. n
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Y BRlpdEponr, CosS., Noy.l7.-Mr. P.
L. Ba!num is feeling little better this
morning. lie has been able to sit up
and read the papers and attend to a little
bust uess. RS - :
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H.H ... .H-r : =
NlcL.cnn Wins.

sYDsEr, MS. w, Nov. l7.-AIcLean
defeated stanbnry ina Hkulling race on
the Parametta river to-day, ifl.g !; -.
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A Thousand Deserters. Z.
Pence Signed Mt Last,

y CAIRO, Nov. 1.-THE Mahdi has lost
900 OF his followers by desertion.
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/, Whom Sflo VIII Qualify,

The HAGUE, Nov. 1I-Queen Emma
will take the oath as Regent Of Holland
November 20. i, i.gi M Is % Il IA
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.RARNELL is GUILTY
Verdict {, ofthe Jury in the o'shea
Divorce Case. 55a.
MORE DAMAGING EVIDENCE
Showing the Private Character Of the
Great Nationalist Leader to bo
Anything but Purc.-.Thc Po.
III lltlcal Eject Of tho Scandal.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE trial ol th,
O'shea divorce Case was resumed in th,
divorce court this morning before Jus
tlco Butt and the special jury. The pc
toner presented further evidence Ia
prove the charges he makes against his
vile and Mr.. Parnell. The first witness
called was a servant who had worked
ut the O'Sbea house at Ethan al the
time Captain O'Shea charges that Mr..
Parnell was paying clandestine visits to
his wife. She testified that Mrs. OShea
and Parnell were on one occasion locked
in the drawing room. Mrs. O'Shea after.
ward explained that tho locking of tho
door was essential to tho safety OF Mr..
Parnell, as a number of members Of sc.
cret societies were prowling about the
vicinity. She also told the witness to
deny that Parnell' visited the house.
Another servant testified that Mrs.
O'shea and parnell were locked together
In a room till after midnight.
A, coachmau, who was formerly in the
employ Of Mrs. O'Shea, testified to
driving Parnell from the Ethan station
to Wonersh, Mrs. O'Shea's residen CO, af.
ter midnight. He afterward took Par.
nell's horses to Eastbourne. t# i,s
An ex.pago testified tha. he had lived
in the service Of Mr.. O'Shea at East.
bourne. Parnell lived in the same
house. Other witnesses testified tha.
Katie O'Shea (D1rs. O'Shea) took the
Eastbourno house and paid the rent
with checks signed Katie O'Shea. Par.
nel! resided there, and also at tho house
in Regents Park, which Mrs. O'Shea
also rented. '}5.5l ~. Ts
Mrs. Steele, sister Of Mr.. O'Shea, whom
the latter charged with adultery with
Captain O'Shca denied the charges made
against her. Ono of the jurymen insist
ed that the petitioner be cross.examined
on the counter.charges made by his wife.
The petitioner was recalled. lie testi.
lied that he lived apart from his wife at
their express desire. He denied the
charge OF cruelty against him and said
he had always treated his wife with
Kindness. He bad invited Parncll to
dine at his house after challenging him
to fight duel because he had been con.
WINGED that his auspicions regarding bis
wife and Parneli were baseless. Ho had
last lived with hia wife at Brighton in
In summing up the evidence to the
Jury, Justice Buttdwelt upon the charge
OF connivaDce made by Mrs. O'Shea and
asked why the necessity for all the dis.
guise resor!ed to by Parnell, il the peti.
toner had connived at his wite's iniidel-
ity,
This closed the evidence and as
neither the respondent nor correspond.
ent made any defense the case was
given to the jury who returned q verdict
that adultery had been committed by
Mrs. O'shea and parnell and that there
had been no connivance on the part OF
Captain O'Shea. The court granted a
decree Of divorce with costs to the
petitioner and also awarded him the
custody Of the young children. @
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toi OF Guatemala between Salvador and
Guatemala. The etreaty Is binding from
the date 0! Its approval by tho respective
governments without prejudice as to its
ratification by the National Assembly Of
each country. N 1Egvis5' T .''iF
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=. 3'.F DiED. ~, f, tit's,sils 3
GUN THERON Monday, Ho,emho, = ,eo, y
yS yesrs. s''eH ,. n,, IN hashr GuNTnra' aged a.
~ lcrul notice hereafter ~ u. Z. s;il 7Es
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SAN SALVADOR, Nov. l7.-Yesterday
peace was definitely signed in the .capi.
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:, Waste no money. Buy Salvation oits
ltkills y, all pain, Picetwenty.ilys cents i
q bottle. - .ll -. -liE - y g
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Ponce Again in uonduraa.

New YoRK, Nov. 17.-Mr. Jacob Baiz,
Consul General Of Guatemala, to-day re-
ceived the following dispatch: Il.
TEGuElGALrA, Nov. IL. &
Sanchez revolted with the garrison at
the capitol. He surrendered to-day.
Order re'established and complete peace
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In summing up the evidence to the
Jury, Justice Butt dweltupon the charge
OF connivaDce made by Mrs. O'Shea and
asked why the necessity for all the dis.
guise resor!ed to by Parnell, il the petit
tioner had connived at his wile's inlidel-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-02-07
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. Default has been made in the pay
ment Of the principal and interest on the monef
secure d by q mortgage duted tho 2Srd day OIL
May, A. D. 1887, executed BY Tollof Tostons Of
and Martha Tostenson,H Husband and Wife, of
the C, county Ct Brnie. and State Of South Dakota,
and State Of South Dakota and which MORTGAGE
YYas recorded in the office Of the Register of
Dakota. in book Is. of Mortgages, on page ii, on
the LIST day of June 1887, at 8 o'clock n. m; and
whereas; no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover tho
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thore-
Whereas. it was stipulated in said mortgage
any portion Of the principal or interest promptly
at the time the same ehould become duo, or il
default be made in tho payment of the taxes as-
sessed or tn be assessed on said promises, before
the same shall become delinquent, then the
whole sum, both principal and interest, at once
Whereas, the whDle amount Of principal and
interest has become due by reason of such de-
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due upon
said mo.tgage. at the date Of this notice, is the
sum Of ffty-fve dollars th5.oO to. wit: fifty dol
lurs $3.50 prir cipal. and five dollars ls5) in
tnrney's fees stipulated for in said mortgage.
Now, Therefore, netice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained in said
in pursuance Of the statutes in such cage made
and provided. the said mortgage will be fore
in described, a pubiie auction etians at t tha fron tn Door
Of the court house in the City Of Chamberlain,
and County OF Brnle: and Stnte of South Dakota;
the afternoon Of that day: The mortgaged prem
Uses arg situated in the County of I'rnle in the
state Of South Dakota. and ere described as fol
four (s4l in township one hundred and one Q0l)
North Of range sixty-eight ttasl West SIP. NJ.
Dated At A Are SD, this slst day of JAN
Geo. ". Lnmley, Mortgage,
E. ". Cline. Attorney for Mortgage.