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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-06
YOUNG ABRAHAM LINCOLN DEAD.
Tho Son OF Minister Lincoln Fails to Rally
md Passes Away.

Tho Son OF Minister Lincoln Fails to Rally
md Passes Awny.
LONDON, March 5.-AIaster Abraham
Lincoln, son Of Robert Lincoln, the
United States Minister, who has been
suffering for long time from blood
poisoning arising from malignant car
buncle on.the lett side below the arnpit,
died at seven minutes after eleven
o'clock this morning. During the morn
ing the lad was in comatose condition,
He was unable to retain nourishment
and the doctors stated definitely that
his death was merely question Of a
few hours. He suffered no pain, Mr..
Lincoln and his family were at the bed
side Of the dying boy from early in the
morning until he died. He passed
away quietly. Upon being informed Of
the death OF Master Lincoln, the Queen
Immediately sent message OF sympathy
to Mr.. Lincoln. The body will be en-
balmed and sent home for interment,
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GOT THE ADVANTAGE,
Tho Newspapers Would Mako tho Scnn.
tors Very Tired In IL CoutInysncv.

Tho Newspapers Would Mako tho senn.
tors Very Tirei In u Contingency.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 5.-Sena.
tor Blackburn's plan to abolish the press
gallery has not yet commenced to alarm
correspondents. Strange as it may seem,
this absurd proposition has number
Of advocates. If it became fact the
newspaper men would not object,
There would be one less gallery to at
tend to. Should the keutuckian's
schemesucceed there will be music in the
upper atmosphere, for the result would
be q boycott that Senators would speed.
lily tire OF. It is believed that all the
prominent newspapers Of the country
would agree to ignore the Senate and its
oratory. Senators would then be com.
PEELED to make heavy Investments in the
equally heavy Congressional Record, for
their constituents would never lind out
what they had been talking about.
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FAlRM0NT NEWS.
Circuit Court In Session-A Juror Drops
Dead In tho Street,

Circuit Court In session-A Juror Drops
Dead In tho Street.
Special Dispatch to the Intel!ioencer. b
FAIRMoNr, w. Va, March 5.-The
Circuit Court is now in session, JudgeJ.
Marshall Hagans on the bench. The
trial Of James for shooting Miss Tooth
man, near Farmington, will come up
during this term. 80
Today Thomas Nuzum, juror, who
lives about six miles from here, rode in
horseback, hitcbipg bis horse in pala-
tine and walking across the bridge. When
near the corner Of Main and Bridge
streets he suddenly dropped dead from
heart disease. Dr.. A. G. Roger had
had been treating him some time for it,
The deceased was about G5 years old,
Governor Fleming and Secretary Of
State Ohley returned from Charleston
yesterday.
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HAMMOND FAlSlslED.
Mr.. Labouclere Says Tint He Was Assisted
to Come to America.

Mr.. Laboucllerc Snys Tint He Was Assisted
to Come to America.
LONDON, March 5.-Mr. Labouchere,
in an interview on the subject Of the
Cleveland street scandal, said it could
not be, denied that Hammond was
assisted to escape. The sale books ut
Cooks tourist Office, he said, show that
Mr.. Newton, the solicitor OF Lord
Arthur Somerset, bought tickets TO
America for Hammond and the boy
who accompanied the latter in his
flight. There are also number Of let.
ters which prove that Hammond was
assisted to leave the country. Mr..
Labouchere said it was untrue that
Hammond was paralyzed. On the con.
trary, he was always in good health and
was well aware OF everything that was
going on in the Cleveland street house.
Hammond's vile and sister, who kept
house for him, also knew the character
Of the place. MIR. Labouchere has not
heard Of the Beveridges house in
Euston road and was skeptical as to its
existence. He suggested that a cross.
examination OF Hammond and the boy
who fled with him would elicit valuable
facts,
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A DEAL On FOOT.

Wheeling Men Negotiating for Convenient
Outlets for West virginin Products.
PlTrsDuRGn, Pa, March 5.-Aleesrs.
Cowden and Lowndes, Of Wheeling, w.
Va, held long conference here to-day
with General Manager Pugh, E. B. Wal
ton and Superintendent OF Motive
Power Ely, Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. The Wheeling capitalists repre-
sented the Buckhannon & Holly
River road, the Kanawha 4 Ohio,
and the Midland Central roads, the
former being controlled by the Standard
Oil Company. These three roads are
comparatively short lines running into
Pennsylvania from Ohio and West Vir.
Hinia coal, lumber and oil districts. But
little could be learned OF the conference,
except that the small roads mentioned
are looking for more convenient outlet
than that now furnished by the Balti-
more L Ohio, Manager Pugh refused to
confirm the report that deal had been
made.
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ADVERSE TO THE RAILROADS.
Important Decision by tho Supreme Cour
Of OnIo. I"H,

Important Decision by tho Supreme Court
;.i Of OHIO. |t.H' t
COLUMBUS, o., March 5.-Two cases
were decided by the Supreme Court yes
day. The State against the Cincinnati,
Washington & Baltimore railroad, also
one against the Cincinnati, New Orleans
& Texas Pacific railroad, quo warrauto,
instituted by George Rice, the oil refner
Of Marietta, o., who has been in opposi-
ton to the Standard Oil Company dur
ing the past twenty-one years. The
grounds Of action were alleged discrimin.
alton in rates in the different modes OF
shipment, the tank car and the barrel
methods. The decision is adverse To the
railroads and prohibits any further dis
elimination. t
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WHY THEY DlSODEYED.
Senators Decline to Answer nn Or,ler Of tho
Senate md Give Good Excuse.


Senate md Give Good Excuse.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The bill In.
creasing the pension Of the widow Of
Gen. Warren was taken up in tho Senate
to-day and on the question OF It's passage
the vote was: Yeas, 10; nays. 6. As
there was no quorum voting, there was
a call OF the Senate, when thirty.six
Senators (still less than quorum) an.
swered to their names. Thereupon a
motion was made by Mr.. Plat and was
agreed to, directing tho Sergeant-at.
Arms To request the attendance OF absent
Senators. The names Of absentees were
furnished to the Sergeant.at.Arms, who
then proceeded To execute the order Of
the Senate.
y After some Minutes the presiding oili.
Ger {Mr. Ingalls) informed the Senate
that the Sergeant.at.Arms had Just 70.
ported to him that there were twenty.
two Senators In the restaurant, that they
had been all notified 10 attend, and that
they had declined to do 80. This report
clouded the face Of the presiding officer
with a portentiouB frown; but 1t was dis.
sipated few minutes later when some
OF the disobedient Senators explained To
him that when the Sergeantat.Arms ap-
peared they were discussing the merits
OF Two Columbia river salmon, weighing
between thirty.Gvo and forty pounds
each. which had been shipped to Col. J.
b. Montgomery, Of Portland, Oregon.
who Is Visiting Washington, and by him
served up for the delectation Of friends
in the Upper House.
Mr.. Plat moved that the Senate ad-
journ. Defeated, II to &c.
The chair then announced that there
was a quorum present, and as the hour
OF 2 o'clock had arrived, the educational
bill was before the Senate as unfinished
business, and that the Warren Pension
bill would remain on the calendar.
Mr.. Barbour addressed the Senate in
advocacy Of the educational bill.
Mr.. Plumb addressed the Senate in
opposition to it.
After an executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
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OPINION OF EXPERTS.
Labor Measures to BE Introduced Into
German Lantag.

Labor Measures to BE Introduced Into
German Lantas.
BERLIN, March 5.-Baroa Won Ber-
lepsch, Prussian Minister Of Commerce,
has been instructed to draft for submis-
sion to the Lantag bills looking to a set
tlement Of the labor questions, based on
the opinions of experts given before the
State Council. -"
Pending the passage OF the b lis, pro-
ylslonal measures will be introduced for
the protection Of the workinpmen,
Among these measures will be one pro-
viding forthe formation OF workingmen's
committees. -,
The Ga:etle says that at tho coming
session OF the Reichstag the Govern
ment will demand fresh military credits,
and will again introduce the Anti-so.
ciallst bill, which was rejected by the
last Reichstag.
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THE FACTORY ATTACKED,
The Strike Of the College Point Silk Mil
AssumIns Serious Proportionx.

The Strike Of the College Point Silk Mills
Assuming Serious Proportions.
COLLEGE POINT, r. l., March 5.-The
strike at tsulzpach, Weinige & Co.'s Silk
Mills, which began last Thursday, when
over 100 weavers quit work because the
firm refused to reinstate discharged
weaver who would not pay for defective
work, is assuming serious proportions.
Last night the strikers, after paradins
the streets, picketed the works and pre-.
vented new hands from going to work
They attacked the factory, breaking the
windows with stones and brick.bats.
Sheriff tGoldner' was called upon fol
assistance, aud to-day large force OF
deputies was sent to protect the factory
The strikers are mostly Bohemians,
Swiss and Germans, many having An.
archistic proclivities. j.
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MIX. AllNNlCk'S CASE,
Tho Pittsburgh Man Relieved from III,
Charge of Insanity.

Tho Pittsburgh Man Relieved from III,
Charge OF Insanity. b
PirrsnuRdH, Pa, March 5.-The sen.
sational commitment Of W. ]. Minnick
to Di1mont as m insane patient came 10
a head this afternoon when the pseudo
patient appeared before Judge White
and was asked to prove himself sane.
Minnick was committed at tho instance
OF hts vile and upon the sworn state.
ment OF two reputable physicians as
being dangerously insane, but the all
powlul habeas corpus produced him in
court to-day. Mrs. Minnick was the tirst
witness called against her husband
and CHARGED him with cat lgory
OF ills from melancholia 10 inti.
deity. She confessed, however,
she had once given birth to an illegiti.
mate child. The daughter was then
called, and among Minnick's peculiari.
ties, she said, he had struck her
mother. The Judge inflicted fire OF
cross questions upon the women, and
upon Drs. Sandals and McCord, who
committed the man. He also scored
what he called the general practice Of
physicians to commit man upon hear
say evidence, and was especially severe
in the case, as the man was thrown in
the asylum because he was, as the doc
tors said, a monomaniac. When asked
upon; what subject he was mad, thew
said marital infdelity."
Minnick was then called to the stand
and in very quiet manner upset the
entire case Of the prosecution. He made
one remark that they had been married
some twenty-threo years and his wife
had been faithful to him at intervals,
Minnick then brought several names
into the discussion, among them a prom-
inent minister, aud offered to bring wit
nesses, but the court said they were not
needed, and peremptorily ordered the
mans release. Tho court room was
jammed to suiIocation and the liberated
man was nearly carried away by rush
OF friends. Notwithstanding tho ac-
quittal, public opinion is divided.
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Against tho Sunday Rest Bill,

WASHINGTON, D. c. March 5.-sena-
tor stockbridge presented to-day two
immense packages Of remonstrances
against the passage OF any bill in regard
to the observance Of the Sabbath or the
Lords day. or any other religious or
ecclesiastical institution or rite, against
the adoption Of any resolution for the
amendment OF the National constitution
that would in any way give preference to
principles Of any religion above another,
or that will, in any way, sanction legis-
lation upon the subject Of religion.
These circumstances contain the indi-
vidual signatures Of sos, ,S77 citizens from
different States and Territories, as fol-
lows: Michigan, l,447; Minnesota, o.
$50; Wisconsin, 20,750; Kansas, sc, ,075 ;
California, 20,420; Ohio, 1850.
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"Honest" John Nominated.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., March Sat the
Democratic State Convention in Music
Hall this morning Honest" John W.
Davis, OF Pawtucket. was nominated for
Governor; Capt. John Waters, Of New.
port, for Lieutenant Governor, with the
rest OF the 1887 ticket.
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SAYS lie IS INJURED.
Hammond, tho Proprietor OF tho London
Don, Denies that Hc was Assistcd to Es.

Don, Denies that ue was Assistcd to E..
cape,
sr pAm March 5-Tbe p;o,,.. pr,,,
III. r,nsu;,. ..;u,, ~. ta,,an,n.. 49, M, ms'
thls morning prlhts tue lo''owihg: Ihe
most important witness In tho celebra.
ted London scandal case, which la apf.
to,;n, the p,;,,sb por,;oment and h.,
;n.,,.s.,,'. ~ oa,..s, ] 49, .'.naas;." u ,I n"'
ihoitect'y causeu 'he suspension OF La
bouchere from the House Of Commons
for insinuating that Lord salisbury's
government aided the witness to escape,
Is the proprietor Of tho Haymarket Ba-
loon In this city. Charles W. Hammond
was interviewed and said: II author
ize you to deny emphatically, In my
name, that ever received any assistance
from the British Government while l
was In Belgium, or was aided In any way
by consulate or legation In Brussels to
leave that country. Nobody ever mo-
lested me in Belgium and l was at per.
feet liberty to go and come whenever l
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THE ENTOMBED MINERS.

Tho Fire In tho Mine Still BurnlnE-No
Trnco OF the Men.
W1LXEsBARRE, Pa, March Sit was
decided to send another rescuing party
into the burning tunnel at South Wilkes.
barre early this morning. After several
hours search for tho eight missing
miners, the party returned to the BUR
face at II o'clock, and reported that
they can find no trace OF the men. The
officials say that all hope OF finding them
now is abandoned. The work Of flood.
ing the tunnel still goes on slowly, but
the huge volume of smoke rolling out of
the air shaft shows that the fire is still
burning,
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4 BRUTAL FIGHT.
Mitchell, the Pugilist, Nearly Kills n :srnu
With Poker,

Mitchell, the Pugilist, Nearly Kills n ;srnu
With n Poker.
LONDON, March 5.-While Chesterfield
Good and Charley Mitchell, the pugilist,
were drinking at the house OF George
Good, the sporting man, they became
involved in a quarrel and finally resort
ed to blows. They clinched and in the
scutlle that followed both of them fell
down flight Of stairs. Good was stand.
ing by, egged Mitchell on and the fight
was resumed at the bottom OF the stairs.
Finally Mitchell seized n poker and
struck Good two severe blows on the
head. Good was removed to the hos
pital where his injuries were pronounced
dangerous. Mitchell has been arrested.
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WASHINGTON, D. g., March 5.-The
Navy Department will take no action
in regard to the charges preferred by
Commander McCalla against Ensign
Kline and Chief Engineer Entwistle, Of
the Enterprise, until after he :has re-
ceived the report Of the court Of inquiry
in the case Of Commander McCalla. The
facts developed by that investigation
will determine the future action OF the
department and what, il any, officers ol
the Enterprise shall be tried by court
martial, ia
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Tho Wild CtlHo.

CHICAGO, March .G.-Major General
Crook, commanding the Division o. the
Missouri, has issued special order con.
vening courtmartial to meet in this
city AlarchS, to try Second Lieuteuant
Matthew Steele Of tho Eighth cavalry.
The courtmartial is the outgrowth Of
the imprisonment in the military prison
at TT, snellingof Private Dell P. Wild.
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sr. LOUIS, March Sat Jefferson City
it is now considered pretty we'll settled
fact that State Treasurer Noland is short
in his accounts something over 10000
Even Governor Francis is in doubt as 10
the exact amount owing to what he
terms irregularities in the books. Treas.
urer holland was at the State Capitol this
morning aud reiterated his former deni.
ais Of q shortage. r., a
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Special Dispatch 10 the lateQiSeaeer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March ga
colored man named Henry Lewis, aged
80 years, who was confined in the city
Jail for drunkenness, was found dead in
his cell .this morning. The coroner's
jury returned a verdict OF death from
heart trouble. The deceased has been
citizen OF Huntington Tor several years.
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diately aiterward Mesdames Smirits.
kaya, kaluzhnaya and kavalaskaya
poisoned themselves.
WHOLESALE SUICIDE.

Tho other women were so isolated
that they did not know what had hap.
pened, but news Of the terrible tragedy
reached the mems prison and according
to the information furnished by tho pro.
cureur, thirty OF the male political con.
yicts took poison. Only two Of them,
howeveI-Kaluzhnaya and Bobokol,
died. The others were saved by medi.
cal treatment. Hecker, who was living
outside the prison In free command
shot himself in the head, but rs his pis.
tol was very small and cheap one, the
wound was not fatal. In tho words Of
one OF the Kara political convicts: "1his
is the beginning Of the end"
The governor Of the province OF the
trans.baikal, the procureur, the district
surgeon aud two gen d'armes from
lrkutsk have gone to Kara, but for more
than q week my correspondent says no
news has been received from there.
Very truly, yours, An.
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HORRIBLE DETAILS
OF the Recent Crue|ties in the
in the Mines OF Siberia.
FLOGGlNG OF MADAME SIGIDA,
From tho Effects or Which She
Died, and tho Subsequent Sui.
eide OF Other Political Pris.
oncrs-A Thrilling Story.

CHlcAaoi March 5.-The following
communication has been received BY
the Associated Press:
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, March s.
To the .iaociaied Press.
l have just recived the following letter
with regard to the reported flogging to
death Of Madame slgida at the mines OF
kara In Eastern Siberia. I have every
reason to believe my correspondent Is
trustworthy, and that he received di.
rectly from the province OF the infor.
nation that he sends me, but further
than this know nothing. The story OF the
logging OF Madame Sigida and the suicide
OF her companions has been officially
denied by the Journal De 81. PetersJurg,
the organ OF the Russian foreign office,
and by the St Petersburg Noroe Hremra,
but these denials, unfortunately, do not
carry as. much weight as they would il
the Russian Government had not de-
MED the story Of the slaughter Of politi-
cal exiles in Yakulak last March, story
that l am now prepared to prove before
a committee Of the International Prison
Association.
fSigned1 GEoRGE kpyNAy.
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Flood Mt Nashville.

NAsnv1LLE, Tenn, March 5.-The
heavy rains for the past two weeks
throughout the South, especially in
Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama,
have caused high water in all the
streams, and rivers and considerable
damage by overaows and back.water.
The lower portion Of this city is sub.
merged, forcing many people to vacate
their homes, located in the inundated
portions Of the city. The railroad lines,
although at one time threatened, have
passed the danger line. n
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Tho English Still Gobbllnr.

BosroN, MASS, March ga morning
paper says IN English syndicate is nego-
tiating for the purchase OF the four firms
in the United States now controlling the
manufacture OF soda water and beer ap-
paratus and everything connected there
with. The capital is between eight and
nine million dollars. The houses with
which negotiations have been begun are
J. W. Tufts 4 20. and the A. D. PiHer &
Sons Manufacturing Company; the firm
OF John Matthews, Of New York, and G.
S. Lippincott, Of Philadelphia,
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Deaths Mt Charleston

Special Dispdleh 10 he Inltlligcncer.
CuARLEsros, W. Va, March 5.-Nlrs.
Jane Williamson, daughter OF Col. John
Fulks, died last night after a lingering
illness.
Robert Quill, Son OF Richard GULL,
died this morning after an illness OF
three days with la grippe. Both were
well and iavorably known.
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A PREMATURE EXPLOSION
or Blast Injuries Two Miners, Gripping
=. One for Life.

VI " DLAbL 1DJuEcb 4WO AlnerS, Tripping
:. One for Lifc.
W1LEEsBARRE, Pa, March 5.-Two
rock miners named Thomas Collins and
James Leonard in the employ Of the
Plymouth Coal Company, near Ply
mouth, at their No. l breaker, were iu-
jured at noon to-day. They had been at
work for several hours preparing to
blast and remove an immense rock in
the mine. After lighting the squib and
before they could get out OF the way q
premature explosion took place. The
heavy flying pieces OF rock struck them
and inflicted such wounds upon them
that their recovery is doubtful. Leonard
can live but few hours. Owens may
recover, but will be crippled for life.
Rumors were sent here from the mine
to the effect that five men were killed
by the explosion, but only the two men
named were injured.
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Prominent Ba,,imorcnn Dso,,

BALTIMORE, March 5.-Allen Chap.
man, prominent merchant and finan.
cler, died last night Of congestion OF the
lungs, after an illness OF about five
weeks. He was born in Connecticut in
1878, but came to Baltimore when II
years old,
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Tho News in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The cablcd an.
nouncement OF the death Of young
Abraham Lincoln in London this morn.
ing though not unexpected, was received
in this city with deep regret. His
father, Robert T. Lincoln, the only sur.
viving son Of the martyr President, has
made his home in this city for many
years and, besides gathering about him
a large circle OF warm friends, has chal.
lenged the admiration Of his iellow-citi.
zens who were not personally acquaint-
ed with him by a display Of exceptional
ability in the public positions to which
be has been called.
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Pcnsions Granted.
,SrL IN ~. Yuf.lItoxps~

Special Dispatch TO he EntelIigtncer. ID
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original invalid-Thornton
NJ. Norman, Conings; John W, Davis,
Clarksburg; David Hunter, Fairmont; !;
George Hertzoe, Grafton. Increase-
Thos. II. B. NeG, Buckhannon; Stephen
Morgan, Palace Valley; Perry Graham,
School House. Mexican widews-Anne,
widow Of Cornelius Stribbing, Martins
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"'"RuK 'HUIetoHH NcEINIHBs
New YoRK, March 5.-The remains OF
George H. Pendleton, late Minister to
Germany, will be taken to Cincinnati to.
morrow over the Pennsylvania railroad,
The body will be accompanied by George
II. Pendleton, son Of the dead Minister,
The funeral, which will be held on Satur.
day, will take place at Cincinnati. Bishop
Leonard will ofIiciate. :