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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
A SOMBABULISr'S WALK
Down an Icy Perpendicular
Height Of 1000 Feet,
A GIRLS SEARCH FOR 4 LOVER
Her Mother Relates That She Once
Swan the Knnnwhn River Three
Times While Asleep, Which IL
Evidently "Fairy Story"

PITTsDuRdu, Pa, Dec. 2l.--At2 o'clock
this morning Officer David Smith, OF the
South Side, saw young girl, dressed in
her night clothes and bare feet in the
freezing air, standing at the corner Of
Fifteenth and Carson Streets South Side.
Sho turned out to be Louisa Liebender.
fer, aged 10, who was sleep walking.
Just as the officer spoke to her, two men,
Max Reisenstein and Il friend, came rush.
ing down tho Knoxville incline plane
steps and caught the gill Just as she fell
to the street. Reisenstein and his friend
had scen tho girl get on the Knoxville
incline and walk down tho Icy ties to
Carson street, q sheer |, 900 fee. OF almost
perpendicular height. They had fol.
lowed by the round about steps, but she
beat them down by i've minutes. The
girl acknow lodged she was In love with
Il young man and was going to him.
Her mother declares she swan the
kannwha river, in West Virginia, three
times ono winter night while asleep.
Miss Lonisa i, in bed suffering from ex.
posure, but WAS not injured by her aerial
flight
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4 HORRIBLE CRIME.
An Aged llun Strnneles Ills Wife and Cuts
llIs Own Throat.

A., !, un,I -y,, ,-,-...,.,.. ,,t -, :.
>' "s'" nun 9sf""sies LIS "ie ana Cuts
'' o"h ihfo"s'
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-lienry Christian
sen, 81 years old, choked his aged wife
TO death in the bedroom Of bis homa a,
.,oo ~, .u...s 49,, - W ava, ~
-'p' D''Ae' "'e.ee' sau tnee cut MS
own throat, some time during Saturday
night. The trasedy was eeen by no one
and tho exact time II occrr,oS 10 M.
known. Mr. and Mrs Christiansan 70 bara av,
hepn LIVING win thair dnrnb, ar o,,i -" "',,
in-law. Tnav unra ohsant ",,;i az" n;I a;
nipht Whsn Mrs. NsIonu 1n.t ,-an, n.u ~,
the room r. vatnn rsr nor"n,s m.n. ,L;o NY
morning her tirst glance dtd y,' nnt shoS ,nts
,,,,L; nv ouo"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
PARNtlL'S APPEAL.
lle Speaks at Clnir-iiO Invites nm Inspcc.
ton OF Ills Public Life.

lle Speaks at Clnir-iiO Iuvitss nm Inspco
ton of lIis Public Life.
kILHESHEY, Dec. 2l.-Alr. parnell GnC
Mr.. scully, the Parnellite candidate 10,
Parliament, left hero at noon to-day aud
drove in L closed carriage to Clair. They
we're accompanied by II long procession
OF cars filled with Parncll's supporters
A meeting was then organized aud Mr..
Parnell made an addrees. lie said ,Lat
although his party did not have all the
clergy. on their side, he had no harsh
word for any ono OF them. He desired
the people to listen TO the voice OF the
priests and to reverence their position
rs priests. Yet, as laylnen, ,hv people
could not admit the priests absolutely to
control the elections. lie proceeded in
inveigh against the sfaitorous mu,incers
who were embedding tho party Mt n most
critical moment. lie asked his heare,s
to consider his political pas, aud TO look
into hisinnermost heart and say whether
they found any wrong there aa regarda ed
his guidance oi national policy. [Crles
Of MOI lie could not look IN assemb-
lsge OF his countrymen in the face If he
did not speak the truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

The Stcubenville fSrahi OF Saturday
says: The Gr5t run was made to-day
from the AultEndua well to the Stand.
e:d 800 barrel tank on the Chambers
farm. This is the beginning of the rev.
enue. Ault.L;nduf No. 9 ia down 75O
feet, and will probably be in by Mon.
day or Tuesday Of next week. 1t was
cesed $50 feet. The Dunhem.Atay d.ill.
ers are still spNdding, the eiavelencoun.
tered giving them Considerable trouble.
Rig Contractor Daubsnspeck has begun
10 yet ont timber ioy the rig Oh the Cal.
limere farm. Joe Evans has consumma.
ted lease on the J. +. Flemiug's heira
property.
The last Issue OF the New Matamoras
Mail says: Very little news to seporE
in our section. Tho well on the island
hero came .u-a duster at l,S00 feet, and
was shut down two weeks ago. MIR.
JUdkias, manager OF 1i000 acres be.
tween here and Archet's Fork, for a
New York company, has just located a
well Mt the latter place. Drilling will
begin as soon es the derrick caa pe
rushed up. He will mate hlc hcadquar.
ters here the balunce OF this winter.
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The strike at the Elson Glass Works is
over. President Smith came dogn from
Pittsburgh on Saturday and met With
the glaaa o1Eera in their hall yesterday
afternoon. 4 committee was appointed
to. wait upon the manager, Mr.. W. K.
Elson. This vas done and the matter
was settled satisfactorily to both sides, SO
one OF the wo,kmen told the lyrEIL1.
GEScEn last evening. Work will be re,
sumed this morning.
The strike q. the C'ya!sl Glass Works
has been sett!pd also. 80 lar as the organ,
isatioa csa aet.le. The men have beer
Instructed 10 return to work and the,
get no benefts ior the time they hav.
heeu out. The organization, horever
dots not seem 10 have full ccn,rol Of RI,
workmen. Under their rules they ar,
not allowed r. strike until the ESecutiv,
Boa'd ...i:s to adius. grievances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
TILE WHEELING 4 EASTERN.
What Paper on the Route Has to Say
this Great Schema,

What Paper on the Route Has to Say OF
this Great Scheme.
ThiS is what the Waynesbarg hide.
pendent has to say about the Wheeling (
Eastern railroad project: "Last spring
and summer there was much said about
the construction Of this road, and sur.
vey OF tue line contributed 10 strengthen
our faith in the building OF the road,
and which has never been shaken. We
are glad to lay before our readers an arti.
Gle from Friday vs. Wheeling IyrELLlGES
CGE, which is assuring 10 our people.
This contemplated line from New York
to Chicago is nearly 200 miles shorter
than the Lake Shore road, and from 90
to 100 shorter than the Pennsylvania,
This would be glory and advantage
enough without leaving ou. of the line
OF this road such Important places as
Waynesburg and Uniontown. The lire
as surveyed by Mr.. Paul's corps OF engi.
neers last summer passes through rich
section in this county, as the tSrELLl.
GEScER truthtully says, that is no. con,
hguous to any railroad. This section
is th!ckly populated and would give
q paying patronage to the road in point
of travel and freight. The paper truth.
fully saysit would divert vast amount
OF Traffic from elsewhere and centralize
1t in Wheeling. Such line would place
Uniontown nearer Wheeling than Pitts.
burgh by nine miles by the Baltimore &
Ohio and sixteen by the Peunsvlvania,
and thus secure liberal share OF the
patronage OF one OF the most 4 ~ FISHING
and prosperous towns in this State.
ab0u: tha time the Baltimore u Ohio
had been refused the right OF way
through this county, in speech Tariff !
Andy Stewart said, in referring to the
route, that God had made the route for
4 railroad, and that some day in the
future q road would be built along it,
We believe that this proph.sy will be
literally fulfilled this nest year. The
iact that the enterprise is backed by
Wheeling capitalists is much in our Iayor
as to route, as the business men OF that
city cannot fail to see the vast amount Of
good III it for them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
CONDENSkD rrLt,iKAMS.

a peculiar epidemic is killing of
horses in Kansas and Missouri.
The Indians at Wood Mountain are
greatly excited over the killing of Sit.
ting lul!.
The Fremont, Elkhou snd slissour;
Valley railroad has been completed 10
Deadwood, S. D.
A Nashville grand Jury refused 10
indict lawye. Foster, VINO had killed a
brother attorney on account OF doues.
tic difficulty.
1t is rumored TINT tho election Of
Fred L. Dubois as United States Sen.
alto. from Idaho will be contested on the
ground that tie election O: c lhird
United ststes Senator is contrary to lsw
\ party Of Alabama miners who had
deserted their union and resumed work
were fred upon from ambu.h. Othel
renegades We're warned with notes
ornamen;ed with sculls and cross bones
The jury N the case oi Genera
Koscinssi Bing, Saudoval and o.berp
charged with attempting to invade Meg
leo with the purpose OF causing a rev
olution, is still out at Antonio, Texas
and will not render verdict until 10
day. A verdict OF guilty is regarded a
almost a certainty. = .lE- So, r.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
HOME tOE CHRISTMAS.
NIcmbers OF Congress Leaving Washington
No Quorum Left.

NIcmbers OF Congress Leaving Washington.
No Quorum Left.
Special Dispatch 10 TIC IfattQiQcnc.r.
WAsuINGroS, D. c., Dec. 2l.-Repre-
sentative Smith left last night for his
home in Parke-sburg to remain until
after Christmas. General Goh, WHO has
also been east daring the past wees,
left last night for Clarksburg sccompa-
MED by his two sons. Representative
Atkinson will start ior Wheeling 10.
morrow night or Tuesday to spend
Christmas with his family. Members
are leaving on every train, and although
the leaders refuse 10 report holiday re.
cess resolution, it is not expected that
any more business will be done in the
House until after New Years. Indeed
1t is not expected quorum will be on
hand when the House conveaest to.mnrY
TOW or on my day this week. The
House will probably adjourn for three
days at q time until the aosentees return.
Quite number of Senators expect tc
leave this week, and it is possible that
that body mny too find itself without a
lEoru!n.
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SHUT Ills oWtEIMEART.
lie Asked Her to Marry Him, and Killed
Her UpOu Refusal.


He Asked Her to Marry Him. and Killed
Her Upon Refusal.
NRw IBERIA, La, Dec. 2l.-Last even.
ing, ct Bayou Cain, in St. Martins par.
ish, Ephlatm Si-nds: shot snd iaS,.ut.
y killed Mary Carson, widow Of VIM.
Carson. Mrs. Carson was 2 Young
widow, about 20 years Of ase, and had
been receiving the attention OF her slay.
81 20: :epa time. She, however, q ."" "a =.
days since, reiused NIB ole. cf mar.
rlage, whereupon he threatened to kin
her. s-.'.
Last night she, with Mr.. P. Beaver as
her escort, Were Oh their way to Il candy
pulling to be given in the uejshhorhood,
%hen they were oyertaken by Menda2a.
The latter again demanded her consent
to marry him, and upon her refusal, he
quickly placed bis pistol to her neck and
tired, the ball entering the neck, break.
,ng the spine and causing instant death
Alendaza made break ior the woods gnd
10 still at large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS-.
Very Little will be Done this Tcek-Thc
Elections Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 2l,-lt is un-
likely that any positive legislation will
be achieved in Congress this week, and
the failure to take the usual holiday re-
cess is not expected to result in any
measurable advancement Of the public
bueincss In the Senete tho elections
bill probably continue to eneTcss stten-
ticn, and the lst OF prospective speakers
now in the hands of the Vice President
is large enough to warrant the assump-
;ioG .hat they will, if interrupted, con-
sumo the Grst three dayG OF the week.
The probabilities OF eu interruption de.
pend altogether upon the result Of the
negotiations now in progress among Sen.
ators upon the subject OF the caucus
financial bill. II q harmonious under
standing to support this measure is
reached, the elections bill may be laid
aside in lis favor and the discussion in
the Senate turn on financial matters un.
til the nay before Christmas, when it is
expected recess will be taken until
Monday.
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ROBBED Or HIS WIFE
And then Fou,ly n:urdcrcd-An Awful
Tragedy.

And then FOully Murdcrcd-An Awful
Tragedy.
FAvERsuAM, Dec. 2l.-A remarkable
occurrence, that is rapidly developing
into sensational murder mystery, is
creating intense exeitemen: here. DR..
W. r. Lyddon was at one time the most
popular physician in Faversham. lie
had large practice and was said 10 en-.
joya co.rcspondingly largeincomo. Ho
drove 4 dogcart and variety OF other
vehicles, supposed 10 be the lccompani-
nent and guarantee OF success. Dr..
Lyddon also had pretty wife, charm.
Ing woman, with al attractive person.
allty and magnetic influence. She led
In tho social entertainments among her
neighbors; ahe WIS prominent in the
amateur theulricalg that every winter
forms so attractive feature in this old
kentish town, and formed the centre OF
Il brilliant coterie.
Mis-, Lyddou, although to all appear.
ances happy wife, WAS destined to meet
her fate in her husbands slepbrother,
whom Lyddon brought down from, Lon.
don one evening and Introduced Ms a
young medical student. Charles Lyddc,;
was not long in making Il favorable i'm.
preston upon the kentish matrou. He
soon became a regular visitor at these1ni-
detached villa occupied by the elder
physician.
Progressing iavorably with the wiie,
Charles began to make himself "solid"
With the husband, and by diut OF much
persuasion, brought the latter to agree to
u sale OF his practice, possession TO be
given on his denth. insignificant and
harmless as this provision seemed to the
doctor. the agreement containing it
proved to he the unfortunate mans
death warrant, 0s no sooner was it sigu.
ed than his stepbro,her, with deyilish
mallgnity, began to plan the crime that
he has just suCceeIed in accomplishing.
The exceptionally healthy medica!
man was seized with mysterious ill.,
ness, which Charles pretended to thor
oughly understand, and, consequently,
took full charge of the treatment. When
the strong constitution OF the physician
had been completely broken down by
the powerful drugs administered to him,
and the lacts OF his w!fe's falsehooL and
his brothers treachery were revealed to
him, Charles locked himself up in the
room with his victim and proceeded 10
perform the last act in the ghastly
tragedy.
AN emptied bottle OF morphine in an
adjacent lumber room led to the arrest
of Charles Lyddon. The prisoner pro.
tests his innocence, and declares tha, the
evidence, which is almost entirely cir
cpmstantial, is misleading. He will be
tried q. the next assl:es.
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SuCClS HEMAEK ,Din FEAT,
lilo Fthisios His Fort,.ii Day Fast-Thc
Tho Interest In 1t.

NEW ioRK, Dec. 9l.-Signor Succi
ended his forty.Gvc days fast ut S:lO
last night. He first drank u cup OF
cocoa, and then, after resting on his cot
took some beef extract. Later he ate n
little Clipped beef, and today he ate
a good square meal.
There was not a great deal Of enthus-
iaam over Succi's feat. About $50 nee
pie watched the faster drink his cocoon.
George Francis Train got over the rail-
ing into the enclosure reserved for succi
and his watchers and captured the
whole show. lie talked to the audience @
ior half an hour. =,
sncci's skin was tightly drawn and his
eyelids dropped heavily. His body wss
shrunken and his walk was totter. His
nervous force enabled him to rally, and
lor q few minutes he Appeared stronger
than at any time in the day. His
watchers thought at one time in the af-
ternoon that he was going to collapse.
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AT f.,yI,I,peiixtic HILL.

Saturday nights meeting at Evahgel-
lstic ball was, as all the Saturday night
meetings have been lately, gsand sue
cess. Harry kasley was present, and
with his cornet assisted the music very
materially.
Last evening the yoo.n was crowded
for two AolrS and most interesting
meatine was held. Young men pre-.
dominated and the meeting was very in.
teresting.
On Sunday afternoon, January !, Mr.
Sawyer proposes to- hold popular meet.
ing st some centrally located place, and
make report to the people OF the work
done By the mission.
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A SHARP SHINY
Tho Feature or Mr.. llarrlngton's Arrival
from America.


DUBLIN, Dec. 2l.-Mr Timothy Har.
rington, NJ. p, arrived last night in Cork
in company with the Mayor OF the city.
A number OF Paraelii.es had Intended
to gree. him when hc landed from the
Aurania in Queenstown and had orcnu.
lied torchlight procession in his honor,
They missed being present on the steam.
ers arrival, but nevertheless they made
Il demonstration, assembling on the quay
and marching through the streets with
cheers for Parnell and groaus for Holly.
Finally body oianti. parne!lites charged
upon the paraders and routed them,
throwing their torches into the harbor.
The shindy was sharp ore and several
were hurt.
Mr. Harrington holds that tho mujor.
lty OF tue Irish people iu America nre
for Parnell, although lie says most OF the
daily newspapers and leading politicians
are against him. He says he thinks rha,
Mr.. Parne!l will not retire even II bis
candidate is defeated at Kilkenny,
whittier Mr.. harrington will 70 himself
tomorrow to assist his chief.
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1t was thought Saturday evening that
the tire alarm telegraph wires were
again all right, but yesterday il wso de:
Teloned that there was still a break
in the Island circuit. Yesterday after
noon Chief Dunnlng drove over tue line
there, and loca:ed the break on South
Front street no. far from Virginia. /,
will be repaired at once, W hen the who!s
line will be all right,
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QphAlNG Ilt& LANDS.
y Tract Opened for Settlement In Wisooa
.lu-E1citel Claim Seekers,

y Tract Openeu Tor settlement III NistOht
sln-E1cited Claim Seekers.
WAu.Au, Wis, Dec. 2l.-The great
raid on the Land Office to file claims on
land in the great Resc.voir strip began
at nine O'Clock yesterday. Thus far the
filing has proceeded without diaturh.
ance. at ali early hour in the morning
Mayor Mueller directed Captain lSellis,
o; the Wausau Light Gua,d, TO march
his company to the Court House Square
to preserve order, and forty-iive blue
coats with gl;stening bayonets took up
a station near the Land OGice.
The arriSa! OF the militia put an eject.
i've damper on the hcmestGaders, whc
eonld not get in line, and cvarythina
was neace and quiet when Rseibta.
Saunders slid the wicket up. At noon
IS claims, agSresat:ug 5000 acres OF the
best land in the strip, had been filed
and 100 men we're still standing ct the
wicket.
Besides having to contest with squat
ters, the men who had filed cldins this
morning will probably have to 80 TO law
with Bvroa 5. Hamilton, n Wassau
lawyer, who walked into the Land
Office shortly before 8 o'eloc,i and laid
down an application with the necessary
fees, and rendered them TO the receiver
Tho tender was refused, and Hamilton
announced HE purpose OF bringing suit
At Eau Claire there was uin.Hst riot
The windows ui the land office y,ers
smashed, but the land office succeeded
in quelling the disturbance. This trou'
Bile was caused by apo!icemsn, WHO was
stationed at the wicket to preserve order
Cling claim for himself His applica
ton was refused. Miss Mamie Richard.
son, daughter ~ Geperal Richardson, OF
Chippewa Falls, fought he.oically, and
when she reached the desk her la: was
gone and her hair disheveled; but che
got tract worth 5000. Two men
tainted and were laid out on the side
walk.
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Last OF tho kirneSs,

The kirmess was given to another
crowded house Saturday night, this be-
ine the last performances. 1t was fully
as great a success as any previous per
iormance, and the way the money rained
into the Gypsies' tambourines excelled
any ottheir former experiences, even after
the other dances were on the coins were
thrown on the stage. Thursday evening
the receipts were :i27, Friday S557, Sat
urday afternoon S30G and Saturday even
ing S35li-a total OF Sl646. The expenses
will be shout sGlG, leaving profit in the.
neighborhood of $1,000. - 0''
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Itincrnnt sliustsels Killed.

SEw York, Dec. ol.-Two colored
ninstrels whose names are supposed to
be Fisher and Morgan, from papers
found on them, were driving toward
Brooklyn from Middle VILLAGE, Long
Island, this evening, and as they were
crossing the Long Island railroad
tracks the west bound mail train from
Greenport struck the wagon. The men
were thrown to the track and the train
passed over them, killing both instantly y.
\ banjo and a guitar were found nea !,
the Wagon. ~.
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Il Stolen Cont Recovered,

Come ti!ne ago the lSTsiLlaEScgf
mentioned The fact that two overcoau
had been stolen from J. \. Ferrell
agent OF Wananaker's merchant tailor
my cepal tment. Yesterday morning
Officer Moran found young fellow
named Schell, wearing one of the coat:
and TOOK it from him. Schell eaid Stony
Duffy traded the ooat 10 him, but up *
q late hour Stony had not been found.
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"a Boxing GlUven christmas,

The rush OF the crowdathat always at.
tend the Grand Opera House on Chris:.
mas can easily be overcome this year by
securing reserved seats which 20 OIL sale
at Weir's this morning. The attraction,
"a Boxing Glove" has been seen here
before and has given e-oel!eas cst.sfac.
ton. The comedy will he presented by
the oaue company Us before, New
songs, music and rpeolalties are intro.
duoed and the play OF course remains
lust as funny. Packed houses will IN,
doub.ed!y greet "a Boxing Glove
Christmas matinee and night.
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Domparl, the jury retired to consider
the verdict. II remained in delibcration
irem 1916 until S:45, when 1t returned
with a verdict Of guilty without ex.enu.
ating circumstances" against Michael
Eyraud, and guilty with cxtenu.
ating circumstances" against Gabrielle
Bompard. EyYaud Was condemned to
death and Gabrielle to 20 yeara' penal
scrvitude.
Eyraud has appealed to the Court Of
Cessation against the sentence OF death
pronounced against him.
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I1ie Work OF Train Nyrsckora.

LINCOLN, NEH, Dec. 2l.-A Union
Pacific passenger train wss wrecked a
few miles from Beatrice this morning.
IN obstruction, evidently placed on the
track out OF malice, csused the engine to
Jump the track, carrying with it the
tender and mail car.
Bridge Inspector W. II. Mercer, who
was riding on the engine was fatally
soalded and the engineer seriously in.
jured. The obstruction was placed at a
curve where it WAS impossible TO check
the train,
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4 man calling himself +. Ii. Thomas,
who got up a ca,d containing ruieu lor
I the Staalul house and advertising cards
for loca! merchants, left town Saturday,
and it is alleged that he had collected Vii
the money due him, and not paid any o!
that he owed here.
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Wheeling Its liraduuprters,

The Bulietin, the oiticia! organ Of the
Ametlran Devon Cattle Club, Will here
alter be published by Mr.. L. p. Sisson,
at 1914 Market street, in this city.
The Bulletin is published quarterly aud
Contains al! matters Of interest to Devon
dealers and owners. Wheeling has been
made the headquarters OF the club.