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Exciting Wrestling Match,

srRINaFlRLD, ILL, April l5.-Johnnie
Connors, ofthis city. defeated Joe Innes,
Of Buffalo, N. y, in catch.as-catch.can
wrestling match here last night for the
bantam weight championship OF the
Northwest, the men weighing 10 pounds
each. 1nnes won the, first fall, after
throwing Connors three times, aud the
falls not being allowed. Then Connors
won the next three falls and the match,
after 1nnes had gained two or three
more falls that were not allowed. All
the falls were won fairly by Connors,
however, but Innes seemed the better
wrestler. The contest was very exciting
and the men nearly came to blows sew
eral times and changed the referee orce,
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SAGINAW, Mlcn., April 15.-Capt. H.
J. Dolson, OF the steamer Handy Boy,
was arraigned this morning before Judge
Barry charged with the wilful killing Of
Mamie Haight, Myrtle Ovens and Mrs.
Henrietta Montgomery. The e1amlna.
ton was adjourned till Saturday after.
noon. The prisoner was held in $4,000
bonds for disappearance, in default oil
which he was locked up again. No
bodies have yet been recovered, al.
though constant search is kept up.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 15.-Reports
from the section visited by the hail and
rain storm OF Sunday show that it pre-,
vailed in all parts OF this and adjoining
counties, and was very severe in many
places. 1t generally did great damage L
wheat and oats, and to the almost bloom.
ing fruit buds. Such fall Of gigantic
hail stones has not been seen hero 10,
yeare. r.fsl t.- -
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NTlle Old Stpry.n

Special Dl'pa'ch to the Instls'0tneer. ,#
WEsr UNION, W. Va, April 15.-The
body Of Amelia Barnett, daughter OF
the late Rev. Allison Barnett, Of South
West district, this county, was found in
the barn early this morning cold in death.
A pistol was found near by. She was in
her ed year, Of good family and
highly respected by all who knew
her. 1t being fourteen miles from this
place 1t is impossible at this writing to
give the result Of the inquest. The pre-
vailing opinion Is that she loved not
wisely but too well. This is sad blow
to her widowed mother aud friends.
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UlSlnnrch,n Tllanl;A.

BERLIN, April l5.-The North German
Ga;eIle publishes a letter from Prince
Bismarck dated April II, in which the
Prince says: ION the occasion OF nv
resigning the office OF Imperial Chan.
cellor, and on the occasion of the ami.
,versary OF my birthday, l received 3
large number Of sympathetic messages
from friends in the Empire and abroad.
It is impossible, in accordance with the
desire Of my heart, to answer these mes.
sages separately and therefore re1ues,
the writers . to accept my sinceres.
thanks through this medium
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Bonsfeld 4 Company's wooden ware
factory, OF Bay City, Mich, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss st50, 900.
The Loyal Legion met at Philadelphia
yesterday, Ex.President Hayes deliv.
cred the address. The next meeting will
be held in St. Louis, October 10th next.
Judge Sage, OF the United States Dis.
trlct Court, at Cincinnati, approved the
compromise in the suit Of Receiver
Armstrong against the Fidelity National
Bank directors. The claim ,yas for
$1,000. 900. By tho compromise tho Re-,
celyer obtains tor the creditors OF the
bank Sl50,00O. 3s iT' a., m :
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Took tho Wind Out OF Their Sails,

UrlcA, N. y, April l5.-The railroad
men in this vicinity arc apprehensive Of
a general strike on both the Central
Hudson and West Shore railroads. It
was learned that the employees Of all
classes on this division had arrangements
made to demand an increase OF wages
this summer, and tho action OF the CON.
pany takes the wind out OF the mems
sails, and makes them doubly indignant.
The men who were discharged and the
men retained had frequent conferences
to-day. The traiumen, engineers and
tiremen are reluctant to talk OF the stu.
ation tIl.lE .I r--.r-.
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MATTE vICK KERS' PLAY,
"Jacqu!nc, or rnste md Diamonds" Last
#.'t ..at I..Eu,N NIGHT '.#hf, " .... .I...

'JhSqu'he, OF Inste hnu DlninoNtlhh Last
ta,'' r' "a Night. I,si'H... tM
The musical farce-comedy, "Jacquine,
or Paste and Diamonds" which has be.
come locally famous lately on account Of
the proceedings to stop Kittie Rhoades
from playing piece which was an in.
fringement, was given at the Opera
House last night by Matte Vickers and
the best company sue has ever had
here. The audience was only fair in
size. but exceedingly appreciativvc. Miss
Nickers is the same charming soubrelte
rs OF yore, sings as sweetly, dances as
gracefully and smiles as brightly, and
Mr.. Doner as Dick gives valuable aid
with dialect and dancing speciaities,
singing and strikinyly faithful illus.
tration OF Mansfield as DR.. JekyN and
Mr.. Hyde. Y ,.'
This afternoon "Jacquine" will be re-
peated, and the engagement closes thit
evening with "Cherub, the Pearl O.
Serpent Mountain" a very strong ant
interesting drama, with characteristic,
role in it for Miss Vickers. ..g =
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Large Frauds Com ,nIttsd

LONDON, April l5.-A sensation has
been caused in Bradford by the arrest OF
Francis Stubbs, who was at the head OF
the dycing department Of the Lister
Company, limited, silk works, said to be
the largest in the world. 1t is alleged
that he has committed frauds amount,
ing to thousands OF pounds. 1t is ex,
pected that other persons will be ar
rested for completely in the frauds.
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Whcro tho Interview Ended.

New YoRK, April ia statement
was currentin express circles this morn
ing that the United States Express Com
pany had decided to reduce the pay OF
its employees ten per cent on May l.
President Thomas G. Platt was question
ed by reporter as to tho truth OF the
rumor. Mr.. Plat said with vehemence:
~ will not reply to any such question as
you have asked" The interview here
enind
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Emln Not acquainted With Gratitude

BERLIN, April l5.-The National lei
tang, to-day, publishes commuuica-
ton which came indirectly from Emin
Pasha, in which he seeks to rectify the
statement recently made concerning him
by MIR. Stanley. He says that when
Emin left the equatorial province with
Stanley he was accompanied by a few
soldiers only, but this was because the
period Of twenty days which was fixed
by Stanley as the time for leaving the
province, was too brief to allow the men
to be re.enlisted. The communication
further says that Dufile remained in the
hands Of the Egyptians " hen Enin left.
Stanley brought Emin only twenty
boxes Of ammunition, when Emin nt
that time had in his possession l2O
boxes,
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WASHINGTON, April l5.-In the House
to-day the Naval Appropriation bill was
passed. Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, from
the Committee on Rules, reported res
olution for the immediate consideration
Of the bill to define and regulate the
jurisdiction of the Courts Of the United
States. The resolution further provides
that the previous question be consider
ed at s o'clock to-day and this provieior
elected good deal Of opposition from
the Democratic side. After some dill
itory motion the bill was finally passed
the Speaker counting quorum.
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4 Mlnihter Fired At.

Sioux ClTY, Iowa, April 1.-two re.
volversh shots were fired into the residence
OF The Rev. ]. W. southwell, pastor ol
the West Side Methodist Church, late
Sunday night after the family had re-
tired to bed. Mr.. Southwell has been
active in prosecuting saloon keepers
and is a leader in the law and order
league, which is the same organization
with which Dr. Haddock was connected
at the time Of his murder by the liquor
men. . ..H.'
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Pn1IADELpnlA, April l5.-The strike
Of q number Of Italian street cleaners for
an advance in wages caused two small
riots here to-day. This morning mob
Of about so women, mostly the wives and
sweethearts Of. the strikers, assaulted
the non.strikera, and taking their
brooms and scrapers from them, com.
menced beating them vigorously. They
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BERLIN, April l5.-The TugsJiaa says
that Chancellor Won Caprivi has forbid
den the Ministers or other officials to
furnish any communications to the
newspapers. All intelligence which it
is deemed desirous should be published
will appear in the Reitchsan:tigr, the
official paper.
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ZASz,sAn, April 15.-Additional por-
ters to the number OF $50 have left here
10 join the caravan which Eniin Pasha is
fitting out at Bagamoyo for his expedi-
ton into the interior. Major Wissmann
is equipping five other caravans, one OF
which it is intended shall proceed to the
country north oil Lake Tanganika. Tele-
grams received here from Delagoorayo
confirm the report that Portuguese ex.
petition 1900 strong has gone up the
Shire river to attack Monda. -
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othello's Occupation Not Gone Yet

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from
Detroit, Mich, says: The rumor that
Lawrence Barrett had recurrence OF
his malady and would be unable to act
next season, was set at rest last night by
Booth, who said: "His recent letters
from Nice are very cheerful in tone.
There is no doubt about his resuming
his professional career next season."
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Chicago Gambling uoa,cs Closed.

CHICAGO, April l5.-Ac!ing under
orders from Mayor Cregier, Chief Of
Police Marsh last night notified the pro.
prietors Of all the gambling houses in
the city that they would no longer be
allowed to do business. The conse.
quence was that nearly every house was
closed at midnight, .a .-EI
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E'ourti, Cfuss FostmaBtcrs.

SOCIAL Utspolch 10 ne lhtElHVeHcer' -
WASHINGTON, D. G., April l5.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed 10
day as follows: "A. J. Withrow, vice
J. @. Osborne, resigned. Dawson, Green.
brier county; J. L. Howard. vice a. a
Conoway, resigned, Joseph's Mills, Iylei
county; Mics 81. @. Meldahl, vice b
Walker, resigned, Scott, Wood county
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Wcst virginia Personals

Special Dlspa..rh 70 ne 1"se1!lJfHeer.
wAsuiSoTos, D. G., April l5.-Lieu'
tenant X. NJ. G. BroWn, OF tue Nasy' -
Samoan fame, gave q 'dinper tonight 70
the West Virginia Congressional dele
cation and Commissioner Mason 7
Senator Daniel, Of Virginia, To-Day IL, y,
troduced memorial giving to the ia!e ~;
commissioners OF the Melbourne exnipl. :
ton arrears Of salary. This memorial y
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Will Not Demountrnts.

LONDON, April Is. = The societies
which are affiliated with the London
Trades Council have declared them.
selvea in favor Of m eight hour working
day without stipulating the method to
be followed to attain 1t. They have
also decided not to hold labor demon.
stration on NAV |. H,,I
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WAsu1SoroS, D. G., April l5.-The
Republican members of the Ways aud
Means Committee have been in consul.
tation all the evening on the Tariff bill,
which will be reported tomorrow.
There will be no change in carpet woods.
but the sugar schedule has, it is believed,
been revised. ~ ..u.
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WHEELING INsTALMrsr 10

= '. O. 81 f."
We have In store for you tho s,,rn,,s. =, ,,o
se'son-aattings arc not the only rood, - ma,'' Sv
sell cheap here this week-sprInp m.,,,.,t W. -
woven wire sprugs-will ilvuI. hs,s '.,".' a".
Ing the week at prices fIdlculorsly low-rhs.o
area household necessity, and our n,cos s"u ,s,',
put them within the reach OF all-,f yon ,""a "m,
not already Il sprIug Mattress there. ~ law -.
c"se for being longer without ouc-peyIn,,., Iv tH
to-day. and for this week only As ,va,m
sp.nS svs sass n s S you, beds put
bed and not TO lax, AT two doisr, dis1nseea @ 70 my
You ean,s deny yourself tho esse " mi na,t. ms@
asaea sTsc,Sy Sy ,nsss ptn S,Us, ,.%a
where In town for The same s s;rjnr yg,r r? any.
third c ,h;n you have paid ,is hcie,oi"n1ee
hen lefe s,er 'Hita ts les, tn you'll pay eyeS
regularly price for FIX ,b,s we wos oaer seli
VIII be Us uoted-sl 50 each@For |ssS mssyo only
no equal. s'a"..la= rTf-. ''''' o"' spring hhH
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For Diplomatic Isensons.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The secre-
tary Of the Navy this morning cabled to
the Commander OF the United States
steamer Alliance, at Gibraltar, ordering
him to wait there until the arrival OF
United States Consul Matthews, and
then to sail with him to his post at
Tangiers. 1t seems that there are Ger.
tain diplomatic reasons, which the
officials are not willing to disclose, thut
makes it desirable that the Consul
should make his appearance at Tangiers
at this time on a man.of.war.
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Could Hny. Saved nj. Life,

0swEoo, April 15.-Thomas Glynn,
while intoxicated, fell under a locomo-
tive last night, which crushed his arm.
He was taken to hospital, but refused
to allow the physicians to come nea,
him, and his mother also objected. The
man died in short time. The physicians
say they could have saved his life.
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Linn OIL Sill CoIu,- Irp

PIrrsDuRou, Pa, April l5.-A special
from Lima, Ohio, says: The Buckeye
Pipe Line Company to-day advanced
the price Of Lima oil to 323cents. Thi.
is an advance Of 2A~ cents per barrel
making total advance OF ll6l per cent
since March last. 4 -tI9l5'.s
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Big Cnrro Of Cnirpo Lott.

, PANAMA, April l5.-On February l2
news was received in Guatemala that the
steamer shakhara, which left San Jose
destined for Hamburg, went to pieces on
the rocks near Acajutla. None Of the
cargo Of 10000 sacks OF coffee, valued at
about $4O0, 900, WAS saved.
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Reyisi0n's Majority,

New YoRK, April l5.-The 1ndtpend.
eat OF this week gives returns Of the vote
Of l2G Presbyteries OF the Presbyterian
Church on revision Of the Confession Of
Faith. These returns show that 81
Presbyteries have voted in favor of re-.
vision; forty against, and four have
refused to vote. There are So yet to be
heard from. Z,
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

GLADDEN., MicH., april ia terri.
ble accident occurred some miles south
east Of this place, yesterday afternoon,
The boiler in Ozeman's saw mill e1plod'
ed completely wrecking the mill and
instantly killing II. NJ. Corey, the en-
gineer, and Aaron Corey, his son, who
was acting as fireman.
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A Sharp Diet,

OTTAWA, April 15.-Miss Alice Elliott,
aged %, while suffering from dementia,
swallowed small psn.knife with the
blades open. So far she has experienced
no unpleasant results, but her physician
is watching the case with anxiety.
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. Stonc.cutters' Difficulty Settled.

BosroS, April ia special from
Barre, Vermont, says the stone.cutters
have settled their difficulties by com.
promising on basis OF 20! cents per
hour, the arrangement to take effect
May l aud to continue one yenr, either
party to give three months notice to
break it. -.
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Have Support Of Mnsous nnL Drlcklayers.
CnlcAao, April l5.-Altogether to-day
apparently demonstrated beyond ques-
ton that the striking carpenters have
Chicago building operations at their
mercy. The ouly carpenters at work
were scattered over the city in small
groups, and taken altogether they posi-
bly, numbered less than 500. In one
building on Twenty-second street be-
tween Loomis and Throop, small
group Of non.union men were at work
under police protection. On the same
building were q number OF union
masons, but as soon as the executive
committee OF the Mason's Union heard
that their men were working
with non.union carpenters the
b1icklayers were ordered of
the building. A number OF similar
cases occurred in other parts Of the
city, one on the job at Forty.ffth and
State streete, showing that the carpen-
ters have the support Of the masons and
bricklayers' union, the strongest labor
organization in Chicago.
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= Al
Ciyo Seconds OF Enrtl,uunke.

SAN Francisco, April l5.-The steamer
San Juan, from Panama, brings advices
stating that the heavicst earthquake
shock experienced on tho Isthiaus since
1882 occurred recently. The 16otk lasted
five seconds. ,fS- n. 50 49,,
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Knnawhn City.

Special Dnpatch TO the Lateaiueneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l5.-An
Eastern syndicate, Of which it is said
President NJ. E. Ingalls, OF tho Ches-
apeake and Ohio is member, has pur-
chased the Splint Coal property Of G6O
acres, a short distance above this city,
and will at ance proceed to lay 1t of in
Town lots, the town to be known as
| Kanawha City. According to present
reports, the price paid is said 10 have
been 500, 900, and it is also stated that
an iron furnace will be erected there al
once. ft4'tr -e
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A Challenge to tho World.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April l5.-George D.
Noremac, the pedestrian, left a forfeit Of
$50 with the Dispalch tonight with a
challenge To run any man in the world
l2 hours day for six days Tor $500 or
$1,000, the race to be run six weeks after
the signing Of articlea. -. NJ. -. \
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THE root Of all discusses is impurities
in the blood and in the other vital fluids
of the body. Dr.. Halls treatment re.
moves this without drugs. For full in.
formation call on or address, with
stamp, Cowen & Co., Sole Agents, Bel.
laire, D, -, : =
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1rnrylnnd's Now Treasurer

ANNAPOLIS, Mn, April l5.-Goyernor
Jackson has appointed Edwin H.
Brown. OF Queen Anne county, State
Treasurer. He is a lawyer and brother
State Senator John Fl. Brown. .,ll
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ri tsbur0h Chronicle. Telegraph.
Mrs. Snaggs (rcading)-Harriet Beech.
er Stowe has been much better in Health
this winter than last. .'-''1'''' :
Snaggs-How is the rest of her foot
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Patcnta to West Nlrglnlans.

Special Dispatel to the Intcui1encer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April l5.-Patents
have been granted to the following West
Virginans: Woilerd Brown, paskcrs.
burg, pnzzle; Wilbur S. Wikle, Indian
Greek, hay rake and shocker.
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VIII Try Arbitration.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Judges Altegeld
and Tuttle, Of the Circuit Court, will
issue call for mass meeting, which, II
is thought, will be held within day OF
two, with view to arbitration OF the
differences between striking carpenters
and the master builders. The strike is
Of serious proportions, and if the differ
ences are not settled within week, it is
thought that the planning mills and brick
makers here will have to shut down,
thus throwing out OF employment many
thousands OF men.
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similar 10 the bill already iavorably re-.
ported by the Foreign Affairs Committee
Of tho House.
Professor J, Loomls Gould, formerly
of Buckhannon, now at the head OF a
school In Alaska, Is in the city on short
furlough after an absence Of several
years.
Congressman Atkinson to-day intro.
dnced a bill granting pension to Gaines
W. Evans, Of Glen Easton. Mr.. Akin.
son left for Wheeling tonight, to be ab.
sent two or three days. " ~.
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The oppressed snbjects OF European
governments turn TO this country for
free homes. free laws and free use Of Sal
vation Oil for their pains.
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EVERY tissue OF the body, every bone,
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthtul by the use Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 4
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WASHINGTON, April Is,

Collector Of Customs, Ne1v York.
At the request Of the Secretary OF
State deliver the cask containing the
body OF unknown man per steamer
Thinevalla to H. Booem, Danish Con.
sui, New York. l+- "a
}.,f. ~ GEORGE @. TICnNER,
w :. . Assistant Secretary,
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were dispersed by policemen and l2 OF
their number arrested. Another riot
from similar causes occurred later In the
day. A squad Of policemen captured
tho assailants, seventeen women and
one man, aud lodged them in jail.
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IT is the slightest cold frequently con-
tracted that Gnally undermines the sys.
tenn. Use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
beginning stages and be cured. a
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The Danish Consul Gets 1t.

New YoRK, April l5.-The following
telegram in relation to the mans body
found in the cask referred to in yester-
days telegram was received this alter
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Tho man who swears of is gloomy for
a while, but it is not long before he be.
gins To smile again.
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Lamb With green peas is a very good
dish, but the Wall street man prefers
lamb with greenbacks.
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WHEELING INSTAI,MiR|NTt IN

,o,, i's'. llas, lilo Market Street :
STORE OPEN AT NIGHT uT'"sor.