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ASchooner Suddenly Disappears.

CHICAGO, April l4.-Late last evening
shortly before midnight the life saving
crew sighted what is believed to have
been two-mas.ed schooner flying dis
tress signals oil Hyde Park. Later the
crew went to the Hyde Park shore but
the vessel bad disappeared. Whether
she went 10 the, bottom in the high sea
running at the time or parted her an.
chor chains and driitcd out into the
lake. could not be discovered. The
Hyde Park police were notified and a
close patrol Of the shore was begun and
kept up through the night without signs
Of the vessel. The police are on the
lookout this morning, but as yet moth.
ing has been seen OF the schooner, d. .a
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DoYLEsrowx, Pa, April ,14.-J. Mon
roe Shellenberger, tho lawyer, who is
now fugitive from justice, after having
swindled residents OF Bucks county out
Of about $l50, 900, was seen in New York
on Saturday. Henry Purdy. OF this city,
met him in that city, aud 10 answer to
questions Shellenberger said that be
got himself into hole aud had to skip
Large rewards are offered for his cap
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Ripley Isrnnc, OF the o, II. II.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Ripley ( Mill Creek Valley Railroad was
held at Ripley, Thursday night, and the
following directors elected: Warner
Miller, John II. Riley, II. G. Flesher, ].
NJ. Polling, 4. +. Armstrong, G. j..
Walker, T. +. Graham, ]. r. Vail and
John s. McKoun. The following officers
we're elected, President, John II. Riley !;
Vice President, Henry q. Flesher; Sec.
retary, John s. Mckoun; Treasurer and
General Manager, Col. &. W. Thompson.
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BILLS INTRODUCED
Hy Congressman AtkiusDn-Wnr C1nims
and Pensions to Wcst Virsininns.
Suecial Dispatch 10 the InttlliJenctr. i"

Hy Congressman AtkIuson-Wnr Clnims
and Pensions to West virsininns.
Special Dispatch to the Inttlli1enctr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l4.-Con-
gresham Atkinson has introduced the
following bills: To set apart and pro.
tect certain lands in southeast Alaska
for the benefit OF the natives. The oh.
jcct Of this bill is to retain certain lands
i0r those native Alaskans upon whom
The missionaries OF the Presbyterian
church are now operating aad civilizing
so as to prevent their possessions from
being wres,ed from them by aggressive
white settlers. q
Granting relief TO ]. C. Clouston, for
property destroyed at Burning Springs,
Writ county, by the Confederate Gen
cml W. L. Jones, during the la:e war;
granting pension to Richard II. Wal.
lace, OF Clarksburg; granting pension
to Captain Gwinn Minter, Of West Mil.
ford, Harrison county; granting pen
sion to Isaac Nichols, Of Coalburgh,
kanawha county, late private in Cap
tain Eamsay's company OF State troops
~ tlic lnte wal ieniusiHs tuo .1"A 81 "a
descrtion from +. W. Haught, OF Burton,
Welzel county; granting pension to
John W. Charles, of Mcdowell county,
minor child OF the late George ".
Charles, who was killed while soldier
in the late war; for tho relief Of
Philo L. Kimberly. and Others, of
Wheeling, for services as clerks in the
Wheeling postolllce in 1861; granting a
pension TO Sarah F. Armstrong, OF Bull;
town, Braxton county, whose husband
was killed in the State militia during
the latc war; granting a pension TO
Margaret Smith, Of Woodland, Marshall
county, dependent mother Of 3. F.
Smith, late Of the Seventh West Virgin
il Infantry; granting pension to
Henry Snyder, OF Moundsville; grant:
ing pension to John D. Payne, OF
bradshaw, Mcdowell county; granting
\ pension OF $50 per month to n. N;
Hoffman, Of NJ organtown, q soldier Of
two wars, who is now perfectly helpless
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Watt n New County.

Special Dispatch to The InieIlt0eneer.
CHARLESTON, April 1l.-Nolices art
posted at prominent places in Csbir
Creek district, asking all who are willing
to contribute to fund to aid in The
formation OF new county to meet a,
East Bank at at carly date. The pro.
posed new county is to embrace all the
territory lying oil both sides OF the ka.
nawha river between tho mouth Of
Lens' Creek, in kanawha county, and
kanawha Falls, in Fayette. Itis under
stood there is strong popular sentiment
at the mines in favor OF the formation Of
the new county, but the business men
generally are said to oppose 1t.
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Tried to Blow up a ssformatory.

MlsSEAroLls, MINI, April IA
package containing three and one.half
pounds Of dynamite, several cartridges
and a 25.foot fuse was found near
the State Reformatory, at St. Cloud,
Minn., and 1t is thought some one in
tending to blow up the institution had
left it there, probably being frightened
away at a critical moment. The local
authorities are searching for the would.
be dynamiter. ,le7g
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big Rain Fall.

BLooMlSoToN, ILL.,, April 14.-A most
unusual fall Of rain yesterday raised the
streams out Of their banks and carried
away many Of the bridges on country
roads. In this city four inches OF rain
fell in less than ap hour. Hail stones
fell as largo as hickory and walnuts.
The storm south Of Bloomington seems
to have been even more severe than
hare a... I....-T
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CmcAao, April 1.-THE suit OF the
Montgomery Car Company, a foreign
corporation, against the Street Stable
Car Company, Of Chicago, Tor damages
laid at 5000, 900 for infringement 81
patents. and for an accounting, came up
in tho Federal Court this morning. The
bill was dismissed on the ground that
there was no cause for action. ',i ''lt@i
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Trapping for Squirrels to Find Skeleton

Trapping for Squirrels to Find n Skeleton.
NIAGARA FALLS, April l4.-Saturday
afternoon lad named Harey Preston
was setting squirrel traps at the base Of
10O.foot precipice on the bank of the
river, nearly opposite the English
church, on the Canadian side, when he
came across the skeleton OF a man lying
on the rocks. The flesh had entirely
left the bones, which were white and
dry. The clothing was still in a, fair
state OF preservation. The general sup.
position is that the skeleton is that Of
Robert Thompson, who resided here,
aud who has been missing for the past
three years. He was supposed to have
fallen over tho bank.
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Will Attend in n HuLy,

WASHINGTON, D. O., April l4.-When
the House adjourned meeting OF tho
Pennsylvania delegation was held in the
lobby and Representative O'Neill pre-.
sided. Representative Reilly acted as
Secretary. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted, and the delegation decided to
attend the funeral in body.
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4 Strike Happily AvertcI.

New YoRK, April l4.-What threat
ened TO be a Ion; and bitter fight be.
tween capital and labor, in the way Of a
strike Of the trades generally, has for.
tunately been averted, and to-day men
OF all trades went to work at the usual
hour. The difference between the Cen.
trail Labor Union and tho Hecla iron
works people was adjusted yesterday to
the satisfaction Of both parties and q
pronounciamento was sent forth that
the men who were called out OH Friday
and Saturday should resume work again
The non.union men employed have
been discharged.
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GREAT FALLS, N. H., April 15.-The
alleged confession Of Isaac B. Sawtelle is
universally discredited here, and it is
generally thought the story ia fabrica-
ton, and that il Sawtelle is the author
Of it, he has constructed it to explain the
evidence against him in the most favor.
able light, and to make it appear that
the murder was committed in Maine 80
that he may escape the gallows.
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West Virginia penslons.

S,tcias Disprteh 10 ne La.Qi1s'et,.
WAsu,SoroS, April li,-West Vir'
sinia pensions were granted as follows
original-George W. Culver, Fulton
Station Abraham Lee, Hazleton; John
Williams, Einswood; John Burns, VOL
Kun; John Bean, Weston. -. ;,
iucreasc-Henry A. EEskine, Winfield
Sandy Sully, Mason Gtyi Aicholat
prunty, Centre Point: -,
Orisinal-Jameq. father OF John W
Buck. Vaucamp; Mary, widow Of Delor
nay Deithrick, Beeth; Louise pelttlcht
former widow Of Louis Thomas, o
WLea]inr ~. ~ ..--..e--- L.-.s. n.
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". Z. Htftf.
Eight Hour l.gnyUe.

sr. PAUL. MlNS, April 14,-The
Minnesota eight-hour league met here
yesterday, 400 delegates. representing
every large city in the state, being pres.
ent. A motion was made for a meeting
Of representatives Of NIL labor organ.
izations OF the state, to be held the
second Sunday in May for the formation
OF q State Federation OF Labor. The
time however, was considered too short
and u substitute was adopted directing
the Executive Board TO confer with all
Central Labor organizations rs 10 the
proper date for and tho feasibility OF
such Il union. The Executive Council
OF the farmers will also be communicated
with and report will be made at
Minneapolis, May IL.
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PARls, April 14.-Further trials OF the
new electric submarine torpedo boat
Gourbel, which is named after It's inven-
tor, have been held at Cherbourg. The
boat was submerged for three.Q 0assers
OF an hour, and during that time per.
formed number OF manGuvers which
satisfactorily proved that she can be
handled with perfect ease and safety
under water, Il4la' IN. ~ -
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Isniu, Hail mud l.lcctricltr, u,

kASSAEEE, Ill.,, April 1.-THE heavi'
est rain storm eyerknown in this section
Of the State fell this afternoon. The
storm was general throughout Eastern
Illinois, and was accompanied by hal
aud brilliant electric display.
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was the day on which San Francisco and
oakland were to be destroyed by earth.
quake and tidal waves. and the cities OF
Chicago and Milwaukee were also to
suffer the same calamity. There has
been no indications OF any convulsions
OF nature hero, but the doom. .sealers," /"
as they have been termed, have evidently
held their faith In the prophesy up to
the last moment.
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WHEELING INSTALMBNT ca

! !lS0. lbs. lilo Market Street :
STORE OPEN AT NIGHT.
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The scunto Chnplaln's l'rnyor,

HWAslltNGroN, April l4.-1n the Senate
to-day the Chaplain, Rev. ]. G. Butler,
In his opening prayer, made the follow
Ing reference 10 Mr.. Randall's death:
! ,"We bless Thee for the long and use.
full life Of Thy servant, now departed,
whose departure we mourn. We bless
Thee for bis faith in Jesus Christ; Tor
his patient suffering and that his end
has been peace. We commend to Thee
those who now gather iu the dark
shadow OF the home circle. Thou Judge
Of the widow, and father Of the father.
less, comfort them in their sorrow lead
them, keep them and give them unto
Thy peace" -.
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Cl,nrlcst0n's Gain.
LII La IL LLxifla.

sVecIuF DIspuICN TO lVt IHEfIl7yeNatf.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l4.-It
is announced on good authority that
Senators Priceand Flournoy have formed
a co.partnersbip for the practice of law
in this city and will move here with
their families about June l. It is said
that the main cause for this change OF
base is the fact that keyser will soon
lose it's Importance as division ternli-
nus, the Baltimore 4 Ohio authorities
having decided to make Cumberland the
new terminus. .s-5.l.
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Buried Mt the Home Of Ills Youth.
Special Dfspdtch 10 the Inf<Hi1rnrrr. ..

RAvESswooD, W. Va, April l4.-Col.
Henry Fitzhugh, aged 60 years, q well
known New York broker, died in New
York City last Thursday morning, and
his'remains arrived here to-day and were
deposited beside those OF bis father,
mother and sisters in the little home
church yard. Colonel Fitzhugh was
raised at this place, but since tue war
had made his home in the above named
city, where he lived the life Of a single
man. Hon. Arch Quarter and brother,
Cush, came up from Louisville, KY, in
a private car with their mother, who is
asister to Mr.. Fitzhugh, to attend the
obsequies. Mr.. Arch Quarter is Vice
Prcsident Of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad. Ex-Governor Wilson and DR..
Cotton, of Charleston. are also here, bu,
came too late to attend the funeral,
which took place at l o'clock to-day.
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Dock Lnborers Strike,

LIVERPOOL, April l4.-In consequence
Of the refusal by the dock companies at
Birsenhead to accept the terns Of the
dock 'laborers' union in regard to the
hours OF labor, 5000 men employed on
the docks in that town went out on
strike to-day. ---
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European Labor Denomination

: BuDA PEsrn, April ia number Of
meetings were held by woskingmen in
this city Yesterday, at which it was dc.
cided to fall in with the action OF the
workingmen IN the other cities Of Eu-
rope and haye labor demonstration on
May !. - -
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BosroN, April II. -Orsauizers re-
ported at q meeting Of the Carpenters
District Council last night that every
trade organization in the State promises
to financially support the carpenters in
their eight and nine hour demands
The union carpenters OF the State num-
ber $500, and they are urged by theii
leaders to make every effort to secure
the concessions without q strike.
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Arrest for Violation OF Postal Laws.
SpSrfnI 1{s,1trh IA M TntfUtnsD,rr . n

opettus z7scI0te7' To Hst IHt9FFytHee1s
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April III.
Il. Ferguson, Il prominent lumber man
OF Leon, was arrested last night by
Capt. ALI W. Burnett, Of the Eureka
detectives, on charge Of having VIC.
lated the United States postal laws.
The warrant for his arrest was swornL out
by &. W. kropp. Mr.. Ferguson was
taken before Uuited States Commission
er II. 0. Middleton and WAS released on
bond Of $500 with himself ls security.
1t is not thought that there is much, il
anything, in the case.
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Travers TO tailor -"Yoa'll have to
measure mo over this time, ! guess I've
grown some lately" Tailor-"You
must DO mistaken, sir. The last time !
called on you, YOU were shorter than
ever,
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LoSpoS,. April l4.-Mr. Parnell will
make a motion in the House OF Com.
mona for the rejection by that Eody oi
the Irish land purchase bill recently in.
troluced by Mr.. Ballour.
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Not u Republican Elected.

LIsDoS, April 1.-THE elections for the
fifty elective members OF the House OF
Peers have been held and have resulted
in the return Of the Conservative aud
Progresslst candidates. Not Republi.
can was elected. Ia 7'h RI. f.,z. ~
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SAN rRAsr,sSp, April l4.-According
10 the prophesy ei Mrs. Woodworth'
George Erickson and ssvaFal other re-
vivalis,a, who created considerable e1.
element in Oakland some time ago, TINS
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An Aged Groom.

Special Dispalch to the ln:eHi1cnctr. lf
MURpny, Ono, April 14.-Reuben
Shinn, aged 90 years, Of Murphy, Ohio,
and Jane Paterson, aged So years, were
married April IL at Raven Rock, W. Va.
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PEKlS, ILL.,, Aprii 1i.-A heavy fall Of
rain accompanied by hail reached here
yesterday afternoon. The water iell in
torrents, Handing many stores and
cellara $ .7sa fsE -InI { Ed yL
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Action Of Isau.lalrs Friends,

wAsurSaros, D. G., April Ia
largely attended meeting OF the friends
OF the late Samuel ). Randall was held
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WHEELING IHsTALMEsr CO,

Iha'npc' suiss--That Is Solid Oak Chambor
su's, aa we snow IN every conceivable design.
we've more Oak Chamber Suits OF, o,if aoor
!uAn aaS TWO stores combined-we'ye In fart
.po Wv msny--ouF =. stock must be reduced, even
nousn ~ costs money 10 do it.--we VII,
therefore place on sale tlity Solid Oak chomha,
sa!ss|leyery one guaranteed, I,c,va,n~ Io.' Nv.
,i y; % inches hiRh-UIesscts. a aIiituu,ng Il He1'
%i!h ecveed Mirror on same@-%ash,a,ssuuLit asu y
price q on these VIZ ,y ysms sa, x Knft
anGed from 50, 00-More stS,i:n ny sS 20 each: 70.
VA VA. sI have never been shown in MI ,s c.,S
ins;s,,nan,- insss as you viii Tor cnsh ~
inA.1'i'euts, .1euts, our prices will be- ihe ssmn VI Oh
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CHICAGO CARrESTEitS' STRIKE.
Attempt OF Dossea to Start up with MOI
Union Non Not n Success.

Attempt OF Dossea to Start up with Non
7 Union Non Not n Success.
CnIcAao, Aprill4.-According TO pro.
grammc the Master Carpenters belong.
Ing To the Association made an attempt
10 start up work TO fnish the contracts
on hand with non.union men. The
movement was not general, as the mum.
Der OF nou.union men on hand was no,
very large. 1t Is declared that II the
Master Carpenters persist in putting
non.union carpenters at work a general
strike OF bricklayers and niasons viii be
ordered. - 1850
The following telegram was received
at headquarters this morning:
riBD New York, April Il.
". =. Htess.
Convey To the carpenters congratula.
tions upon the noble stand which they
have made. The American Federation
OF Labor sends greeting and will aid in
the struggle. Hold The banner OF eight
hours aloft.
(Signed) SAMUEL GoMrERs,
President American Federation OF Labor.
Both the bticklaye,s' and tho masons
unions have signitled their intention OF
supporting the carpenters, and they will
refuse to work upon buildings where
nou.union men are employed. All the
other unionsof the building trade are
expected 10 follow this example 30 that
building operations in Chicago will be
very limited until the strike is settled.
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T IHE g
WHEELING INSTALMENT s
GREAT
MATING N A. ! ING SALE +!
1876 to LAO Market st.
n36 to LAO Market st,

Don't spend dollar till you visit our stores
today-u we can't give you three times
Its value, don't spend It hcrc.-To.day
has come. md m unparalleled day It will he at
our estab'!shmeas-we have prepared for IT.
VIII be the first day or our Great Mating Sale,
we open the week by exceptional, unheard of
ohefings In Floor MattIngs-wc couldn't offer
any more desirable or sensonab!c poods.-The
stock we oher comprises grand assorineut OF
Fresh. Stylish and Substantial Mating. uhIs
yesr f importa'i9ns) In unique patterns. beauti.
voneh will cost you not a cent lcss linn Ofiv
GEMS pcr ya!d e:iewhere--Thcy sell here rcvi.
larry at that prlce-MAttIngS, Remember. that
measure seamle!s every i've yards. 4 most dc.
IoosWe .eW%!Sie, c'as" !at you cannot afford to over.
w;taIa Win tnis stofe at price no low as 10 maln
ouTyiimS Ty,iS treslstible-A price literally COM
neilinE you to bmy---thai is ii You need mat.
unss' raucy OF white. ut lec per yard.
WHEELING 1NsTALMHET CO,
Nota cent less than Is cents will Inv n r,rd NJ
these goods----Fiftecn cents a yard wifi Inv
every yard within the four walls Of our hui,d,n,,
They cost more than double what we ask
You can't aveid coming here II. you wau. for
hiteeh cents % cents worilr-Fttceu ccuts Will
DO here to-day what 1t regularly takes aHy
cents TO do--s3 75 will buy during this sale. a5
yards ol Mating that will cost you regularly
si2 o--bon't io,c sight OF these facts aud
tgusts-wc make bold asscrtions-wc tnow
their nature and arc ready to stand by them
Whatwe say' we say truthtully and can sub,tau-
,sie tMhen We t state Lat you can't buy these
ne.a ,, ~ anu can prove It, too--nc challcuge
Any aeaIer TO produce these good. for three iiuss
the money We ask-It you don't wan't'smv wHs
"a Mni'Enss come here anyhow lust to see now We
cariyBs alert for such bargains as W.. a.1,n hnv'
you never beheld. 'N'"'-A - we na'e
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WHEELING 1NsTALMrsr RI

We have iu store for you the s,,rnrso ., ,,o
sclson-aattings arc not the only goods vo,,,
sell cheap here this weck-spr!ug mattresses
woven wltc sprinss-.-Will azurc hero dr.
Ing the week at prices tIdlculously low--rbcs,
arc household necessity. aud our prices vii,
put them within the reach OF all-,i yon hayo
not already Spring Mattress there's M cx.
c"se lor being longer without one-BspInnin,
today and Tor this week only, we'll n,,t
spring Mattresses on your beds for 80 each W
We have them In all sizes, guaranteed 10 NJ INV
S You au sas '0d deor 20 taS at Two dollars and hal
afforded BY these .prngshe prcs Sp eomgss 1na
Shcse in town 'h,ra ior ,be ,ss than ySn q any:
third less than you have pa if,nsi ms ,o,o ~. "e'
Sea Sefe after tG'Ed 1hs Icy shan you'll pay eves.
regularly a, y48j--our hrcor r.,hgs r., we o1er sell
WI, DC US uoled-s2 % eaehSFoI Iesn naval cihty "
comfort economy aud durability our spf,pS bSs al
O.
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Alliance Rallies.

Mr.. Donnelly and the editor were in
Winona and Olmsted counties last
week, and held meetings at Saratoga
town hall, and at the Opera House,
Rochester. Both days were rainy,
and the roads were in ''tuff'' condi-
ton. At Saratoga probably Is
farmers we're present, and an alliance
was organized with 20 charter men,
bers.
At Rochester probably 5OOfarmers
were present, notwithstanding that
at II o'clock the rain poured in tor
rents. DR.. Mayo took a great inter-
est in the success OF the meeting, Mr..
Donnelly being his J. guest. Mr..
Charles Joslyn and family made it
pleasant for the editor.