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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-25

S2.ssGl Dtspateh TO tie lrtelIaener.
WASHINGTON, April 24-West Vir-
ginia pensions were granted to-day as
follows:
oigiual-Gregory McMellin, Piner
Dunlap, Calvin II. Thomas, William
II. Lane, Frederick Arm, William Burch.
A6ld, Gilmore O. Fletcher, Simon 9.
West, Martin v. Smith, Benjamin F.
Wells, Lawrence May, Christopher Am.
brose, George Martin, Peter BlGnkensop,
it,, Auguatus r. Hall, Thomas L. JoneF,
George W. Brown, Josiah Horner, Snt.
ton NJ. Strickland, Charles Wright, Ieaac
J. Blaney, George +. Hoffman, Alien
Clatk. Christian j. Taylor, Chapman w.
Herndep, Henry HeSs, William d
White, Joseph Il. Lambert, William A.
Miller, William M. Finch, William II.
Davis, lawson Z. Pierce, Hiram Harri'
man.
Increass-Joel johnson, Joseph Hag.
ley, Martin v. Brownlee, Isaac A. Lewis,
George W. Rove.
Reissue aud Ilcrease-Edward Whit.
latou. '>
original-Marsaret, widow Of Aquilla
Osborne.
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Tic EIEht Hour movement In France.

PARIS, April 24.-The May Day Com
mittOe of the workingmen Of this city
has passed resolution demanding that
eight hours be made legal days work
throughout France. seventy-tiye thou.
sand copies Of the manifesto are being
distributed in circles where it is ex-
pected they will do the most good to the
cause OF the workingmen.
At ali the preliminary meetings which
have been held by those who intend to
take part in the May Day celebration,
the Socialists and others Of that ilk have
caused scenes OF stormy discord, which
has developed the fact tha: bad feeling
and want OF harmony exists among the
various sections OF the workinRmen's
party. The municipal authorities Of
this city have shirked responsibility for
the outcome Of present complications.
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One digorderly and two drunKs were
the only cases in Police Court yesterday
morning. Sam Dimond, the dlsorderly,
was fined S. and costs for making trouble
for himself and others on North Main
street. An old covey who gave his name
as Thomas Kelley, wandered into the
cell room at the Public Building Thurs.
day night and went 10 bed. Iu the
morning Uncle Barney wanted him to
clean out the cells, which Kelley re.
fused to do. RClley made fuss about
1t, and was taken into court. While
one Of the witnesses was giving his testi.
mony, Kelley called him foul name
and the Mayor lned him $50 and costs
and sent him to the hill for ninety days,
The other drunk was fined 81 and costs.
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THE NILES SENSATION.
The Children Almost UnreeoEntzable-w VIII
WiiEsrmod PeAched.

The Children Almost UnreeoEnlzable-w Why
WiIgsrmod PeAohed.
Special Dispatch 10 The LRteuiOene1.
spRIxaplELp, O., April 24.-Msdame
Niles, the mother OF the two little tots
who were cruelty and villainously kid.
mapped three weeks sgo, arrived home
this evening from Howell, Mich, where
the children were found, accompanied
by John I. Norris, who piped the case.
The meeting between mother and sons
was very etTecting. Both children were
scarcely recognizable from the disguise
perpetrated on them by tho kidnapperg
In the way Of dyeing and cutting of
their hair. Frank Wilgermod, alias Lc-
Grange, is the man who gave the officers
the tip. He is the relative Of the Out.
lers, who first took the children, and
then soured on them because they
urged his wife to get a divorce, and sold
his information and relatives for $50.
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~EHE STILL ALARM"


A Famous Play Mt the Opera House,
Large Audience Ebjoysit Hugely.
The most uproarious audience seen in
the Opera House for a long time gather.
ed there last night TO see tho tirst per.
formance here Of "The Still Alarm" II
was very mixed audience, and study
of 1t would go far to explain the hold the
piece has on the general public. It'll
not necessary at this late day TO speak Of
the play in detail. II Is mainly notable
for the fire engine scene, and for the
finely trained horses and dog. The act.
ing Is good enough, that OF Mr.. Lacy,
Mrs. Lacy and one or two others more
than that.
The plot is interesting and well worked
ont, and from beginning to end 1t Is full
ofthrilling scenes and enjoyable comedy.
The beautiful horses and their good be.
havior, the intelligence Of the grey.
hound, the very artistic scenery, are
enough to make very dull performance
in other respects very attractive, but in
this play there is not q dull minute. An
unusually fine quartette rendered some
pretty music. The representation OF an
engine house is worth seeing II there
were no other attraction in the perfor-
nance. The drama will be given again
at the matinee this afternoon and for the
last time tonight.
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Lnborern Rs,trninsd In I,al1.

RoMR, April 24-The Government
has decided to allow orderly meetings
on May day for the workinguen in this
city and elsewhere in Italy. The Gov.
ernment, however, hes issued instruG:
tions vigorously prohibiting the work.
ingmen from marching in procession and
has appappced that il seditious speeches
are made at any Of The meetings the lat
ter will be promptly suppressed by the
Dnlira.
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unrid,. rn,r aLriLe Rndad.

CaIcAco, April 24.-The strike at
Jackson Park is over for the present
and all the men needed are ct work.
At the meeting last night the handful
Of men who attended were notified that
their effort 10 secure higher pay and
shorter hours Of labor was failure, and
they we're sdyissd TO abandon the strike
for the present, iorm IN organization
and make another attempt at0rtnight o.
a month hence.
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r,aoratlon Of Railway EmployeS.

sr. LOUIS, April "a There will be an
important meeting Of railway employees
in this city Sunday, including rspressn'
tatives the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, Brotherhood OF Railway
Conductors, Ordsr Of Railway 0ondpc'
tors, Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and Railway Trainmen and Switch
men's Mutual Aid Association. Dele
yates will be here fsom all over the
country. The object OF the meeting ID
to form National federation.
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A TRRRIlLR OUTRAGE
The FiendiSh Decd Perpetratsd By Two
nAaIted Men,

The FiendiSh Decd Perpetratsd By Two
kaSlted Men.
CoKEylLLE, Tenn, April 24.-Last
Wednesday night two masked men Wis,
tied the house of'a widow named Lydia
Hudson, living near the 0yerton county
line, who resides alone, except her two
daughters, Azsline, aged 2l, and Emily,
aged 80. The brutes beat and bruised
the women horribly, shooting Azaline
in the head, inaicting a wound along the
scalp three inches long and furroWing
out the skull. The outlaws then out
ragged all three Of the women, remaining
till daylight. They are known, and The
sheriff is after them. Mrs. Hudson and
her daughters are respectable, poor,
bard-working women. Captains Walton,
Smith and Morgan and Davis have been
employed with posse to search the ad.
joining country for the men.
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na1rnne oRsnaera Arreated.

Special Dispatch 70 At LGts9tgssotr
PARxERsBuRo, W. Va, April a.
Deputy United States Marshal G. 4.
stalnaker brought in from Btaxton
county to-day Dennis Mccullough and
D. s. Uobsrly for violating the Internal
Revenue laws. They we're taken before
the United States Commissioner Tavener
and gave bond Tor their appearance OF
The next term Of the United States
Court. Last night Stalnakef brought
in William E. Hill, OF Ritchie county,
on A similar charge He also gave bond.
The three men were arrested on CapiaseE.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Detroit street car strike will be
arbitrated.
Floods with slight loss Of life are re.
ported from New Brunswick.
The Tobin murder case at Oil City,
Pa., is as much mystery as ever.
Adjutant General Mrolelland, OF Penn.
Bylyania, thinks the coke strike ls near
ing the end. @
George Wharton Ritchie, the default
ing bank clerk from PhilRdelPhia, who
stole $75,oC0, has been arrested In Ha.
yana.
Ills reported that $50 soldiers broke
open the Jail at Walls Walls, Washing.
ton, and shot to death A. ]. Hunt, who
shot Private Miller Wednesday night.
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Helmuth Carl Bernhard Won Moltke
was born in Mecklenburg, in 1900. He
became Major General in 1855, and
Lieutenant General in 1859. he was
chief OF the royal staff and planned the
campaign which resulted In the
victory at sadowa in 1896. In the
Franco -Prussian war in 1870, he
directed in person the operations Of the
German armies, which under the nomi-
nal command OF William l, gained the
series Of great and memorable victories
which made the German army illustri-
ous. He was in active service till his
death, and was regarded as one Of the
greatest military Reniuses OF the present
earknrY.
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TWElYg villages BURNED
ny the British Troops-Ths MaDipuris
Completely coWsd.

Completely oowsd.
sIxIA, April 24-Information has
reached here that the British columns
advancing on Manipur under Generals
Lockhart and Turner to-day reached a
large native settlement in the Bhagn
valley. The British force halted when
within sight Of the settlement and sent
scouts forward TO inform the Manipuria
that the British generals were waiting
proposals from the insurgent tribes,
The rebels, however, refused to answer
this peaceable suggestion, and conse-
quently the Brltish to-day were ordered
to advance. The British columns pushed
forward and burned twelve villages
which had been occupied by the rebels,
The latter retreated tothe hills. The
British force then shelled the forts,
killing and wounding large numbers Of
the enemy. The latter is now believed
to hsye been completely cowed.
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-Ths Bureau
Of the American Republics is in receipt
Of information from Jamaica to the
effect that the Canadian commissioners
to the exposition there are making en-.
traordinary efforts to extend the sale Of
Canadian breadstuffs and manufactures
in that islands The Canadian millers
are trying to introduce their aours by
giving away samples OF the flour and
bread baked from the same at the build
ing OF the exposition.
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PANAMA, April 24.-Reports from Peru
tell Of disastrous rain storms and foods.
Between Nsrch l and %, eleven rain
storms swept over Lambayeque, whence
correspondent writes; The river Of
the same name in this town increased
TO enormous proportions and flooded
the country all round for nearly thirty
miles. In q number Of villages many
houses have fallen down. The crops
around this section have all been de-
stroyed. All the large plantations in
the Ohimbote valley, in which some oi
the finest cano fields in the world were
70 be seen. have suffered heavily.
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A Chnnrn fnr ihA Nneiaix.

There is a great field Of labor In this
city for the Humane Society. There IL
not, probably, q city in the United States
the size Of Wheeling where 60 many
crippled and unEightly horses are driven
on the streets, or where there is as much
cruelty practiced openly by drivers. 1t
isunderstood that the society has an ex-
istence In this city, but it seems to be
entirely imperative,
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MerIt wins.

We desire to say 10 our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings NeY Life Pills, Bpcklen's AFp;ca
Salye and Electric Bltters,. aud have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, II satisiac-
cory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. l
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ninVpiiicent Yocht.

PHIlApElPnlA, April 94.-The steam
yacht Corsair, built for ]. Pierrepont
Morgan, Of New York, has been launch.
ed here. The Corsair when finished
will be one Of the largest steam yachts
in this country, being about the size Of
Mr.. Gould's yacht, the ATLANTA. The
0orsair Is built Of iron, is 2S7 feet over
all, ~ feet beam and Is feet draught.
The yacht will be schooner.rigged, and
is furnished with triple expansion en-.
gines, which are expected to develop
1900 horse power, giving the vessel
speed Of 1B knots an hour.
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1n.tantl, Klllstl IN a MrseE.

PlTTsgpRsu, Pa, April 2S-By the
collision Of freight tsains ct Rock Point,
Pa, on the Pittsburgh 4 Lake ghe
Railroad, at 1880 O'Clock this morning,
two Etaliap lAborers were killed and
three others injured. The names Of the
killed and injured could not be OBJ
tanned. All through trains on the road
were delayed iromtRo to four hours BY
tho accident
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seeeIol Dl.paleA % a. Inl.IIlssaoer.

Special Dtpateh to ths EaielipsaeT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April q The
Governor to-day appointed @. F. Moore,
of PocahOnsasIcounty, as the agent to
represent the State In the Southern
Interstate Exposition OF Raleigh, N. o
The appointments to the WorId's.Fa
Board may be expected in day or two.
Who they will be is not yet definitely
settled, but Kanawha will probably be
represented by Bob Carr.
A. W. Woodiord, OF Weston, appoint.
ed by the GOvGrnor aH a member OF the
State BoSId Of Agriculture, to-day tele.
graphed bis declinatlon.
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BouRsos, ISpp April 94.-Fred Bes-
ser, a farmer near here, exploded a dy-
Mantle cartridge this morning ruder a
gtnmp while he was standing not iaF
away With basket Of dynamite cart.
-idVes ON his arm. The cartridges in
the Sssket were also exploded and the
man mai was iastantly killed, being torn to
pieces. His dog came 70 the scene aud
detied approach TO the remains. He
was shot before the remains could be
oaLhnFAd
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Ann,hand,a snd nrl.insc,

MIppLErowN, N. Y, April St.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Moore, a well known
and esteemed couple OF Windsor, had a
little girl born to them on Tuesday. The
mother was making good progress, when,
on Thursday, her husband gave her q
teaspoonful Of cafbolic acid, suppcsing
that 1t was medicine which she had been
taking. The terrible mistake caused the
death Of the young wife after great sut'
ferinn.
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To the Editor:-plsaae in!-Em your
readers that ! have a positive remedy for
consumption. By lis timely pte thou.
sands Of hopeless cases have bsen per-
mSneptiy cured. ] shall be glad 70 send
two bottles Of my remedy yREg to any Of
your readers who have consumption II
they will send me their Express and P.
d. address. Respectfully, T. A. sLocull,
n. O., lsl Pearl street, NIX.
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PORTSMOUTH, Eng, April "a -Four Of
the srtillsrymen Of the battery, which
on Monday last mptinied in order to
call attention to the grievances which
the men claimed to be suffering, have
been tried by court martial, and have
each been sentenced 10 two years i'm.
nriannfnank
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Mr.. Henry Miller, the popular Elev'
enth street barber, was morrled Thurs
day evening to Miss Mary 0'Rnen
daughter Of DR.. William 0'Briep. Rev,
@. N. Afford performed the ceremony,
The attendants were Mics Rose Miller,
sister Of the groom, and Mr.. William
Becker. After the ceremony a sumptu
Gus supper was served at the home o.
the brides parents.
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oooo,.t ttnastr,Eo,

BERLIN, April 94-The Socialist jour
nal poarwaic. in i!s issue to-day. ex.
presseS4taelI as being opposed to tue
workingmen Of Germany engaging in o
general strike under the existing con-
dition OF things. The POrrdets says
strike would bring misery TO the work
men and destroy their organization.
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w,ll Eatertalp m, Coiloeo BOYS.

After the concert at the Opera House
Friday evening the Washington and
Jefferson College boys Mandolin and
Guitar Club will be entertained by Mrs.
A. ]. Sweeney and her daughter, Miss
Sara. Killmyer will furnish music, and
preparations have been made 70 make
the entertainment an extremely enjoy
ahle one.
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A sKNsArIoNAI REPORT.

Information was given to the police
department of Pittsburgh tonight by a
man named Tinnons, OF Braddock, Of a
plan to blow up @. Frick, the coke
king with dynamite. The plot was
concocted by Huns. The Huns
are very ignorant, and will certainly fall
into police clutches hero in their errand
TO kill the man they blame for the recent
shooting.
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chance or skill, the cut was made 80 as
TO effect the object aimed atby the Lon.
don Jack the Ripper, namely, the re.
movAl OF the uterus.
"The incision was begun near the
termination OF the backbone and carried
from below upward in an oblique direc.
ton TO point half way up on the right
side Of the abdomen. Then, apparently
the knife was carried around the per-
inaeum, butcher fashion, and the uterus,
rectum and bladder, pulled out to-
0aEhaFu
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Wnnnd,dLn a puel.

PARls, April 2i-Gen. De Nesrior,
commander of the Seventh Army Corpp,
stationed in the neighborhood Of Bel,
fort, wss to-day woundedin the chest In
a duel which he fought with CASTOR
IeGraud, The latter was wounded In
the law. The dispute which brought
about the duol originated at the The
Rtre Franchise.
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AIa.ked Robber. IL alononEalLa County.

CIARxsBuRa, W. VA, April PA
band Of masked robbers entered the
house Of an aged couple named Sutton,
at Cassville, Monongalia county, about
midnight, and placing revolvers at their
heads robbed them Of 81, 800. A portion
Of the mob then guarded Sutton while
the others got outthe table and lunched.
Both Sutton and vile are over 10 years
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wAILA wAIIA, WASH, April "a
Great excitement was caused among
soldiers here on account Of the shooting
Of Private E. Miller Wednesday night
by A. ]. Hunt, a gambler. Miller is
rapidly growing worse and is not ex-
pected TO live. A heavy guard is on
duty at the jail, as it Is steared the SOL
diera will attempt 70 lynch Hunt.
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That the Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes would
be popular this seaaon, Is JUST RIGHT,
and this early the sale warrants the as.
sertion. We are showing the best shoe
Of the kind in the city, and the people
appreciate them. Dongola Foxed, Flex.
ible Sole, all.Wool Black Cloth Top,
Plain or Patent Leather Tipped, for S2 90,
j. II. LOCKE 4 Co.
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MONTICELLO. lSp, April 24,-Muttiu
L, Ferrick, a trusted employe OF the
Pan Hsndle railroad as this place, shot
and probably fatally wounded Jef Ban.
nell and then put o bullet through bis
own heart, dying instantly. The men
had had come words over high license
and low license town election contest.
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pR. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any other
remedy, because it combines the lung
healing quality Of the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold by all
dealers on q guarantee Of satiSfaction.
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LEADvIIE, Col, April s4.-Yes.
terday morning, while several men
were working in the Buena
Vista tunnel, 1,100 feet from the
entrance, mass Of rock weighing sever.
al hundred tons fell from the roof, in'
stantly killing John Carbon and severely
ipfuring Eve others,
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Noted Thisf Arrested,

TORONTO, April 24.-DetectiXes last
night arrested man whom they believe
TO be one Of the most notorious thieves
Of the United Stated. He is wanted in
Buffalo, Rochester and other American
cities. He is known as John Nearriens,
alias John Miller, alias Kruptz. There
are numerous charges Of theft against
him
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ssoIprooIly With saa Domingo.

wAsulSGToS, April24.-ssnor Manuel
DsI. Calvin, formerly Minister to Wash
ington from San Domingo, has returned
to this civ In the capacity Of commits
sioner, to endeavor to negotiate rect.
procity agreement between San Dom
inGo and the United States under the
laws Of the Mckinley act,
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There hus been considerable COM
plant from residents along MCUolloch
street Of prostitutes and other disrepu-
table people who have made q race
course Of that street since the pleasant
weather began. Their practice 10 70
drive out the pike in the afternoon and
come to town towards evening drunk
and bowling.
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Official notice has been received Of the
appointment OF George LooB as a United
States gsuger, and Rs soon as his bond is
received and approved he will be as
signed TO duty at the rectitytng housee
in Wheeling.