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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
THE oHARLEsToN's MOVEMENTS.
Rumors Regarding Her Intentlons-only
Captain Rcmey Knows.

Rumors Regarding Her Intentlons-only
Captain Remey Knows.
ACAPULCO, May 1S.-Ever since her
arrival the Charleston has been on the
jump to coal up, and tonight with a
ten days coal supply she will leave to
continue the chase for the Itata.
The Esmeralda still lies near the har-
bor entrance, but has not yet been
coaled. Her officers are kept informed
by telegraph OF what is going on in
the United States, At present the Es-
meralda could be Of little service to the
Itata, as both are certainly out OF coal.
The officers Of the Esmeralda are talking
freely, evidently in the hopes ofdeceiying
the officers of the Charleston. They
say the Itata has already transferred the
arms to the Esmeralda, and another
story is that the Itata met coal vessel
at sea and is now on her way southwark
with full bunkers. The officers forget
that in open sea such cargo could not
be transferred in week.
As the Itata must turn up eventually
at Iquique, it is evidently the intention
of the Charleston to steam for that port,
though all depends on Captain Remey,
who refuses to say a word as to his
nlans.
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bring about the formal Inauguration OF
q third party, and are asking, "What
else are we here for?'
LATE ARRlyAis.

Senator PETER and Ex-Governor st,
John arrived tonight. Senator PeGel
said they should act prudently, but
there will surely be third party in
1892. The third party feeling seems to
be growing, and ii the majority decide
against it the minority will withdraw
and declare in favor OF it.
II. NJ. Humphreys, OF Texas, organ.
izer Of the colored alliance, Claims a
membership for that organization Of
100000 in thirty-two States. There
being no regular programme for to,
night the delegates have occupied the
time in holding informal conferences
exchanging views, etc. Every effort
will be made to have the convention
harmonious.
As goes Kansas SO goes the conven.
ton, has been a popular expression
here, and the representatives OF the
grasshopper state decided tonight tC
support the third party organization
through thick and thin. There was ar
exciting caucus, but the measure finally
went through without one dissenting
voice. This move will go to make the
further proceedings decidedly interest
ing.
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Special DilpdIch 10 IA InldElgel'orr.
wAsHrxGrox, D. c., May 1s.-West
Virginia pensions: original-samuel
Baker, Piier Herring, John Doyle,
Charles Keller; James Marple, X.
Harveysayre, Andrew j. Blankenship,
James W. McAill, Thomas W. Shaw,
Jacob l.. Roseberry, Adam Schmidt,
Joseph i. Snyder, Robert Doak, Julius
G. England, Henry b. Smith, Michael
Elswick, Harmon Keener, w, ]. Bick-
lew, Mary s., widow OF William D, Hall.
Acknowledgment D. Barr, Phillip
Shatto, Crane Stevens, Joseph Grim,
John w. Reeland, Alfred Sisler. In
crease-Ashman Carpenter Reissue
Thomas j. Waller Reissue and in
crease-Ephraim w. Rae.
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GOING 1T STRONG.


Thirty Thousand Alliance Lecturers OIny
BE Placed in the Field.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May ls.-Hundreds OF
granger delegates arrived this morning
en- route to the Cincinnati third party
convention. Prominent among the
Kansas delegates was Hon. Charles
Cunningham, candidate for Vice presi-
nent of the United States on the Union
Liberty ticket in 1855. He said a third
party is certain, and strong one at
that. lie also said the great issues OF
the convention will be land, transpor-
tation and money, with labor and taxa
tion as weighty side issues. He also
stated that $4,000 lecturers from the al.
lance party would probably be placed
in the field.
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Cycwykrr, O., May lS.-The 400 dele
.,.,. IN attendance upon the National
r.aicreprc beginning tomorrow were
r.niorsri this morning by the arrival
,i,e,.r,r loads from the west, There
a., now 500 people in the city, repre-
..r,,, twp.llIirds Oi the States OF the
Union. Many prominent men are ar
,,,.rt Off every train, and Powderly and
sagrof PETER will arrive this evening.
TIrr, will be breeze dter the dele
,,.ap from Minnesota, headed by
fma,ms pounclly. seyerd opposed to
him will andcayor to secure recognition,
brt DonacIly says they are acting under
crl.rs from the wheat ring in Min
l.s0,G. mr. =
r.,6rn iAc ihird party movement, and
HI. nprnIy stated by Captain Power
'n5 n;Aors !. would be better for Scna-
,U-Iclrr to listen to the voice OF the
g.gpIr than to try to dictate to such a
Tbi. a..Grnoon was devoted chiefly to
co7,.yeu.p, oi the various delegations,
tfy haing ior most part harmonious
ipfbcdrlibcrations. In There was q large
attendance at Dexter Hall and Congress
mm.cIl.i Glds was chosen to preside.
sfrr some discussion the basis OF rep
r.cntafion Was made at two for each
urEluI2tGlUn.
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION
4 Problem Which is Bothering the secre
tnry of tho Treasury.

A Problem Which is Bothering the secre'
tary of tho Treasury.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-An interesting
question has arisen at the Treasury De-
partment in connection with the pres
cnt silver law, which authorized the
Secretary OF the Treasury to purchase
100000 ounces Of silver each month,
and to issue treasury notes thereon.
The treasury notes thus far issued on
the bullion is under the act an aggre.
gate of 'S43,553,O0O. The department
coins two million standard silver dollars
and the law says that any gain or
seignorage arising from such coinage
shall be accounted for and paid into the
Treasury. Under this law the govern
ment has already gained by seignorage
$685. 900. The question that now con-
fronts the Secretary is whether or not
he can under any circumstances issue
silver certificates against this amount.
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THE DILLON DISAPPEARANCE.
a Belief That He is AIlvo-How Ho Lost
His Money.

his money
Special Dispateh 10 the Fnteiigmor.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, May 1s.-some
additional particulars were learned to-
day in regard to the still mysterious
disappearance of shoe drummer W. F.
Dillon, an account of which appeared
in the INTELLlGExcER last week. The
theory Of Chief Of Police Mehen that
Dillon is still alive but in hiding some
where, and being behind with his
house, will remain in retirement until
he can square up his deficiency,
may be, and is probably cor
rect; but the Chiefs sIpposition that
Dillon was strapped when he came
here the last time and did not lose any
money here is not correct. 1t is known
positively that the unfortunate drum
mer did lose an amount OF money at a
gambling resort in this city, two nights
before his disappearance. During the
progress Of the game he backed quite a
sum on three Queens which his oppon-
ent pulled in on four jacks. When Dill
lon saw he was beaten he staked another
sum Of money on his ability to whip any
man in the room, accusing some OF the
players of cheating A fight ensued in
which Dillon was worsted, being
Aoored, with lick over the head
from a chair in the hands Of one OF the
gamblers. He afterwards contided to
one Of the men that he was behind with
his Wheeling house, that he had rich
father-in-law in Oregon, to whom he
was going for assistance, and that he in,
tended us soon as he got this financial
aid to square up with his employers,
straighten up and attend honestly and
strictly to business hereafter.
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1t Was Ell.s' Dny.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1s.-To-day is
Elks' day, and the big parade took place
this afternoon. Tonight the ball took
place at the Auditorium and 5000 peo-
pie were present. At noon to-day ad,
dresses OF welcome to the Elks were de
livered by Governor Buckner and Mayor
Tyler.
The social session opened with 0n ad
dress by District Attorney Frank Par.
sons on the plan to found awidows ant
orphans home. This was followed b,
a grand ball. Among the cities repre-,
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"SHEENY AL IDENTITY
The Hero of the Philosophers Stone
swindle Identified.
A SCRAP OF HISTORY RECALLED
BY His Arrest in Europe for working
u Familiar but Very Ingenious
Game---How He Got 500, 600 in Bal
timore Three Years Ago without
Trouble.

BALTIMORE, MD., May 1s.-Edward
Pinter, alias "sheeny AL" who was ar
rested in London for attempting to
swindle a jeweler by means OF the
s&philOsophers stone" claiming to IN
crease the bulk of gold, is supposed to
be the same man who swindled 1--WE
well-to.do merchants out OF 100000 in
this city. This scheme was worked
about three years ago.
Three years ago man giving his
name as Gephart came to this city and
after engaging rooms called on promi-
nent real estate dealer and Confded to
him the secret, that he could increase
the bulk of gold. The real estater gave
him gold dollar, and went with him to
Gephart's rooms, where he had cruel.
Bile. Thegood dollar wasputinthe vessel
with some white powder, and the two
took turns blowing through a pipe until
the gold was melted. 1t was then
allowed to cool and showed a greater
bulk. The real estate man, whose name
turned out to be Brigham, sent the gold
to the Treasury chemist, who returned
it with the statement that it was pure
and worth about three dollars. The ex-
pertinent was tried between Gephart
and Brigham with larger sums, and each
time tho gold came out of the crucible
increased three fold.
A stock company was formed, a fur
mace fitted up and one OF the members
of the gold increasing company put up
about $4,000 in gold and another about
$4,000. In the presence of the whole
party Gephart apparently put all this
gold into u vat and into the fire. Gep-
hart then locked the place and said the
vat must not be opened for three weeks.
Soon after he disappeared an examina-
ton showed the gold had also gone,
having nothing but scrap iron.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, May lS.-Mrs. A.
A. Center, OF Potsdam, N. Y, who has
been visiting here Gays bridge on the
Atchison road at Albuquerque fell last
Friday, carrying a passenger train with
it two hours in advance OF the train by
which she was travelling. 1t was re-
ported that twelve or fourteen people
were killed. No telegraphic report OF
such wreck has been received,
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EnrlL.h.Germnn lllIIance Ut chIle.

SAN FRANcEsco, May 1s.-A copy Of
the Chilean Times received here an
nounccs that by special agreement with
Germany, Great Britain is taking care
OF German interests in Chile un-
iii the arrival OF three German
war ships which are now en- route. The
English and German merchantmen were
loaded with coal and the rebel feet
towed them out to sea and forced an ex-
travagant price on the captain in each
for coal. The English war ship Sprite
forced an apology from the Blance just
before she was sunk by the Chilean
government.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1s.-Thc
Inter State Commerce Commission to-
day, in an opinion by Chairman Cooley,
announced its decision of the case of
Beaver & Co., Manufacturers Of Soap at
Dayton, o., against the Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati & St. Louis Railway Company
and sixteen other railroad companies,
in favor of the complainant.
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-M. Corte, Ital-
ian Consul at New Orleans, has arrived
here. but declines to talk. He will see
the Marquis Imperiali during the day
The Department OF State has not yet
received request from Governor Mich
OILS to recall Consul Corte, but there is
little likelihood he will ever again rep
resent his country in the United States.
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THE NEWS CoNFIRNrED.
The Charleston is in Pursuit of tho Itnta,
Which Inns Two Days Stnrt,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May lS.-Just be-
fore 5 o'clock this afternoon the Navy
Department received confirmation
of the press dispatch to the
effect that the Charleston sailed
southwark from Acapulco last even
ing, leaving the Esmeralda in port.
There was no word OF the Itata. The
presumption is that the Charleston's
commander was satisfied that the ltato
had passed Acapulco either before he
arrived there or while he lay in port,
and that he has resumed the long chase.
1t is estimated that the Itata has been
steaming along at about seven
knots, and as she was ten days
out last Friday night she should at that
time have been of Acapulco, where 1t
is reported from that place she met the
EsmeraIda. AS she is a much smaller
vessel than the Esmeralda and burns
very much less coal, it is regarded as
within the probabilities that the latter
vessel might have supplied her with
this necessary article, which would ac'
count for the strait the war ship is now
in, respecting further supply OF coal
II it be true that the Itata was off Aca-
pulco Friday night she had two full days
start of the Charleston when the latter
started again in pursuit last night,
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srRIKERs WEAKENING.
Cbano es that They will Vote to Go to
Work To-day Very Strong.

Work To-day Very Strong.
scoTfDALE, Pa, May 1S.-Opcrators
are making a most determined effort to
force the men at the miners convention
tomorrow to vote to abandon the
strike, while labor leaders on the other
hand have been among the men and
say they are practically unanimous in
their desire to continue out. The
Frick and Mcclure companies started
the Redstone, Youngstown, Hawk
eye and Olpant plants with q few new
men and say they will start five other
plants this week. Men are coming into
the region in carloads, and it is doubt
ful if the, strikers can stand the pressure
much longer. They are suffering for the
necessities OF life, and hundreds have no
roof to call their own. Altogether, if
the men do not vote to go back to-mor.
row, it will be because over persuaded
by tho leaders, or because independent
operators or some powerful labor organ
ization pledges the greatly needed fnan-
cial support,
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THE POPE oN 1ABoR.
The EnCyclicaI Letter Published Last Week
Given to tho Priests,

The Encyclical Letter Published Last Week
Given to the Priests.
ROME, May 1s.-The long expected en-
cyclical of the Pope upon social questions
which previous reports said would be
made public on Whit Sunday has been
distributed among all the cardinals OF
the Roman Catholic church. Thesynop-
sis recently published presented
the main points OF this important
paper. The encyclical is en-
titled "De Conditionc opifcuri"
AS heretofore stated it is divided into
three parts, the first part being an his
toricaG review OF the attitude OF the
church in the past toward workers; the
second part setting forth the social and
labor questions OF the day, the promi-
nence they have assumed and necessity
OF the churches dealing with them, and
the third part laying down the policy
which the church adopts of these ques.
tions,
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MASON Cry, IA, May 1S.-Advices re-
ceived from several localities in the
State where miners have been on strike
are to the effect operators are about to
resume work, and the usual output OF
coal may be expected before the week is
out.
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BaItImore.CIncInnnti.

BALTIMORE, May ls.-Cincinnati won
to-day's game in the third and fourth
innings on fortunate punching Of hits.
Score: Baltimore, 5; Cincinnati, 6. En-
rors, 5 and2. Hits, each. Pitchers,
Cunningham and Mains. Earned runs,
! each. Umpire, Mathews.
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The Star Building Association will is
sue a new series of stock dating from
May %, 1891. Stock may be had upon
application at Underwriters Insurance
Office, corner Main and Twelve streets.
Office hours 6:15 to S:l5 every Saturday
evening, or any Of the following named
directors. II. P, McGregor Charles Lu-
keRs, Charles Copp, L. G. Schoen, Charles
Reed, ]. G. Tomlinsop, George Loos, DR..
George ]. Caddle, A. ?. 0xtoby. TTh&s
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DIR. GRAVES ARRESTED.

He is Taken to Jall-RumOr thHt Miss
Hanley was Indicted.
DENVER, COL, May ls.-Dr. Graves
was arrested this evening and taken to
Jail. He will have a hearing tomorrow.
tits said on good authority that Miss
sallie Hanlcy has also boen indicted,
though Mrs. Graves was not. The
theory is that Mrs. Graves wrote the
label on the bottle sent to Mrs. Barn
ably, while Miss Hanley mailed it from
Boston,
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THE NAvAssA CASES.
The President Commutos the Sentences of
the Condemned Rioters.

4uc ITeblNlGHI SOAlHutHS thO 5ChhohHSS VI
the Condemned Rioters.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1S.-The
President disposed of the cases of the
Navassa rioters to-day. In endorsing
the application for clemency, the Presi-
dent says: II have examined the pa-
pers with care and am not willing that
the death sentence should be executed.
The killing was, as to each Of the pris-
oners, satisfactorily established, and
that it was felonious is also clear. They
were on American territory and re.
moved from any opportunity to appeal
to any court or public officer, The
bosses over them imposed fines, i'm,
prisoned them, and even cruelty triced
them up for refusing to work. Escape
was impossible, and they became
reckless and desperate. have with
in few weeks been compelled to
send a. war vessel to the island
to investigate complaints of worlImen
who claim they were forcibly detained
beyond the contract time. The Board
of Naval officers from the Kearsage re-
ported they found the discipline on the
island to be like that OF n convict estab.
lishment, and that disorders there will
be OF constant occurrence unless q
change is made.
"TRis is not case for pardon, for the
crime was very grave one, but | have
to commute the sentence to imprison-
ment for life. The sentences in the cases
of George S. Key, Henry Jones and Ed
ward Smith, convicted Of murder in the
Court OF the United States for the dis
trict of Maryland, and sentenced to be
hanged, are commuted to imprisonment
for life at hard labor in the penitentiary.
"(Signed) BENJAMIN HARRISON"
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 18.-Estella
Morris, a fourteen year old daughter OF
Allen Morris, a col0red man living here,
has been arrested for attempting to poi.
son a whole family by dosing green's
with Paris green. The family will re-
cover. The girl said she did it to pun
ish a boarder who had annoyed her.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PITTSBURGH, May 1s.-Gleason was an
easy mark for the home batsmen to-day.
Score: Pittsburgh, IL; Philadelphia, G..
Errors, 8 and 6. Hits, l5 and II.
Pitchers, Calvin and Gleason. Earned,
7 and s. Umpire, Hurst.
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Approyed nr tl,e comptrOlior.

SptcinI Dlsp0lcN 10 ne IHIdIlVtNltT'
WAsnlNGroN, May lS.-The Comp
troller of the Currency has approved
the Traders National Bank OF Balti-
more, Maryland, rs reserve agent for
the Traders National Bank at Clarks-
burg, West Nirginia.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May lS.-Stivetts
pitched ball with great effect to-day and
had no trouble in moving his victims
down. Score: Athletics, 3; st. Louis,
II. Errors, 4 and 8; hits, and l3;
earned runs, 8 and 6. Pitchers, Cham
berlain and Stivetts. Umpire, Fergu-
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Mrs. HarrIsou's Presents.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 1s.-Mrs.
Harrison has unpacked her trunks and
displays some 400 handsome presents
and souvenirs. Among them are some
superb golden mementoes of great
value received along the route.
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BosroN, May 1S-The Louisvilles were
out-classed, and were easy victims.
Score: Boston, 8; Louisville, 5. Errors,
l and 6; hits, and s. Pitchers, DAILY
and Ehret. Earned runs, . and l. Um-
nire. Kerfns.
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OBSTACLES IN THE WAY.

Asto the outcome of the conference
'o'is is not delegate in town tonight
'o'' IS willing to express himself with
~ay aegrce OF confidence or certainty.
mere are two elements with widely di.
,g..eqt attentions. One is desirous
S"..,l: $40. H.e conference shall bring new
sI4 INTO existence, give it n name and
osi .r3 ]! upon a platform OF declarations
T Erh,!ples. These are mostly from
s,s @.' Nof5h N and the West. The Southern.
s.,; Ss; CN lRe other hand, deprecate hasty
NV" NV" and urge that il would he
w0. %' polite to simply reafiirm the
sri %a7' enqnciated in the St. Louis
Hyaia platforms, appoint an
s,, s'l''e committee to continue the
,r,i, uganda, and assemble again next
r,r,.S r.~S 70 determine whether third
s@'E saI saal, be brought into existence
gslii .' so' to christen it and place its
P..s.i'iiales IN the field for the next
Of ,'t.Al!al election. Men like Polk.
,s, y, -'a' and Brian, Of Louisiana, say
Fs ), "'e w, Alliance men OF their respect
;llIe,, ,,',gs ; ana who have hitherto been
r5.,o WIN the Democratic party are
al repaired to change their politi-
a9,sg., ., and go into third party
ls'.,leli' On the other hand such
Gieap. as Weller Of Iowa, and
VI Boston, arc working hard to
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-A daring base
run and fine fielding won to.day's game
for Columbus. Score: Washington, q;
Columbus,7 Z, Errors, 3 and l. Hits, G
and 10. Earned runs, and 2. Pitchers,
Form and Cartright. Umpire, Jones.
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CLEVELAND, O., May 1s.-Heavy bat
ting marked to-day's game; Score;
Cleveland, lS; New York, IL. Errors,
8 and s. Hits II and IA. Earned 5 and
$. Pitchers, Gruber and Rusie. Um-
pire, lynch.
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CHICAGO, May lS.-Chicago easily won
to-day. Score: Chicago. l3; Brooklyn,
4. Hits, II and 5. Errors, 3 and l..
Pitchers, Hutchinson and Corothers.
Umpire. McQuaid.
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For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, generally fair. slightly warmer. except
stationary temperature in extreme Northern
Ohio; south winds,
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
~ furnished by c, schnepf druggist, Opera
Inusn corner:
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SOUTHAMPTON, May 1S.-Arrived-
Steamer Ems from New York to Bre-
LlazAnD, May 1s.-Passed Steamer
Rhynland from New York for Antwerp.
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r-n THIRD PARTY.
s,.,,-.pg Of All the Elements for
To-days Convention.
gE FIRST KICK TAKES PLACE.
c..t5sacs that the Conference win
Lack in Harmony.
-rs HETEROGENEOUS ASSEMBLY.

Nom, y,a or Many Minds to Perform
1n r,rraordlnary Feat Of Agreeing
oo satisfactory Platiorm---charges
oep,ckcd Delcgations---Two States
,i,cI, 10 Control the Whole Affair.
so.tberncrs Are kicking.