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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-31

Released From Expressions of Con-
graduation.
DUBLIN, July SO.-STr. William o'Brien
and Mr.. John Dillon, the two Irish
members of Parliament undergoing six
months imprisonment for melting ten
ants to resist payments of rents, were
released from Galloway Jail at 9:25
o'clock this morning.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien showed
but slight traces OF having suffered from
the rigors of confinement in jail, and in
fact, seemed to be enjoying the most
perfect health. Large crowds Of people
gathered outside Of the Jail long before
the hour set for tho deliverance OF the
two imprisoned Irish leaders, and when
they did appear they were greeted with
loud shouts OF "Stick to Parnell." These
shouts, however, were intermixed with
others equally loud, and which had for
their tenor "Down with Parnell."
No sooner were the two members Of
parliament free from the prison sur
roundings than deputation composed
OF tenant farmers presented them with
bbNeEh duuECSsGS VI GOheAobuAobAoAlss
Upon their release from prison, Mrs.
William 0'Brien, the wife of the we'll
known member OF parliament, was
waiting in carriage outside the jail for
her husband, whom she welcomed back
to liberty in most aGectionate manner
amid the cheers Of the surrounding
crowd.
After replying briefly to the address
of welcome and shaking hands with a
number of the most prominent people
present, both Mr.. Dillon and Mr.. o 'Brien
entered Mrs. William 0'Brien's carriage
and were driven followed by repeated
cheers and showers OF good wishes, TO
the residence of Bishop Mccormack,
where the entire party were entertained
at breakfast. The released prisoners
and their families will start for this city
this afternoon.
Messrs. Dillon and 0'Brien received
addresses at Athlone and Mullingan.
Mr.. Dillon, responding, said he be-
lieved that the near future would see
the party again united.
They drove to Mr.. Dillon's residence.
On the way many cheers were raised for
Mr.. Parnell. Mr.. Dillon, in conversa-
ton with several McC Carthyites, prom
ised that in the event Of elections
occurring contested by Parnellites, he
would intervene in support OF the.Mc-
Carthy candidate. Mr.. 0'Brien ad-
heres to his decision to take a period Of
rest in order to complete his historical
novel,
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WEIHE's WAY.
Tho Dig A. A. President Goes According
to tho Associations Laws Only.

Tho Dig 4. A. President Goes According
to tho AsSoeIatiOn's Laws Only.
HyRRlsDURa, Pa, July S0.-President
Weihe, of the Amalgamated Association,
held q conference with the steel strikers
this morning, and heard their side Of
the controversy with the Pennsylvania
Steel Company. He decided that the
strike was merely local, and that the
men had violated the laws Of the asso-
citation by striking contrary to the de-
cisions OF the national association and
the district executive board. Under
this decision acommittee was appointed
by the men to visit President Bert, OF
the steel company, and arrange for q
speedy settlement Of the trouble.
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COUNCIL RluPEs, July SO.-A destruct-
i've cloud-burst occurred last night about
five miles northeast Of here and caused
great damage in this city. Indian creek,
which runs through the very heart OF
the city, rose at the rate Of one inch per
minute. The water overflowed the
banks and swept through the streets,
flooding basiness houses and private
residences. On the bottoms. in West
Council Bluffs, people were driven from
their homes. The damage exceeds
S2h.00O.
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ABOUT PRIZE FIGHTINa.
The Matter of Prize Fights and Boxin
Rnntn DIscuased In Pnrlinment.

The Matter OF Prize Fights and Boxing
Bouts Discussed In PurlInment.
LONDON, July 3O.-A novel subject for
Parliament was discussed in the House
Of Commons to-day. Mr.. Henry Pey.
ton Cobb, member, for the Rugby divi-
sion of Warwickshire, referred to the
recent Pritchard-Smith fight and urged
the Government to take stringent steps
to stop a revival Of illegal prize fig hts
under the pretence that they were sim.
ply glove contests or boxing bouts.
Mr.. Henry Matthews, Secretary Of
State for the Home Department, in re-
ply, saidzthat the courts had already
laid down the law as to what constituted
a prize fight. Mr.. Matthews added that
if evidence was forthcoming to show
that boxing contest was oil an illegal
character, all concerned in it would be
prosecuted whether the fight was with
or without gloves.
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cRooKsToN, MINI, July SO.-At IL
o'clock last night fire broke out in q
row Of frame ctore buildings on Robert
street, caused by the explosion Of an oil
tank in Holmes store. It spread rapid
ly, and at u o'clock nearly half Of the
main business block is destroyed and
the fire is not yet under control. The
loss will be over $4,000.
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PARIS, July S0.-At the tuberculosis
Congress Drs. Jacobia and Page, of New
York, were made honorary presidents
for America.
The Russian government has decorut-
cd Admiral Vignes and Commandant Le-
felrevre, the chief official and secretary
OF the Office respectively of the French
ministry OF marine.
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Cardinal Gibbons Interviewed on
that Absorbing Topic.
MODERATION OF EXPRESSION
res Been His Percept in that and
all Such Matters.
gluy THINGS TO Be THANKFUL FOR
1stbe Way He Expresses the Posi-
ton of American Catholics.

Cardinal Gibbons Remembcrs that
Men In High Places Have Many aud
Conflicting Interests to subscrvc.
Coming as lie Docs from a Meeting
with President Harrison, His Views
Rave Much wcIght-.The Change
Can Not Affect tho Real Interests Of
the Schools.
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BIG DEAL CONTEMPLATED.
The Consolidation of the Canadian Pacific
and Now England Roads.

Tic CONSOLIDATION Oh tne Suhhulhh EuSihS
and New England Roads.
BosroS, July '2O.-yice President
shaughnessy, of the Canadian Pacific
Railway, writes Director George R.
Harris. American director of that road
in regard to the reported consolidation
OF the Canadian Pacific, the Grand
Trunk, Boston & Maine and Vanderbilt
interests as follows:
~ have been tied down here since Mr..
Van Horn left for England, but Kirk
patrickand have decided to pay youa
visit in the course of the next ten days
for the purpose of considering the desir-
ability OF acquiring all the rest OF the
roads in New England, or perhaps, in
tho United States, SO that the whole
thfngmay be closed up in single news
paper paragraph"
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WIN sticl, to ParnelI.

LONDON, July SO.-The Exchange Tel
egraph Company says that Messrs. Dill
lon and o'Brlen have declared that they
again accept Mr.. ParnelIs leadership,
as they are strongly in favor OF support
ing the evicted tenants and cannot un-
derstand how patriotic 1rishman can
refuse to assist them.
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Special Dtpateh TO he Lntciit0enocr.
PARxERsDuRe, W. Va, July So-sam-
uel Parsons, a married man, was
crushed by the caying in of a ditch on
Ann street being made for q city sewer.
When taken out he was found to be
badly crushed about the legs and body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-31

PARIS, July SO.-The foreign commits
sion of the Columbian Fair commission
had an interview to-day with Mr.. Roche,
the minister OF commerce, who assured
them that he was most desirous Of en-
listing the cooperation Of France in IA
yor OF tho Chicago Fair.
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wnnt r,n,n 10 Hold OF.

LrsBoS, July So.-The Congressional
party of Chile, through its represents
tives in this country, has appealed to
the Portuguese Government not TO III
low Portuguese subjects to embark on
board the new Balmacedan war vessel,
President Errazurriz, which has re-
Gently, by order OF the court, been
turned over to Balmaceda's government
from the hands OF the Compagnie Des
ct Chantiers Do La Mediterranee OF
Toulon. The Portuguese Government
has not yet replied TO this communica-
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NO OPINION.
Ha' Secretary of the Treasury Non.eom.
initial on the Tin Labor OuestIon.

N4o secretary OF the Treasury Non.eom.
initial on the Tin Labor Question.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July SO.-The Sec
ictary Of the Treasury has written the
following letter to Hon. F. G. Neidring.
aaus, Of St. Louis, in regard to the i'm.
trGittstiOn Of skilled labor for his tin
Keplying to your letter OF tho Dist
!, tt'|' IN which you ask, on behalf Of the
S.' .! Louis tin stamping company (wheth.
q You must go through any particular
S lSrln to import skilled labor for your I'm
I,ate nilIs), / have the honor to say
'Aat no regulations have been issued by
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KILLED HIS MAN,
But No Ono Was Present to See the Trng-
edy.

But No Ono Was Present to See the Trag-
DEFIANCE, o., July SO.-The residents
along South Holgate avenue we're start
led by pistol shot at a quarter to Z
o'clock this evening. There was but
one shot, but tragedy followed. The
shot was fred by Harry Wiley, n real
estate agent in this city, and an hour
later his victim, George krotz, well
known business, man, was dead.
There were no persons present but
the actors in the bloedyGlrama, and the
facts in the case are based solely upon
Willey's statement. Wiley surrendered
to the sheriff Immediately after the
shooting. 1t is said the murder was the
outcome OF q quarrel over a lawsuit.
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rhn InaInn FInnd RnrInr.

BoNpAY, July SO.-Fifteen inches OF
rain has fallen within the past twenty.
four hours. The towns OF Mahoda and
Bohownugger, in the province Of Gu
ierat, arc flooded with water, which
rises breast high in tho streets. Three
hundred people and q countless number
OF live stock have been drowned.
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RE CollIery PIro.

Ashland, Pa, July SO.-The fire in
tho Lehigh company's packer, No. 8
colliery, at Lost Creek, is still burning
this morning. Tho tower on tho sur
face Is destroyed and the men are now
fighting the flames in the slope. They
expect to have it undOr control by To-
night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-31

WASHINGTON, July SO.--According to
Q statement prepared at the General
Land Office there were issued by the
office during the year ending June 30
last over 1900 patents for agricultural
lands, these including pre-empted home
steads Of other Glasses Of entry.
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Too ATnnr Thnrn Nn,r.

CHICAGO, July y6O.-The labor assembly
Of this city has decided to issue q warn
ing to workmen OF the world not to
comet to Chicago in expectation of get
ting work in connection with tho
Worldis Fair
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Tbe pory MorInaid slrhted.

LONDON, July 3O.-The American dory
Mermaid, Boston for London, was spoE-
en- on July IS in latitude 4S Snorth, longi-
tude 80 west. The Mermaid is racing
across the Atlantic with the dory Sea
Serpent. The vessel which reports hav-
ing spoken tho Mermaid makes no meu-
tion Of having sighted the Sea Serpent
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Whit 1,hi. nnhnnhhInr nrsnn..

LONDON, July S0.-It is reported that
France will lprgely reduce her tariff on
Russian corn and viii impose prohibit
tory duty on India in order to encour-
age importation Of Russian corn.
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LONDON, July 3O.-Jessie Fothergill,
the novelist, died to-day, Miss Fother.
gill was the author Of "The First Yio-
lin" and other works.
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snnrrnnn M hi Ynll.

LoxDoS, JulySO.-Alr. spurgconpasscd
q restiess day, Ho shows repugnanCe
to food, and his friends are again anx-
ious,
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For Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
fair tomorrow; stationary temperature except
slightly cooler In vicinity OF Parkenburg; north.
west winds. For Ohio, fair slightly cooler, OK.
copt stationary tompcatuFo In Vicinity Of CieVe-
land; variable winds.
T5iFERGTuBE YESTEHDAY.
as furniShed by c. scIISEPH, druggist, opera
House corner:
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DILLON AND o,BRIEN.

The Popular Leaders OF tho irish Party
Released From Jail-ExpresSiOns of Con-
Hrntnlntinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14

Morris Par July 13.-with finest weather seen r.
vr continuing day after day, and the hor'es in training
suffering from sickness than in any previous year Tn
trainers are happy. The mouth disease complicated with
sore throat that wa, prevalent at Sheepheod Bay has
almost disappeared. There fast work done to
dav BY that let up on since the lat meeting
held on thts track Tristan is himself and
with one or will be ready to do battle with
the Lest OF them He did mile this morning In 432.
web within himself That Is good work, and with no
bad luck Stuart will win many races With him. Pick
ulcker is much improved lie should be well up with
the threeyear-Od division. Stockton Is IN fair shape
The Parrimony up brui-ing and with his
great flight speed make the best Of the tvOyesrod
stretch their necks
The two-year-od question IS yet cciei 1t looks
now as If midsummer ard fall campaign would develop
som. new candidates Championship Green b.
Morris retires the secluson u his Library medi
tates anOuHt Of solid cash that tire winner Of the
Junior Champion Stakes will receive. Then there
Taumany Daconet ana others that have designs that
stake There are trainers that fgure FremOnts
chances This colt has improved 50 much that he DAN
gerous in any ccmpgny He is likely 70 improve more
a. he gets just WORK that his trainer wants him u
nave II you ask Of the toys at the sable Where
Is PIN % ne will tell you he giving himself
strctions so Of course ne calt make mistakes.
McLewec's horses need but little comment They are
all doing well and In shape 20 The unfortunate
ecerirence Of SATURDAY deeply regretted u
Alien. Some Of assertions made 10y certain news
papers have rued him 10 some extent but he has had
much adverse comment in some quarters in regard to his
abilities as trainer should stand it now, he
winning races and the horses ne trained
last year are all on the shelf One writer in particular
who has grown gray and decrepit writer Of turf
articles few years refers with scom to the ciaptrap
AZ .sVoune turf writer II / remember this aged
tsrssharp right, few years he doing hurdle
race at sheepshead Bay pursued by irate thurman
(Yhs finished the of life and is under the
tun loved welD, and the speed he possessed was
marvellous You could not with Tenny
represent the snail In distress then. Oh no.
like Cary trying beat the 1oeysrds record
Since then he has spent his time evolving turf problems
writing editors Of the papers.
wyndhAm Walden is doing moderate work with all his
- lie will probably have starters In the three
ysar-Ola mile for Correction. She is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
cANrs IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati July l3-Lack Of Judgment in batting, and
DOOR though errorIes fielding By certain players lost
the gam. to Boston to-day. Mari played PROBABLY his
last game with the Cincinnati Reds Curtis, newly
received from Denver expected here In time for TO-
porrow's game. Attendance 1905. The score:
G ESs,iG@; !. -. 9 9 90
Ba,ehits-Boston g. Cincinnati O. ErroFs-BostOn o,
Cincinnati 0. Pitchcrs-NicDols and RsdbOurne I M
pirc-NcQ uade.
Washington July 13-There was nothing enivening In
the game to-day until the ninth inning when the home
club went In and batted three ueng the score
and from that point until the end Of the eleventh the
contest was sharp The batting both sides
but St. Louis placed hits to better advantage and In
the eleventh inning the after one man was out
on Hoy's single HatHed's error aud McCarty's single
20 left fed Attendance 900. The score:
Wa.ti1r,on ........... 0 o 0 / 0-5
Basehits-St Louis Il. Washington u. Errors-St
Louis Washington .. Pitchers-Grifhth, Foreman ana
Stivetts. UMpire-hTins
Ptsburg July 13.-PhIadephla won the third game Of
the series to-day by superior batting and fielding The
errors of the home were costly Attendance loo
The score:
P Plglo Sele -.---, 49,. 3 9 %
Hasehits-PhlladelphLa II, Ptsburg 7. Errors-Phle
debba B. Pttsburg 5 Pitehers-G.esson and King. Um-
pFe-Lyneh.
Boston July 13-Kelly's team did poor work in the
as,d in the early innings and Boston winning lead
Mains and did not work well together, and Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
PICKING UP TORN TICKETS.
HOW sTABLE-BoYs PRoTITED BY THE HAcKEN-
SACK HANDICAP DECISION.


The more the extraordinary decision OF the Stewards
q the Monmouth Park Association in the Hackensack
Handicap is commented upon the more criticism 1t
receives A great many people who had backed the
tickle Fairy Correction, Kildeer and the other horse
in the race threw their tickets away when the'
saw the McLewee colts spinning along In front, ant
winning easily. They did not see anything wrong
with the riding Of san Juan, ard as it is common
superstition on a Iacetrack that losing ucNet Is
/. boodoon large numbers of betting-men throw away
their tickets as the race is over On saturday
hundreds o. people threw their tickets, bOth booA
makers tickets and those purchased at the French
pool boxes, as soon as Rey del Rev hashed o! 'ne
Judges stand in front Of the field After the announce
ment that all bets were declared OIL the scramble to
recover tickets that had been cast aside and torn mp
threw the betting ring into the widest confusion Du'
few indeed were the persons who were lucky enough To
End the tickets which they had thrown away ono
darkev stable boy, with the wool sticking OUT
through the crown of his battered hat found ticket
calling for 300 to $50 against Fairy. He presented
this ticket at the stand where issued and prompt
" received the $50. although the cashier well Knew
that the boy had never owned so much money before
"Cash-yOur ticketsfor-a-dime" man, who has always
an eve TO business began to pick up all the tickets nc
could find ne heard that there was a clash
over san Juan and Rey del Rey. so ndustrousy did
he ply his work while the ring deserted except by
the bookmakers that his pockets soon resemhed those
Of the little boy who visits the green appetree during
recess They bulged out until they would hold no
more When the decision came, All bets on he pu|
his long pOchetbook carefully away and sought cool
and shady nook where he could sort out the tickets.
and find what his harvest would be- He threw away
all the tickets on the first three races, and retained
only those on the HackenSack Handicap. lie pastu
the mutilated tickets together and Strengthened our
those that we're crumpled and soiled. When he llil
completed his task he found that ne had over eoO
worth of returDabe tickets. both bookm3kers ana
French and he was busy for the rest OF the after.
cashed Most Of his tickets were from the French
pool boxes. aad he Of course had these cashe1 IN
Ink He thinks that the Monmouth Park officials who
declared bets oil the wisest and nobloet people Oh
earth.
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WORK AT THE SCHOOL ASSEMBLY,.

ocean Grove, y. j.. July ID (SpecaD.-The seventh
annual meeting OF the Ocean Grove sunc2yschool As
semby opened It's third days session at O'Clock this
morning with boys and girls hOur in the Young
Peoples Temple, under the instruction OF Mrs Is. b.
Loomis The attendance at the devotional hour at
o'clock was divided between Mrs. Sarah Ian nora
Palmer's holiness meeting, in the Bishop James Me-
mortal Tabernacle and the Young Peoples meetln In
the Temple under the Leadership OF the REV. "eorSe L.
Barker the Camden evangelist AT 10 O'CLOCK the
Assembly classes were formally organized The post
,,r,duate studies on Joshua were conducted In
Thornby Chapel by the Rev. DR.. b. B. LOOMS. Pro-
fessor T. F. Cymer taught the normal class IN tbs
Auditorium in the frat lesson on The NoFid Oh tne
pihIe At IL O'Clock Professor Cymer hctured Do
fore the second years class upon The Scope and Aim
Of the sunday-school." This afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
Professor John r. sweeney conducted " an hour Oh
musical recreation, At 4 O'Clock the Rev. Dr.
[-.co Y Morris of Cincinnati gave the second OF .
series of lectures on sacred oratory. This evening",
After service Of song led by Professor sweeney, tns
Rev Dr. ]. II. Coleman, of Troy, lectureu gelpig =.
immense audience upon Gods Hand 10 Aiierio~A my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-14
JEFFERSON DAVIss FINAL RESTING PL4C

Richmond. Va, July 13.-The Davis Monument As
ISOLATION and the Chamber Of Commerce committee,
consisting of General Joseph r. Anderson, Mayor j.
TAYLOR Ellison General Peyton Wise, Colonel John b.
Carey and Judge George L. Christian, have received
the following letter from Mrs Jefferson DAVIS, which
ACCOMPANIED a copy Of the open letter sent out ad-
dressed to the veterans the people of the Southern
States
Through you. return the grateful aeKnowledg-
ment OF my children and myself 10 President }. b.
Purcell and the Chamber of Commerce OF hlOhmOhd as
well as 70 the state of Virginia for the many cordial
utterapces they have made regarding eH-FIeslueno
Davis While he lived and strove with powerful
foe. their moral support equal to their suDstah
tial aid and went very far toward strengthening hs
soul for the conflict unequal as 1t was III answer u
your invitation yield my husbands mortal remains
10 the care Of Virginia secure in the certainty that ne
will rest among his friends WHO stood hrn III deea''
~ they did in the days Of the Confederate states eN
isence and prefer Richmond the place oil his inter
ment."
The question Of the site for the malsoleum anu lo
the monument Is now one OF absorbing interest," anu
cartons suggestions are being made but as Richmond
Ie said 10 Ms Davis that she would be free 70 seec'
any site she NAV chOose, nothing VIII be done III tn
natter until she IS able TO confer with the people II
beueved that Mrs Davis wishes the bOdy 10 rest ~
The pronuds of the Davis mansion, ~ IWeht' @.,a
Ciay Sc and il j. thought that she VIII prefer W %
tbe monument also In that section Oh th- elty' VII
siderable money has already been Iaseu LUZ '''
meuE.