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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-10
WOOD C0UNTY,s CRIMINAL COuRE.
The People do not Look with Favor Upon
the Bill to Give Judge jackson u Job.
Snertnl DiSonieh u kht InteifCeaceT,

The People do not Look With Favor Upon
tho Bill to Give Judge jackson u job
Special DispGteh 70 ne LntssiiCeaeer.
PARxRRsBURo, W. Va, Feb. 9.-The
bill now before the Legislature, the title
OF which Editor A. B. White, of the
STATE Journal, thinks ought to be
amended so as to read, ga bill to give
Judge j. NJ. Jackson an ofiicc,"i is in q
fair way to become law, and will in all
probability give the noted Judge an
Office.
The bill in plain English is one au.
thorizing the establishing in Wood
county OF Criminal Court to be pre-
sided over by a Judge appointed by q
Democratic Governor, the recipient oi
which honor willin all likelihood be the
ex-Judge above mentioned. In palmer
English 1t Is bill to saddle on the peo
pie Of the county an additional ottce
holder who must draw q fat salary
which the people must be taxed to pay
Why Wood county stsnds in need o.
another Judge is not plain TO the aver
age eye, unless looked at through the
goggles OF pettifogger. One judge and
one court has been sufficient to the
needs Of the county, and without being
overworked, either.
Ii the matter were left to the people
as II should be, they would not have
Democratic Judge, but they would
smash the whole bill. The majority o.
them think there are enough courts
Judges and lawyers now and to spare
They also think that Judge Boreman \
doing frat rate and will get there al
right II let alone.
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MARDE GRAs FESTIVITIES.
King Rex and his Retinus TransferrI
from the Royal Yacht to the City.

King Rex and his Rstinus Transferred
from the Royal Yacht to the City.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 9.-The
steamer Oliver Bie.ne, having aboad
members Of the Royal Host and Carni.
val Court, backed out from the head Of
Canal street at II o'clock and steamed
down the river to meet His Majesty,
Rex. When the Royal yacht was met,
Rex and his retinue were transferred to
the Blerne. The steamer on her re-
turn reached the head Of Canal street at
8 p. M, passing up the river by the
White Squadron. a royal salute in
honor OF His Majesty was fred by each
vessel OF the feet. The Bierne then
landed at Canal street, where process
sion was formed consisting OF fifteen
companies Of Louisiana troops and a
number Of visiting companies.
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ClRNIYAl MAsOug BALL

At Ariou Hall-Rsign of Prince CRFnivn
and His court-Some Piquant Features.
King Carnival reigned supreme at th,
cosy club house Of the Arion last night
and under his merry rule many happy
hours were spent. The masquerade bal
given last night by the society was OF q
of the most successful affairs OF the Sc. .
son, so much so, in fact, that, as some OF
the members stated, no society in any
other city Of the siZs Of Wheeling can
surpass II.
The ball wss, opened by a grand
march, participated In by all the charac-
ters en- masque. At the close OF the
march, MIR. F. j. LRnge, the Prince
Carnival Of the evening, delivered an ad
dress, replete with good sense and em-
belliBhed with sparkling corruscations
Of wit, with several good.natured hitsa
the various sections Of the society. AZ
the conclusion Of the address from the
throne, the Opera House Orchestra
struck up an air, and the dancing began
Many varieties OF character were rep
resented in costume, and all the cos
TUNES, both humorous and allegorical,
were go well gotten up that 1t would be
invidious 10 make comparisons. There
were, however, several costumes which
excelled in beauty and originality.
Among these may be mentioned that Of
the Prince, the Spanish and Gypsy
maidens, the "milk maids" "Lalla
Rookh" and "The Huntress." George
Ebeling, as the Chinese tea merchant,
looked and acted the character to per
lection. Among the costumes Of q hu
norous character were to be especially
noted "Uncle Sans menagerie," "sad |
sea dog" "West Virginia hayseeds
the Wheeling electric light |
bill, "the man in the moor" elephants,
yiratfes, etc.
One Of the most unique and pleasing
eatures OF the evenings entertainment
vas the drill of the Amazon cadets.
Lieutenant Braunersreuther, commRn
Ter Of the detachment, led them through |
he intricate eyolutions Of the manlAl
i arms, the performance OF the drill be.
ng greeted with long continued ap.
,lause. Up to the hour OF midnight the
rivileges Of the dancing floor were &C.
orded to the characters in costume
lone. AT the stroke Of twelve, all the
nvitad guests were permitted to go on
he floor.
Last nights carnival masquerade was
be most brilliant Of any like entertain
lents given by the Arion, and carries
e the palm over all formal carnival en-
Two hundred and fifty characters in
ostumes occupied the floor and over six
tundred invited guests filled the hall.
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ARCHBISHOP 9'BRIRN
Receives a Spicy Protest F,rom
Some Of His People
AGAINST HIS TAKING SIDES
IN tho Trade Question, and His In.
reference in Political Matter.
He Attempts to vindicate
His Position.

HALIFAX, N. s., Eeb. 9.-Thlrteen
gell.known Catholics have written 10
Archbishop o'Brisn, protesting against
his taking sides with the Conseryativ
on the trade question, and stating thit
they looked upon his language as in
volving the declaration that II the candi-
dates for the representation Of HaliiSx
ct the pending elections were to advc.
cate unrestricted reciprocity with tie
United States his grace would feel
called upon to command his people to
vote against such candidates.
The following is quotation from the
letter: "While the undersigned are firm
believers in all the dogmas OF the Catho.
lie church, including that Of the infalli.
bility OF the Pope in dealing with quet.
tons Of faith, morals and church disci.
pline, they are not aware that tho Pope,
much less any prelate Of lower degree,
has ever claimed to be infallible IN deal.
ing with such question as that Of the
probable effect upon the Dominion Of
unrestricted reciprocity with the Uniteu
States. They cannot believe that your
Grace intended to lay down the propo.
sition that, in question Of this nature,
wherein the religious element does not
enter, any Archbishop or Bishop can
speak infallihly and command the ODE.
dience Of his people,"
In reply TO this letter, Archbishop
O'Btien writes: II was under the impr 0.
sion until to-day that my letter was 90
impersonal in character, and its subject
matter handled with so little personsl
feeling, that 1t would not cause regret to
any one. In this find with sorroW
that have been mistaken. You sre
quite right in not believing in the In.
tAllibility Of my Judgment, but I 20
think that, upon reflection, you will
agree with me that 1t would have bs
quite time enough to tell me so when I
had become so silly as TO lay claim to tie
prerogative. But apart altogether from
this, trust that you do not intend to
lay down the proposition that in ordlr
to command, one must be iniallible.
THAT would be the death blow OF all
parentage and civic authority. / think
l may assume that whenever, in the
discharge OF my official duties, make
any declarations or shall give any ad-
vice or commands they will be 90 clear
ly explained and so thoroughly in keep
ing with Catholic doctrine that they will
evoke no protests from those who be.
lieve in all the dogmas OF the church."
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OVHNBY'S STATEMENT.
He Tells Things that Were Sup
pressed in the Committee.
SECRET. CIPHER DISCLOSED.
onered a Brlbe by Congressman,
Chairman Carter May Report a
Compromise Silver Bill---Un-
limited Coinage Won't Go.

CHICAGO, Feb. e.-James A. owenby
who testified before the Silver Pool In
vestigation, returned to-day.
"I don't want to do the baby act,
said Mr.. owenby, "but my treatment be
fore the inquisition was terrible. Sew
eral Of the Congressman made ever!
effort to render my testimony as tarcica
as their investigation. They asked m,
hypothetical questions, most Of then
long ones and Astounding in technica
terms, four and five at time, and ther
refused to repeat them. was moi
allowed to sit within ten feet of my at
torney. and all my attempts to have the
stenographer repeat my answers and
questions met with sneers.
"My arrest was part ofthe plan OF the
committee to break down my testimony.
am negotiating to sue the Sergeant.at-
Arms and the House. Cashier ]. NJ.
Douald did not ell the facts in his test j.
mony. When Iswore that he was act.
ing as treasurer Of the Congressional
speculators who were TO make money
on the silver measure, / had proof to
that effect. Donald engaged me TO look
after the Washington end Of the affair,
because he said he could not trust any
one connected with Congress.
"Here is the cipher which l was TO
usa in telegraphing him at New York,
and which the committee refused to
allow in evidence. 1t consists OF five
words, the meaning OF which Is as fol-
lows:
"Cumberland-bill killed fOrthis ses.
sion.'
"Pennsylyania-bill killed for this
week
"New York-House bill passed, with
new certificates as legal tender
"'New Jersey-Houee bill passed, but
certificates TO be bullion values
"'Connecticut = Conference Commit
tee disagrees.' =.
was to purchase silver for the gentle.
men he represented. l mentioned two
OF them, Cameron and Ketcham, and l
will give the others in due time.
II nave great quantity OF evidence
which | was not permitted to give that
will show that Donald and had an ex-
plicit understanding in this matter.
Here are some Of the kilograms and let.
ters sent to me by Donald:
"JUNE 16, 1890.
~. A. OpGabv:
Dispatch true copy received. Don't
understand twelve you RS
(Signed) "DoNAID."
JUNE 16, 1890.
"oannot come; called on jury. ,
"Nov. go, 1880.
THE Waddell papers 20 forward to
Washington to-day. II not in order,
don't wire unless absolutely necessary.
"DoNALD."
"DRc. 81, 1889.
"Friend 0lpenby:
"Yours yesterday received and Re-
public is wired. Will be glad to see you
when get here. "DoNALD."
JUNE II. 1890.
"Don't think anything would be
gained from what you propose; so don't
spend anything. 3D."
Mr.. Owenby added-"I had not been
in Washington an hour before Con-
gressman nsming a well known Ne.
braska member) came to me and said,
'0wenby, II before you go on the stand
you manage to forget what you know OF
the Silver Pool, there will be s., 500 in it
for you.' l told him that I did not need
his money"
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Ia tho Supreme Court Of Appeals.


Spseial Dtspoteh 70 ne IntaliCeaee.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. DIN the
Supreme Court to-day the following bus
lness was transacted;
Moore VS.. johnson, Greenbrter conn'
ty; affirmed by operation OF law, the
court being equally divided in opinion;
McNeel'a executors vs.. Auldridge, Po'
cahontas county; opinion by English J
decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Greenbrier Lumber Company vs.. Ward
& Cunningham, from Roane county /;
writ Of error allowed; bond $500.
Lesson VS.. Johnson, Richie county
petitionlfor writ Of error refused.
State VI, MeyeTbeer, Mineral county
writ OF eTfor allowed without bond.
State VS.. Jack, CAdle & Reed, Raleigh
county; order OF continuance set aside
and case submitted by consent.
KanaWha Valley Bank vs. A. II. VIII
aon and Others, KauaWha county; ar'
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 9,-The story tele
graphed from here to-day in divers di
reCtions that Stanley, the explorer, pur'
posed giving all the presents he had re-
ceiyed from the crowned heads and
others. consisting Of diamonds, etc, to
General Booth, for the Salvation Army,
is piece OF fiction. At Akron, Ohio,
where Stanley lectured, he informed an
Associated Press reporter that he "didn't
know anything about it." and denied
the story in all It's details.
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Last evening Mr.. A. W. Campbell en-.
tertained large party of friends at the
Stamm house. About forty ladies and
gentlemen were present, and. played
progressive euchre. They were splen-
didly entertained also at supper, the
menu doing credit to the house. The
rooms are splendidly fitted for the pur.
pose, and the entertainment was in all
respects a brilliant and enjoyable sue
cess. The first ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. ]. W. Grub; it was a handsome
lace fan. Mrs. j. B. McCortney took the
second prize, fine China dish. The
eentlemen's prize were taken by Meears
]. K. Hall and Henry stamm. The first
prize was a toilet set and the second a
China mustache cup.
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ed to-day. The company proposes to
build q road from the State line near
Blacksyille, by the most practicable
route to Mannington and from there TO
Clarksburg. The Stockholders are Charles
W. Cowan, ]. 81. Furbee and A. n.
Prlchard, OF Warrington; I. NJ. Jack
son, OF Clarksburg. and Thompson stroS-
nider, OF Blacksvflle.
The Mountain City Mill Company
was chartered to do a general milling
and mercantile business, with Its prin.
cipal Office at Fairmont and capital
stock OF $4,000, all paid in. The stock
holders are .. E. Price, s. A. Boehm, w.
s. Meredith, @. sprieg Sands, o. B. Car
ney, w. Morgan, Il. W. Martin, Il. R.
Linn, s. +. Watson andJ. v. Irons, all
Of Fairmont.
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PULLtp rILE ROPE.
How a Cigarette suloksr Blew Out His
BrnInS.

How q Cigarette smoker Blew Out Hia
lirains.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 0.-Peter John.
son, twenty-five years old, committed
suicide at the house Of friend at II
o'clock yesterday morning in the pres
euce of a four.year.old child.
He went into the kitchen, accom-,
panied by the little child, and took a
breech.loadiug rife from rack on the
wall. He fished a shell from the pocket
OF coat hanging by and loaded and
cooked the gun. He then tied a rope
to the trigger. Seating himself in q
chair, he put the muzzle Of the gun in
his mouth and pulled the rope. The
charge OF shot tore a fdghtful hole in
his head, and his brains spAttered the
ceiling.
johnson was an inveterate cigarette
smoker, and tits thought that his mind
was affected. He was out OF work and
dependent.
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Wood; Thomas Starry. Lebanon; John
zumstein, Cincinnati; Edward Lonn'
denteger. Fremont; j. Q. Newcombe,
Ripley; Pennsylvania, ]. v. Haines, Jr,
Innnnakka
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A CRAZY FARMER
Blows Halr his Face on and Then Tries to
XIII His WIFE and Son.


KANSAS CRY, Feb. 0.-James Turner,
a farmer living near Oak Grove, Friday
morning made a desperate and proba-
bly, successful attempt to commit suicide,
and then tried to commit suicide, and
then tried to murder his wife and son,
but failed. Turner was insane at the
time and has had frequent intervals OF
insanity before.
While az breakfast Turner placed the
muzzle ola shot gun under his chin and
fired. The charge entered his jaw,
tearing the side OF his iace away. BE
then attacked his son and wife with an
axe, chasing the son out Of the house.
The wife escaped to the house OF mar
ried son near by. The demented far
mer's sinjnries'are fatal.
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LONDON, Feb. b.s-The unloading Of the
steamer Pmkmore from Baltimore was
the occasion for a fight between the
dock laborers, who arc out on a strike,
and the steyedores and non.union men.
The strikers overpoWered the steve
dores, obliging them to stop. Tho po-
lice then interlered. disPersing the
strikers and enabling the stevedores 70
resume work.
Non.union men projected by police
are loading the steamer ToWsthi!l,
which sails tomorrow for New York,
with d free labor, or non-uniOn crew.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-Repre'
sentative Wilcox, Of the House Coinage
Committee, said tonight that the Sem
ate bill will be reported from the House
Coinage Committee this week. There
will be two reports, an adverse one,
signed by Representatives Wickham,
Walker, Comstock, Knsp and Taylor,
Republicans, and Tracey, Wilcox and
Vanx, Democrats. The favorable re-
port will be signed by Representatives
Garter and BArtine, Republicans, and
Bland and Williams, Democrats.
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SAN FRANclsco, Feb. 9.-oo Saturday
night a man entered David Rings gro.
Gerry, presented two pistols and told
Ring to throw up his hands. Instead
Ring grabbed a scale weight and felled
the robber. He then took the pistols
aud beat the robber over the head until
he surrendered. The robbers skull had
been fractured in seven places, and he
IA in critical condition.
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PAN.AMEElCAN MEETING.
a Meeting Ofthe General Committee Called
for April 10.

for April 10.
New YoRK, Feb. 9.-Hon. William H.
Arnoux, chairman of the Pan-Republic
Congress, has called meeting of the
General Committee OF 200 at Washing
ton, D. O, April 10. The committees are
to meet Aprils April is the centennial
anniversary Of the signing Of the first
United States patent by President Wash.
'ington. and is selected In recognition oil
the debt that "free institutions" owe To
mechanical progress. Hon. Champion
s. Chace invited the Congress- to meet
in Omaha in 1893
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lNTERNAL RBYBNUg COLLECTIONS.

What west virginia Paid During the Month
Of January.
..---.-, Ial.-..L.L L. A.. L..L.Iliao.aa.a
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Consul New Masn,t nsnrd n,1..

LONDON. Feb. s.-Hon. John O. New.
United States consul, was asked to-day
II thsre is any truth in the statemant
that President Harrison on ThufSdey
last cabied ltim to return immediateiy n
the United sta!es He said: ~ have
Iot received any message from PFesi-
dent Harrison, and ! know nothing
about any proposal to offer me the
EreasurY porlioiio.n
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Spteidl DiSpdteA 70 tAs IRteiltgeRoR.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-Wesl
Virginia postmasterS were appointed to
day as follows: NJ. F. Laird, vice ]. N
sharpmack, resigned, Douglas. Jacksor
county; A. GebhRrdt, vice II. Bickes
resigned, Union Ridge, Cabell county
'G. ". Texter, vice NJ. Durkin, resigned
Walker. Wood county.
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rrnin. stnnE in W1eminr.

CHEYENNE, wYo., Feb. 0.-The worst
blizzard in four years has been raging
for the last twenty.four hours. Stock
men are apprehensiys. No west bound
trains reached here yesterday. A relief
train With provisions has been sent out
TO the fast mail and overland flyer, stuck
forty miles east Of here.
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The Fight Declared on.

BosroN, Feb. 9.-The managers Of The
Puritan Athletic Club telegraphed Tom
o'Rourke, manager aud trainer Of George
Dixon, this afternoon, that they declared
the match between Mccarthy and Dixon
of, as they could not get suitable place
in which 70 have the battle.
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PARIS, Feb. 9.-The Steele, in an ar
ticle on the fall Of signOr Crispi, says:
France conquered the day orispi re.
signed. Pacific France replies to belli.
cose Germany that whoever decides the
end Of the international tension and ar.
maments sides With France"
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. Sat the
African Methodist conference at Tangi.
pahoa yesterday. Bishop Grant made an
attack on Bishop Newman, Of the ". E.
church, who recently charged great i'm
morality among the colored clergy,
BiShop Grant pronounced the charge
unfounded and denounced Newman ioT
haarinR false WitneAa.
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or Every County In the Forth.
coming state Development Edi.
lion oflrhe Iuieliigencer.
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San ANTONIO, TRxAs, Feb. 9.-Bar.
nard A. slmcksnberg, while returning
home last night, whipped up bis hOraes
and fell over the dashbosrd and was
dragged for over a mile, his head and
shoulders being one pass Q! raw 1sgh.
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Richard walters psad.

Richard Walters, the man who was
caught under falling mass OF soapstone
in the Whitaker mill coal mines last
Friday, died OF his injuries at 10 min.
utes past o'clock this morning. The
time for the funeral has not yet been
decided on.
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A Great Grandson OF Daniel Boone

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Feb. s.-Theodore
F. warnock, one Of the projectors Of the
frat packet line on the Missouri river,
the man who started Ben Holiday, OF
the great overland stage system, died
last night. he was great grandson ol
Daniel Boone,
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DEMOCRATS CAUCUS

On the RedIstrictiug Moasure-The work
OF tho Caucus Kept Secret.
Special DtyoleA 10 tAt lAiS1tNaer.
ouAR1EsroN, W. Va, Feb. 9.-The
Democrats held a caucus this afternoon,
and were in session almost an hour.
The subject of discussion was redisttict-
ing and reapportionment Just what
was done no one will tell. but all are
frank enough to say they did nothing
However, they arc taking considerable
interest in the matter, and they don't
intend to let m opportunity 70 get 0
party advantage clip by II they can help
1t. Another caucus will be held We'd
nesday night, when they hope to decide
upon something.
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To pro.eente an EmbeElIsr.

bpteiQI DIlPdEcl 70 Nt IN'l''lVt''ltI' ~
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. s'-The
Finance Committee this morning de-
Cided to recommend the appropriation
Of $1,000, TO be placed In the hands Of
the Governor, for the purpose Of prose.
cutting Wood county cases, arising out Of
alleged embezzlements by the deputy
clerk Of the Circuit Court.
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The storm over in Nebraslta

NEBRASKA Cry, IA, Feb. o.-The
storm has ceased and the weather is
very cold. This morning it was Eve be-
low zero but 1t is now moderating
Railroad trains are still behind time but
ths tracks are rapidly clearing.
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YANpALtA, lis, Feb. 9-The &C.
counts Of A. NJ. Little, Fayette county'a
delaulting treasurer, show & deficit oi
$4,000. The county has sued Mr.. Lit
Ties snreties for $4,000.
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BosroN, Feb. 9.-Yslter Potter, of
Potter, Lowell & Co., charged with the
embezslemeut Of notes, the property Of
sliugluff, Disney & Co., Of Baltimore,
was discharged by Judge Hardy, Of the
municipal court, this morning,
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LEO JUNCTION, Tx, Feb. "a reign
of terror exists. A few days ago New
ton Davis was killed. Parties accused Of
the murder will have q preliminary
hearing next Wednesday. Witnesses are
afraid to remain and are preparing to
leave. The Postmaster has resigned.