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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-03

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2.-The
hearing oil the three cases involving the
constitutionality OF tho Mckinley tariff
act, was closed in tho United States Su-
preme court to-day with very brief ar
gument by Stephen &. Clark, OF New
York, who was unable to conclude his
remarks yesterday. Solicitor General
Taft then opened for the government.
Tho case was brought hero by tho
States on an appeal from decision OF
the circuit court OF the United States
for the southern district OF New York
in favor OF Ballin, Joseph & Co. This
involves the validity OF the Dingley
worstcd act.
The point OF most public interest in
connection with the net is that the
question OF mo quorum" is raised,
Speaker Reed having, in order, TO make
quorum, counted number of Demo-
Gratis who were in their seats, but re-
Trained from voting. The brief Of the
solicitor generals argument was printed
last week. Ills position is that the
house had the power to make the rule
under which the bill was passed, and
that the question of tho wisdom OF the
rule is one with which the court has
nothing TO do. the remedy being in the
house itself and ultimately in the peo-
pie who elect the representatives.
Mr.. Edwin Z. Smith, OF New York,
argued the importers side OF the case,
maintaining that on yea and nay
vote it was necessary 10 show the mans
presence BY his action, and by some
constitutional requirement, and that
there was no warrant for the clerk de-
claring him present.
Justice Brewer said the point seemed
to be that it was necessary that man
should be heard and not seen, and
asked how it would be ii a man
answered by telephone to 4 roll call.
Could he bo counted in q quorum?
Mr.. Smith was doubtful on the point,
but thought he might be, perhaps, ii
the house pat the name on the journal.
Attorney General Miller closed the
case with brief argument in favor OF
the governments contention.
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LosDoS, Dec. 9.-Tho Times prints d
4 despatch from Santiago dc Chile
which says that during the hearing be-
fore Judge OF Crimes Foster, who is in
vcst;gating the attack on 4 number OF
sailors from the American cruiser Balti-
more on the 10th OF October last, wit
ness from the Baltimorc's crew ap-
peared in court in such state OF in
toxication that it was necessary to re-
move him forcibly. The Times CORE
spondent adds that this incident gives
an idea OF the state the Baltimore's
men, who had been given liberty Oc-
tober lG, were in when the trouble oc-
Cured in Valparaiso.
Captain Schley, the commander OF the
Baltimore, apologized TO the court ior
the condition Of the witness.
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A WEST VIRGINIA GIRL
Held for tho Attempted Murder OF ner
Husband.


Special Dipaich to as Inieiiicnotr.
SrRlSGrlELD, o., Dec. Mrs. Walter
Nichols who now occupic, cell in Jail
for attempting 10 murder her husband
with n razor Saturday, Nov. 2lst, at
Cold Springs, in spasm OF jealousy,
has tried hard TO conceal the residence
OF herparcnts, hoping thereby to keep
them in ignorance OF tho sad affair and
spare them from knowing the disgrace
she had brought upon them. They
know all. The news OF tho cutting was
flashed over the wires to the mctropoli-
tan papers and the secret she tried so
hard TO keep was shown to her aged
father in II paper by friend two days
after 1t had occurred. There could bo
no doubt. It was his daughter, and
the fathers love shc expected 10 lose,
II tho crime became known, did not
desert her. A letter was received from
him to-day by Mrs. Mayor Burnett, who
interested herself in the lady's behalf,
which explains all. She is the daughter
OF II. l.unsiord, OF Cabell county, West
Virginia. Her parents arc highly re-
spectcd people, and spared no expense
IN the education OF their child.
Mrs. Nichols was sent to 4 boarding
schoo! where she met her future hus-
band, whom she tried so hard 20 send
to a distant land, She was only seven
teen years old, and in the dead OF night
stole away from the school and eloped
with him. They resided in West Vir-
ginia Tor several years, and then CAME
to this city. Her fathers letter speaks
OF the husbands cruel treatment OF her,
and wonders how she rciraincd so
long from ending his miserable
life. lie advises her not to go
to trial unit! he is nblc to be present,
and to employ tho best attorney in the
city. In closing he warned her TO say
nothing 10 the reporters, who, he
clains, will hound her 10 death.
lier brother is expected here this
week to bail her out. He will be accom-
panied by an attorney, who will try to
introduce her husbands alleged brutal
ity to her while in West Virginia us
evidence. George Rawins was retained
yesterday and will also look after her
interests.
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"LAND BILL" ALIENS FUNERAL


The Remains Viewed by aIany-Sleops In
an lIonorcd Grave.
SrtciGl DispG.ca 10 The lptcgicenccr.
CoLuMDus, o., Dec. From II n. M,
when the doors OF the great rotunda OF
the state Capitol were thrown open
until l:3o p. m, when the remains oi
the late George Wheaton Allen were
removed 10 the First Congregations.
church ior burial services, continue!
stream OF people passed through the
Capitol, pausing Tor moment only to
gaze upon tho face OF the dead paupcr.
Upon the plain black coffin, whose
only ornament was Il silver plate with
the name OF the deceased, rested n
beautiful cluster OF flowers breathing
out, as ifNminsled with their perfume,
the loved sentiment, ''lIOmc, sweet
home," = sentiment that led the hero
pauper to sacrifice fortune. his noblest
energies and the best years OF his lie TO
aiIording homes for the poor.
The remains were inferred in q lot
purchased yesterday by his friends in
Grccn!awn Cemetery, and the remains
OF his wife, who died years ago, and
which are now buried ut Wcstcrville,
this county, will be placed by his side.
A movement has already been started
in Kansas and Nebraska to collect
money to erect monument ior him.
1t is thought that the west, where so
many millions OF IeneGciaries OF the
homestead law live, would be the most
appropriate place ior such monument.
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CHICAGO poLICE UPHELD
In RnIdins n Meeting o: :iuarcLists-Fines S
Suspended.

In Rnldins Meeting o: :iuarclists-Fines S
Suspended.
Chicago, Dec. "A question OF civil
rights was decided by Police Justice
Woodman this morning, md while the
city won victory, technically, in
reality it has suffered Il decided defeat.
The decision grows out OF the action OF
the police al the time OF the Anarchist
demonstration in this city on Novem-
Der II, the anniversary OF the cxccu-
ton OF Parsons, Spies and the other
llaymarkct Anarchists. Then they
compelled tho leaders OF the dcmonstra-
tion to display the American flag.
The justice to-day expressed the
opinion that the assemblies raidcd
were unlawful oues. lie therefore fined
the leaders 500 each and the others $40
each.
These fines, at the instance OF the
city prosecutor, were at once suspended.
This action was presumably taken ior
the purpose OF avertins an appeal to the
higher courts.
1t is understood. however, that the
defendants will appeal nevertheless.
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COUNTESS RUSSELL
Accused Of Making Statements only to
Wound Her Husband.

LONDON. Doc. Upon the opening
OF the court in tho Russell separation
case to-day tho countess resumed her
place in tho witness box andSir Charles
Russell took up his cross examination
at the point where it was broken off
yesterday by the adjournment OF the
court.
Sir Charles Russell, in question re-
gardlng the relations between the earl
and Roberts, tried in every way 10 lead
her to contradict herself. witness,
however, persisted i'll the statements
she made yesterday regarding Roberts.
She also repeated tho statements she
had made concerning tho information
furnished her by the Dowager Countess
Russell, Lady Agatha Russell and tho
Hon. Rollo Russell.
The countess to-day testified that
these persons did not say anything
about Roberts, but they told her things
about the earl's past lite that made her
think him capable OF the oiItnse spg-
gcsted.
DIR. Godson then took tho stand, and
IN response to Il question OF Sir Charles
Russell, said the countess suffered from
spasmodic dysmcnorrhca, disease
often accompanied by hysteria.
Eliza Vale, the maid who found the
countess in 4 faint oil the floor OF her
room, was then called. She testified
that on this occasion she heard the
countess pleading with the earl.
In presenting the case for tho Earl,
Sir Charles Russell, in substance said ho
wonld limit himself to the broad issue
OF the case. So far as tho separation of
Countess and Earl Russell was con-
cerncd all that he could say was that a
lady was Mt liberty to leave her husband
when sho liked. Tho sole object OF the
present suit was to iorco the payment
OF alimony by the Earl.
Sir Charles, referring 10 tho Roberts
incident, declared that the countess,
through vei!ed and Obscure innuendoes,
simply desired to wound her husband.
lie asked Tho jury 10. TO be carried
away by clever and engaging woman
telling them story that was untrue in
all its essential dc,ails--a woman so
desperate as to put forward the Roberts
incident in order TO support a hopeless
case by odious imputations.
Adjourned.
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A NOTABLE RECEPTION
rendered Archbishop Kcnrick -Pror
inent Catholic Clerry, prcscnt

rendered Archbishop Kcnrick Prom.
inent Catholic Clergy Present.
ST. EoTis, Dec. 2.--The solcmni,ies OF
the celebration OF the golden jubilee
OF Archbishop Kenrick being over, his
grace was rendered 4 reception by the
Marquette club this evening. 1t was
most notable gathering OF distinguished
representatives OF the Roman Catholic
hierarchy ever witnessed in the west,
or, perhaps in This country. The dec
orations and illuminations OF the club
house were made ona magnificent scale.
The club rooms wcro throngcd
with brilliant assemblage eager
10 meet such prominent leaders OF the
church as Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop Kcnrick, and Bishops Fcehan,
Ryan, ireland, Corrigan, Jansen, Gross,
Elder, Riordan, Salpontc and others,
all Of whom were attircd intheir canon
ical robes, and when together formed n
most impressive picture. Over five
hundred clergymen were present. Oh
the 800 invitations issued fully two
thirds availcd themselves OF the oppor-
tunitY to attend.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MISS., Dec. "a spe-
cial to the Journal from West Superior,
Wisconsin, says: Last night two boys,
August Swanson and Armour Glover,
did not return home and their parents
spent an anxious night OF searching.
To-day their remains were found. They
had dug cave in frozen sawdust pile
and tho crust had fallen in and had
crushed them TO death. n
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pIrrsnuRGH, Pa, Dec. I'm the Nc
Donald oil field to-day the Shairer No. .,
OF Patterson and Jones, struck the
sand and is now doing ninety barrels
an hour; tho ShatIer No. .,
OF tile Forest Oil company, is doing
thirty barrels an hour, and the Huser,
Bolt & Co., Boyer No. !, thirty.tiye
barrels IN hour, all in the fifth sand.
Johnson & Co.'s Sutherland well tapped
the Gordon, and is making 500 barrels a
day.
The Venice we'll OF the Royal Gas
Company, which was watched so anx.
iously, is Il failure in the fifth sand. II
is good ior twenty-five barrels a
day in the fourth sand. The
Elliott No. 4 is through the
sand and dry. Wallace No. :. is
drilling in the fifth sand and looks iike
duster. The daily production is
G7,000 barrels; stock in field, $50, 900
barrels, and runs 52,T79 barrels.
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WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION
Is Equally Divided Between Crisp and
Mills.

Is Equally Divided Between Crisp and
Mills.
Special digG'ch 10 The Inttligenccr
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. EVERY
member OF tho West Virginia dclcya-
tion in Congress is now in the city with
the single exception Of Mr.. Anderson,
who is said to be detained home BY an
attack OF the grip, and his presence
here on Saturday 10 participate in the
caucus is somewhat doubtful. Mr.. Pen.
d!cton arrived this morning and was
carly in the midst OF the spcakcrship
fight. He announces himself for Alr.
Crisp.
Mr.. Capahart, who also arrived this
morning and who has been counted rs
II Crisp follower, is now placed in tho
doubtful column BY the fgurcrs, with a
strong leaning toward the Texan. Mr..
Wilson arrived about noon, and received
quite IN ovation ut tho different head.
quarters where he called.
Senator kcnna has been here ior some
time. Senator Faulkner arrived this
afternoon. Tho delegation ii Mr..
Anderson arrives will probably be divid-
ed on the spcal!crship question, Alder
son and Pendleton voting for Crisp
while Wilson and, it may DO Capehart,
will support Mills.
Col. J. w. st. Clair, OF Fayotte county,
was among tho visitors at tho speaker.
ship headquarters. He said that Chns,
Edgar llogg had withdrawn from the
contest Tor reading clerk OF the house.
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OLYMPIA, WASH, Dec. 2.-The steam
ship Eastern Oregon arrived here last
evening and went into dry dock. Soon
after she caught fire from burning
grease in the gallery. The fire company
here attempted to check the fire, bul
could do nothing. The steamer is 9
total loss. She was valued at about
SlS0,O0O. She was owned by the Oregon
Improvement COMPANY.
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ArranEin: for the Klr,ncs,.

There was 4 meeting yesterday OF the
amusement committee Of the eLadies'
Hospital Association to consider the
plans ior the proposed Kirmess. It was
concluded to accept the offer OF PROBES.
sor Hawkins, OF 3lansiicld, O., to con.
duct the affair, his offer being much
moro advantageous than the terms that
could be made with Professor Speedy.
The programme will be different In
every feature from tho last one. The
dates chosen are the 18th, 10Th and 10Th
of February, 1892. l
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LONDON, Dec. 2.-John Mccormack,
who was arrested in Edinburg on the
charge OF having dciraudcd the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company, of
New York, has been brought up on a
remand in the Bow street police court,
The court decided to grant tho request
for McCormack's extradition and ho
will, therefore. shortly be sent back to
tho United States.
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NEw York, Dec. o.-Late this after
noon the Board OF Review OF the Ma.
tiona Trotting Association handed
down two decisions in cases that were
pending before them this morning.
They reinslated $. a. Ferguson, OF st.
Nlarys, Ohio, who drove Pilgrim alias,
Mountain Boy. Frank Rogers. OF
Ridgcway, Pa, and also John L. Walsh,
OF New Jersey, who was expelled at
Trenton, y. j., on July ., 1890. for ring
ing Will, Maggie ", formerly Fame.
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BUFFALO. \. y, Dec. o.-John b.
Heir, n florist, aged iiity-two, was shot
and fatally wounded by his wife, Mag
dalera, at East Buffalo shortly before
noon to-day Two shots took effect in
the back, piercing the lett lun. and
kidney. The woman was arrested. She
had not been living with her husband
for over a year, and jealousy is supposed
to have been the cause oi the shooting
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DUBLIN, Dec. 9.-The McCarthyite
section OF Irish parliamentary party
have decided to take decisive steps to
secure the Irish funds at present in the
hands OF Mr.. Munroe, the Paris banker.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy and Timothy
Healy have now commenced nm action
against Mr.. Munroe to decide tho own
ership OF tho funds, and to compel him
to restore the money to those who arc
entitled to the possession OF it.
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French Miners Strike Ended,

PARIS, Dec. "A dispatch from Lens,
department De Calais, states that affairs
throughout the coal mining districts
are resuming their normal condition.
The striking miners in the vicinity of
Lens have returned to work and no
further trouble is feared. The troops
who were detailed to the duty OF pro-
tecting property and preventing rioting
have returned to their several military
departments.
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SENATOR pRiCR SUED
For Delinquent Taxes Mt Lima-IIc Pleu
Son.Rcstdencc.

LIMA, O., Dec. 2.-Thc treasurer OF
Allen county brought suit against
United States Senator Calvin S. Brice
this morning for $l7,s5O delinquent
taxes. The senator has constantly re.
fused TO pay taxes during tho last few
years, alleging whenever pressed Tor Il
settlement that he had no residence at
this place. The amount asked for III
cludes over $1,000 in penalties.
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Reed Thinks Mills VIII Win.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 2.-Ex-Spcakcr
Reed, with Mrs. Reed, will leave for
Washington Thursday, expecting to ar.
rive Saturday. lie expresses himself
as firmly convinced that Mr.. Mills will
be chosen speaker OF the house.
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Granted an i:x,cr.sion.

pirrsnCRGn, Pa, Dec. 9.-At \ meet.
Ing ofscrcditors.to-la j. p. Withefow,
the extensive furnace builder, was
granted an extension oil four wears
a statement presented showed assets
OF S9So,1I4, and liabilities OF $a733,o3J5
Work VIII be resumed at his plant in
New Castle, Pa, ut once.
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Crisp is backed by Gov. David B. Hill,
and Mills by ex-Presiden. Cleveland.
Crisp is for free coinage and Mills
opposes it, and possibly some may see
their way clear to desert their tariff
principles for free silver and therefore
vote for Crisp instead OF Mills. Hatch
never had any show for the spcakcrship,
and his delegation is coming TO the
conclusion that he is playing thom"
ior craftsmanship OF committee. 1t
is customary to give candidate for
speaker committee craftsmanship ii
he controls his state delegation. Most
OF the weak aspirants hold their local
delegations just long enough to. trade
ior committee position. Most OF them
have no other object in view in running
ior the speakershlp.
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LoSDoS, Dec, 2.-Eer Royal IIighness
Princess Helena Augusta Victoria, third
daughter Of the Queen and Prince Fred.
crick, OF Schlcswig-fTo!stcin, Sender.
burg-Austenburg, has given her consen,
10 become president OF the English
committee on lady's work for the Chi
cago exhibition.
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CRIsp's CAUSE GROWING.
The Fight between Him and aillls-AIoaIi

The Fight Between Him and aIills-AIclIil.
Ian md Springer ia It.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Thore seems TO
be practically little chanscin the speak
ership situation. All five OF the candi-
dates continue to express cheerful con.
iidencc. /.
There are no signs OF any Withdrawals
prior to the first ballot, and nothing as
yct to demonstrate tho ability OF any
one OF the candidates TO transfer his
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VIII Contest Ills rlcrt,on.

Special Dispatch 70 The Enteligenesr
CoLuMuus, o., Dec. ".-Ex-Aiayor
Bfucls was to-day formally notified by
cx-Nlayor Walcutt, that the legislative
election, the returns OF which show
Bruck to be the chosen representative
from this county, will be contested.
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SERVE NOTICE or SPRINGER.

Tonight Congressman Forman, Filth
ian, Wikc and Newberry, oi Illinois,
served notice on Mr.. Springer that they
would support Mr.. Mills OH the first
ballot. Mr.. Springer stated TO the Ix-
TELLiGENcER correspondent at midnight
that Notwithstanding the detection from
his own state he would not Withdraw
from the contest.
The New England delegation cacused
tonight at the residence OF Congress-
man Andrews. No formal vote was
taken, but it was developed that out of
the fourteen, ten would support Mills.
OF the remaining four Page aud Stevens
will vote for Springer, Daniels for Crisp
and ONcill will throw away his vote by
casting i: ior his colleague, Mr.. An
drews.
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Cyrus W. Field lies dying at seventy.
two years OF agc, in tho handsome
homo that no longer shall be his. Ed
ward NJ. Field, the son who wrecked
the firm OF Field, Lindlcy, Wicchcrs &
Co., is an inmate OF Vernon House, n
private insane asylum near the village
OF Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Edward ". Field lies dangerous
ly i'll ut the home OF her brother, DR..
Lindloy, OF No. s. Madison avenue. 1t
was stated at the house this afternoon
that her condition was about the same
MS yesterday.
Mrs. D. 4. Lindlcy, daughter OF Cyrus
W. Field, is believed to DO on herdeath-
bed.
This expresses in few words the
pitilui condition OF family which .
few weeks age was cnvied for its wealth,
happiness and social cminencc. And
the TACT that to-day is the iity-iirst All
nivcrsary OF Cyrus W. Fields marriage
adds new sadness 10 the story OF the
day.
Tonight DR.. Fuller, the family physi-
clan, said: Although Mr.. Fields corr
dition is extremely critical the fact that
call ut the house only twice day
should relieve the anxiety OF the report
crs who have taken up death watch
at Gramcrcy Park. Mr.. Field is an
old man. and it is difficult matter to
determine just when the mortal illness
OF an old person will terminate. lie
may linger for several days and he may
die in few hours. He has received
so many shocks during the past few
days that the least additional excite
incnt is likely TO result in dissolution. !"
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LONDON, Dec. 2.-Advccs from Santos
state that owing to the prevalence OF
yellow fever ut that port l20 vessels are
detained there waiting 10 discharge
their cargoes. Some vessels are depart.
ing for other ports with the cargoes
with which they were ladened on their
arrival. see
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Governor Campbell Quite III,

SpttT0! UIFpdIcH 70 INt IWeIJtNcer.
CoLUMnus, ONO, Dec. 2.-Governor
Campbell arrived home from Chicago
early this morning quite sick, and ut
once tool; to his bed with a high fever
and sore throat. DR.. Loving pro-
nounces it the grip, and says there is no
cause for alarm.
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Sptcin, Disprtch TO The lGte'Iigcncer.
PITrsDuEGn, Dec. 2.-District Attor.
nev Burleigh wrote to Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday TO see whether or not "Eggy"
Conroy was in the penitentiary there
at the time oi the RuGert murder in
Tarrntum Pa
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PlrTsnuRcn, Pa, Dec. "a Warren,
Pa, special says: A. Il. Blood, wealthy
oil man about thirty years OF age, was
thrown from his horse last evening and
instantly killed. His life was insured
for 100000. lie leaves wiie and two
children.
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Special Di:pG'th 10 IA: jn'eligencsr
CoLuMHUs, O., Dec. Professor Ed
ward Orton, state Scologst aud EXPIRE
sident OF the State University, suffered
n paralytic strike this afternoon and lies
in very critical condition tonight.
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"But what on earth could have IN
duced you to marry 4 man so utterly
your inieror?" My dear girl, never
saw man who wasn't" ."--JHdy