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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-09
NInnLeyed ygith the Wiro,

KANSAS Cry, Mo, April s.-Fhomai
Beard. a Santa Fs man, while passing
over the bridge between North Ant
Sosth Argentine, reached above hi
head aud espHht hold OF an electric
light wire. The current passed through
the body aud he died IastSntly. His
hands were burned almost through by
tha wire.
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THREE HUNS TO BE HUNG
For tho Murder of Man 10 Labor Riot
ut BrRddock.

prrisBunau, Pa, April S.-Andrew
Todt, Michael sobal and George Rus
neck, the three Hungsrians convicted OF
the murder Of Michael Quinn, who was
killed in the labor riot at Carnsgle's
works, at Braddock, Pa, last New Years
Day, will be hanged. This morning the
motion for q new trial was overruled by
Judge Stowe. The three prisoners were
then brought into court and sentenced to
death. Before the sentence was passed
Todtand sobal protested their innocence.
The condemned were then remanded to
jail to await the signing OF the death
warrant by Governor pattison.
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Tho National Pedoration wants SIouey,

A"s NUt1V1"t VuVE'tIVu WHuEo uIuuVy'
DuBttS, April s.-At the firss public
meeting Of the National federation yes
terday, Mr.. Thsmas Sexton presided
It wGs announced that the account in
Mr. John Dillon's name had been over.
drawn'to the extent Of $l5. .GO9 and that
there we're other urgent liabilities to the
amount Of SiH 900. II was consequently
resolved to call upon Messrs. MGUSrthy
and PArDelh to Immediately release a
sum from the fund held In Paris, suf,
fleient TO meet the present and future Ii
nhilitiea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-09
o.ne,a..e, for FdmIGIFn1ids, IIF1il PIaSs,

St. ALBASs VI, April s.-The reSis-
nation Of Senator Edmunds was unex'
pscted in Vermont and vss q surprise to
his constituents. The appointment oI
his HuoceSsor deyolyes on Governol
Page, a. the Leeislatnre y mot IN session
The candidates are Secretary OF Wa
Proctor, Congressman II. II. PoweB and
Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith.
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HUMAN BONES FOUND


Special DtspateAO 70 he htsa.Ceaeer.
KlNGwooD, W. Va, April s.-Men
who are digging cellar near what is
called the Old Bank building, made a
rather peculiar discovery to-day
which has caused considerable dis.
cussion and wonder. At the
depth OF seven feet, under q
board, which was in a well preserved
condition, were found several bones,
which to all appearances are the bones
OF human body. For twenty-five years
a store wareroom stood on the ground
where the excavation ia now being
made, and an old citizen says that
hotel stood upon the site fifty years ago.
The theory is that in the days Of long
ago guest at the inn met with foul play
and the crime was hidden by the burial
OF the mans body beneath the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-09
Russia sIas,lpE H.r rroop,.

LONDON, April s-The Standards St.
Petersburg and Jassy correspondents
continue to report activity among the
Russian troops, great numbers OF which
are being massed on the Austro- Hun.
garian frontier. The JRSSy coHpspond.
ent gives detailed account Of the move
ment Of the troaps.
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GOVERNOR FOWlIE DEAD.
suddsl, Death of North CaroIlna'1 Chief Ex
ocutlvo from ApopleIy.

OCutiVo from Apoplexy.
RALEIGH, N. O., April s,-Governor
Daniel G. Fowle died Of apoplexy last
night. He was sixty years of age. No
previous announcement bad been made
Of his indisposition, but he had for day
Q, two been suffering from indigestion
and had not attended at the Capitol yes
terday. He aided his children at their
lessons Lest evening, retired at 10 o'clotk K
and at II 80 called his daughter to hit
chambers, saying that he felt quite un'
well aud thought he was about 70 faint
and then he suddenly expired.
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Big InssndIary FIrs.

srEyESsvlLlE, Ill, April s-All the
business houses on the north side Of the
square have been burned, including the
postoffice. All the mail and postoaice
fixtures were saved, Loss, $50, 900; in
surance, $4,000. The fre was Of an in
Cendiary origin.
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OMAHA, NER., April s-The trouble
among the Burlington switOhmen at
Lincoln has spread to this city. Every
switchman on that line in this city, failed
to report for duty to-day. Some men
were secured in their places, but more or
less trouble resulted. The ltSike ls ex:
pected to extend aiopg the line daily, as
gil GTainpeh aye Being urged to help the
sRitchnen. Many Of the employees pre-.
dict tight like that experienced by the
80" during the Brotherhood row Of 1887.
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LANCASTER, Pa, April s.-ExeCrtionS
Tor s9O5OS WeIo issued to-day by the
Columbia and Lancaster National BSnks
sgainat N. Byres & Co., lumber dealers
and saw mill operators Of Columbia. Ed
win EOeTmAn, who assigned on Monday,
was the principal member Of the 6rm,
They claim assetB Of SLAB, 900 in plant
and lumber.
Another execution for 100000 was
Issued this afternoon ngainst n. Byres &
Co., at the instance Of Thomas Bum
gardner.
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ENGEIONS VILL FOLLOW
In the Coke Regions Unless the
the Strikers Go 10 Work.
THE SITUATION YESTERDAY.
Men Applying for Work at Most of
the Plants-Srore Rioters Ar.
rested...A Volunteer Reg.
iment Talked Of

MT. PLEASANT, Pa, April S.-The
coke strike situation was devoid OF ex.
citement to-day. Considerable surprise
was occasioned this morning by the ar.
rival Of Division Commander General
snowden and his staff. In company with
Generals Mcclellan and Wiley, General
snowden visited the various works and
personally looked over the field. Upon
his report will depend the removal Of
the troops.
Notices OF ejsctment was placed in
the constables' hands to-day, and the
ten days notice to quit will be served
tomorrow on the strikers who are occu.
pying the company's houses. Every
one who will not work will be forced to
seek q residence elsewhere. There is
no doubt that the operators are prepar-
ing to import men and are anxious to
get possession Of their houses The op.
orators are anxious to have the militia
remain until after the eviotions, and are
trying to impress upon General Snow.
den the absolute necessity Of the guards
at that time. There Is talk Of forming a
volunteer regiment Of National Guards.
men to take the places Of the State
troops when they are Withdrawn, This
was done during the riots OF 1877, some
Of the men remaining on duty three
months. all the expenses would then
be paid by the company instead OF by
the State. Thirty more men applied for
and were given work at Morewood 10.
day, making 125 now drawing coke.
TRE NUMBER OF MEN WORKING.
The Frick Company say they shipped
over sixty.fve cars Of coke to-day. They
also report q large number Of men at
work at the Lsith and Taatter plants,
which were almost totally idle yesterday.
Over q hundred ovens are reported in
blast at Frick's Adelaide plant, and the
number OF workmen is increasing stead
lily at the Lsisenring No. 2, Morewood
aud other works. They report the Jim.
town, Stirling, Cora and Chester plants
in full blast, while some strikers have re-
turned to work at the Nellie and Clarissa.
Labor officials say that the number Of
workmen at the different plants Is d.
minishing rapidly and they anticipate an
easy victory. They state that over sew.
enty plants in the region are wholly idle,
while the force ofthe other plants is not
adequate To produce twenty cars Of coke
a day.
An immense mass-meeting Of strikers
was held at Fairchance this afternoon
and resolutions were adopted to remain
steadfast. Wholesale evictions Of coke
strikers are feared II they do not soon
resume work. The example to be set
hy the Southwest Co., at Morewood, will
likely be followed by the other COM
panies Of the region. Constable Washi-
baugh, OF Greensburg, was here this az.
ternoon. He said he had arrested Ave
OF the Morewood rioters whose names
are Buckley. Elgan, Lane, Nixon aud
Baldwin, and placed them under $500
bail. Interest is now centeripg in the
Miners' convention to be held on Fri
daV.
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KANSAS ELECrlONs.
Republicans Make Gains Every wherein,
The Woman Vote Light.

Kansas Cry, April s.-The result Of
the elections in Kansas yesterday as
shown from the latest returns indicate
that the following cities and towns were
carried by the Republicans: Topeka by
small msjority, Kansas City by q great.
ly reduced majority. Atchison, Ottawa,
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ReIt YirEinla penIionu.
spestal DtpaieA 70 l.s laiels@or.

1Dt6lol Di9dleN o liA INlLllQNo9.
-W.su1NaTox, D. O., April s.-West
Virgins pensions have @ @Sesn S::.n :;:.nted as
follows: ahRinal-Wm. Z. Echols. NJ.
p. Boyce, E. !. WoomeF, Emily, YtdoY
Of Florence QIigley. AdditlonilzSam'
uel Hamilton. Increase-Oaleb Jackson,
Henry Knisely, Joseph A. Chambers,
James McVickers, Thomas O. Boggess,
William P. Spencer, Allen Riggs, Jamei
P. Coen, Michael knight, haac Cum
herlilge, Arthur Murray, w. B. Spies
ReissIe--Ale3 Il: Allison, QliYer ?
HINT
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 7.-Antouio
Guerno shot and killed Nicholas Deyita
in quarrel last night in front Of their
peanut stands in Clifton square. The
murder was the result OF ieud Of long
standing. growing out Of rivalry over
their business.
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nurned 70 Death lu q Hay Loft.

TorExA. KAN, April s-John R, q
four year old soa Of John A. Miller, q
prominent business man. vas burned to
death early this morning. While play,
ing Ia the hay loft with matches one ol
them BGs iPnltsd and set FIRE 70 the hay
de was burned 70 . crisp before he
could be rescued.
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Fllat pettle Assoela,ion AieeIinr.

PlTTssuRaH, April a.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Western Flint
Bottle Association was held here to-day.
The meet was harmnninr. a +, ali respsets
aud ruling prices were resffirmed by an
unanimous vote. It was decided that
oil iastaries in the Association close
down on June Let, next, instead Of July
lst, as heretofore.
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EmIETallon from EaRlnna.

LoSnOS, April a-4OOOrdlng to statis-
tics Just made public l62,4ls persons
emigrated from the British Isles to the
United States in 1890, while only q, $50
persons emigrated from the British Islel
70 British America in the same year.
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struck bya Train.

Special Dtspnteh 70 ne IRtelltoeneeI.
BLuRyIRED, W. VA, April S.-Fred
Morris, a shipping clerk of the Virginia
Lumber Company, was struck by a
engine near Grahamithis morning and
thrown from the track, receiving in.
iuries which may prove fatal.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April R.-The eSar ID
greatly displassed With the action ol
Grand Duke MichaeloYitCh, cousin ol
the Car, who has been privately mar
Tied at San Reno 10 the Countess ol
Nuremberg, daughter Of the Duke o.
Nassau. The Car has caused the Grand
Dukes name To be stricken from the
list Of army officers.
It Ia stated that the marriage was ar.
ranged at the beginning Of the season a
the Riviera, and that the C3sI, on 6einI
consulted ahoHt the matter, refused 4
give his SANCTION 10 tie marriage. Hence
Ghe secrecy that was observed,
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1I6tE0F DI1VVI7sN % ENs I7'71'''77I'7-.'
KlNawoop, W. Va, April SAT Na.
sontown, ten mlles from here, the yalua-
Bile Touring. mill belonging to 9. =.
Hartlay was consumed by Ore on Tlee'
day. The property was worth s4I0ci
no innurance.
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Another Building Association for charlel
town.
Special Dispatch 70 ne In.sliCeneer.

obsSta+ OApus%0 W VIC Ahts+tA0e'sSsI'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April s,-The
Jefferson Building Association No. II,
Of Charlestown, has been incorporated
for the purpose OF raising money to be
distributed amongits members to use in
building and repairing buildings, with Q
capital Of $3.50 and with the privilege oil
increasing It to 5000, 900.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April Seen.
RosecSans is confined TO his room with
symptoms OF pneumonia, Gen. SpinolR
suffered a rtlApse yesterday and Is to-
day reported very i'll.
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Special DISpaloh 70 ne Inls2t06HoeF. Y
FAIRxoXT, W. VA, April s.-Thievee
broke into the feed mill of o, Jackson &
Son last night and took several sacks ol
dour.
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in order to avoid the bombardism and
destruction of Antofogasta by vessels in
the possession of the rebels, have with
drawn the government troops from An
tofagasta with all the rolling stock OF the
Antafogasta railroad to Calama. a strategic
point between Antafogasta and lquique.
Altogether the revolutionary party hold
twenty-siX men-of-war and steam vessels
OF di erent clrsses, while the government
contains only two-the Imperial and the
Crusino.
The Valparaiso Concrete reported on
Feb. -: Yesterday the important capture
was made of the rebel A. Edwards, who
has furnished the rebel forces with money,
and who held 81 100000 in deposit in n re-
spectacle mercantile house. This money,
it is supposed, he intended to send on
board the Rebel squadron, and it will be
seized by tho government
The French steamship Vile De Belfast
which arrived at lquique reports that 300
killed and wounded were the outcome
the fights on Tarapaca Pampas.
Captain Louis CT. Goni, who commands
the rebel steamer Blanco Encalada, issued
n proclamation to the Inhabitants OF
Iquique, in which tho following words
occur: "The generous blood wasted on
these Tarapaca fields will lead to the
death OF the Tyrant and to our rights be-
ing regaincd."
The Lima Diario said Feb. % 1.-THE
present revolution in Chilli threatens to
result in serious international conflicts.
Peruvian ter tory had already been vio-
lated by CHILEAN government troops"
Reports reached Panama on March Z,
that when the forces OF Valparaiso fired
on the Blanco Encalada, killing several of
her crew, the commanding officer sorcited
permission from the shore authorities TO
bury them. and the answer was that he
might bury them In the sea. Tho
commander OF the Blonco there
fore referred TO the captain OF Her
Majesty's Shin Chamion, and the latter
significantly replied Request me to bury
them, and l shall do So" The request
was accordingly formally made, where
upon the British commander had the
Gillian dead seamen taken ashore under
the protection of the British flag, and bur
led with due military honors in the graves
he had ordered prepared sor them.
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OdId ms nae Old poet when Questioned about ne ago
fheshng in himself tho truth
That robust ace means weH lined YOUTH

months distant. The English ministry is
seriously embarrassed in this respect by
the Newfoundland troubles.
The marine court az Gibralter decided
that Capt. McKeague, of the Utopia,
was guilty of grave errors of judgment.
The newly organized Mexican bureau OF
statistics has issued an interesting table
showing the commerce OF Mexico for 1889.
The II per cent government loan ex-
pires Sept. i, and treasury officials ere
making arrangements to take up the
bonds.
At Camden, n. J., the body of a woman
who had been outraged and murdered
was found on the street. negro is sus-
pected.
The election of Senator Palmer was
celebrated at Springfield, ILL.,, by the great
est gathering since Grover Cleve!ands
election.
Ex-Congressman Niedringhaus has be-
gun work on the first tin plate factory in
this country, which is TO be established at
st. Louis.
The League msgnates met at Cincinnati
yesterday to discuss the base ball situa-
ton at that point. No decision was an
nOunced.
Illinois capitalists who have stumpa9e
on 100000 acres OF land in Honduras
have organized the Honduras timber
company.
Richard NJ. johnson of Franklin, Ind,
was appointed to lucrative position in
the treasury department by Secretary Eos
ter Yesterday.
Young Martin, who broke into the white
house, will plead guilty TO assault and pay
n fine. The story as 1t now leaks out, Is
quite sensational.
The census office has issued a bulletin
showing the distribution Of population in
accordance with mean relative humidity
Of the atmosphere.
George Washington Moss and Oliver
William Stangley were hanged yesterday;
the former at Wilkesbarre and the latter
at Mauch Chunk. Pa.
Tom Hurley, co ored, brutally murdered
J. A. Burke, a telegraph operator at Cum
berland Gap, Tenn. and was soon alter
lynched by the people.
SANKEY'S agent cancelled his lecture
date at San Antonio because the people
were so bitter against him for deserving
from the confederate army.
The Allan company and the Naval
construction and armament company Of
Barrow-in-Farness will establish a new
line of transatlantic steamers.
A company at the head of which is T.
p. O'Connor, has been incorporated in
New Jersey to print the Sun in London.
UConnor will be editor at $4,000.
New industries established in the
South the first three months in 1891 eX-
coed tho number established during cor
responding months OF 1890 by sixteen.
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French Canl.inn.

Sorbet In Royale-Pulp some oranges
and rub II through fanny. To each
MALI pint OF this pulp allow two table
Hpoonfuls OF brandy and two OF orange
strip ;'ir0ezO tlll sem.liquid, and serve In
glasses or In Ice cups.
Frtot do RE do Neau-Blanche, braise
and press 4 ewoelbfead when cold slice II
rather thickly and cut II out In rounds
with cutter. Lot thoso pieces lie for mn
hour In n basin with teaspoonful OF said
oil, n few drops OF lemon Juice and some
finely chopped parsloy; then dip each In
good frying butter, and fry In plenty OF
boiling fat til OF n golden brown, and
serve with fried parsley in tho center
Soufilo Glaco do Volatile Marinade tho
white meat OF roast chicken In oil and
lemon juice with bayleaf, an onion
sliced, Glove or two and soma parsley.
When sufficiently favored cut II into
small pieces and mix IL with similarly cut
ham and tongue and little mayonnaise.
Line PLAN mold with aspic, and when
get fill IL In alternate layers with tho
chicken, etc, and aspic whipped 10 froth.
Serve garnished with tomato and water
cress salad. This is also excellent made
with game.
Bavaroise De Pommes--Peol and cut up
TWO pounuh OF apples, huu put lhem on 10
cook, with the juice OF whole and the
peel OF half lemon, and quarter 10 half
pound OF sugar. according TO the
apples Cook this till reduced 10 PURGE
then rub 1t through n sieve or n tammy,
add one ounce best sheet gelatine dis
solved in a little milk, few drops of
app e-grccn coloring, and pint OF stifly
whipped and sweetened cream. Pour the
mixture into u mold and let IL set. A
little marasehIno may be added II APP
proved OF. Serve with stifIly whipped or
clotted cream.
Flet de Bmuf Aux Tomates, la Sue
doise.-Trm nice piece OF lllet OF beef.
tie it up, and let II lie for an hour or two
in O marinade Of oil, vinegar, herbs, sliced
onion, carrot, turnip. spice, etc. Then
wrap 1t in a well-sreased paper with its
marinade all around il, and roast it. bast-
ing it well over the paper, for two hours
for four or five pounds OF meat Then re-
move the paper and the herbs, let the
joint brown, and serve with good gravy,
tomatoes and Suedoise sauce. Tomatoes
for Garnish; Peel the tomatoes, and take
away the seeds; slice them, lay them on
II buttered baking-tin, season, and bake
for about ten minutes with a buttered
paper over them. Suedoise Sauce: To
half pint OF mayonnaise addtwo table
spoonfuls of thick cream, and the same of
grated horseradish.
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A NERO IN MADAGASCAR.
Details OF the Massacre by
Ramiasatra.
Horrible Tortures Inflicted
on the Victims.
The Governor and His Brother
Are Put to Death
England and Venezuela at
Last Come to Blows.
Insurgents SELL Gaining Ground in
Chill.
Insurgents stin Gaining Ground in
Chill.

PARIS, March 2i.-Prompt vengeance
has fallen upon Ramiasatra, governor OF
the province OF Belanona, Madagascar who,
according 10 news received here on March
4, massacred 27s persons, including men,
women and children belonging TO tho
leading families. Dispatches just received
here state that Ramiasatra, together with
his brother, who Is supposed to have in
stigated tho massacre, has been executed
on the spot where the Wholesale killing
took place under the governors diroo-
tions.
The cause OF Ramiasatra's sanguinary
conduct originated in the fact that he
fereely resented petition from the pop
ulace addressed tothe government. asking
protection from his repeated acts of cru
city. This so enraged tho governor that
he commenced To slaughter men, women
, and children and continued this for sever
al days. In many cases the agonies Of the
victims were protracted by the governors
causing their limbs to be gradually dis
membered, their heads 10 be slowly sawed
of and by subjecting them to other acts of
torture. During the course OF the massa-
ere many of the women who were put TO
death were first outraged. In the case of
all the victims their bodies were thrown
TO the dogs.
In addition to these atrocities the survi-
vors were compelled to erect a trophy.
composed Of the heads of the murdered
people, upon a spot near the scene of the
butchery.
The fury OF the populace was aroused to
such an extent by Ramiasatra's inhuman
conduct that the government OF Madagas-
car was compelled to take notice of the
governors bloodthirstiness and promise
70 investigate the whole affair and to pun
fish the offenders if they were found TO be
guilty. This, thanks to the moral pres
sure brought to bear on the government
by foreign residents, has actually been
done and Governor Ramiasatra and his
equally ferocious brother have met the
fate which they richly deserved.