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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-10
AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
About to Get Under Way In wheelinG-Tl
wheeling Dairy Association Organizes.

About to Get Under Way In WheelinG-Tho
wheeling Dairy Association Organizes.
The first meeting Of the Wheeling
Dairy Company was held yesterday, and
an organization was effected by electing
R. K. Gifiin, g. D. Vernon, j. A. Miller,
J. NJ. Brown and Charles E. vanKeuren
members of the Board OF Directors. The
Directors elected R. K. GifIin President,
]. NJ. Brown Secretary and Treasurer,
and @. D. Vernon manager.
The company has an authorized capi.
tai stock of 100000, Of which over
$4,000 has been taken. The dairy will
be located on South Huron street, Island,
and is now being fitted up. In the
spring new and larger buildings will be
erected.
Mr.. Vernon, the manager, has had an
extensive experience in the West in this
business, and the new venture has all
the indications Of great success.
The company will procure its milk
from farmers in the country, who will
ship 1t in by rail. It will sell and de-
liver Jersey and Holstein milk, cream
for all purposes and Sour and butter and
skim milk and bonny olsbber, and II is
proposed to have these brought into the
house instead Of calling the patron out
10 the street with q bell. The company
will manufacture on large scale butter.
cottage cheese, "junket," ice cream and
cheese. Eggs will also be handled, and
specially will be made OF storing butter
and eggs in summer. The cooling pro.
cess will probably be the Universal re-
frigerator, though thisis not yet definite
ly decided. The dairy will make very
decided addition to the conveniences OF
life in Wheeling, and ought to be given
a substantial patronage.
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The patrons OF the Grand Opera House
were out in full force last night. The
attraction was "Uncle Toms Cabin"
by Peck & Fursman's Company. Each
character was well taken and tho special.
ties and music were excellent. The
Ohio river ice scene and the transformG.
tion tableaux at the close were realistic.
The audience laughed and cried by turns,
and was well pleased. They give special
matinee this afternoon for ladies' and
children and performance tonight.
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SOME QUEER SUGGESTIONS.
Cranks Who Recommend to the Cove
ment Plans to Exterm,nate the IudIan

Cranks Who Recommend to the Govern
ment Plans to Exterm,nats the Iudians.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 9.-secre-
tary Mobiles mail contained large num-
ber of letters from private correspon,
dents making suggestions as to the con-
duct Of the Indian campaign. One cor
respondent proposed to exterminate the
entire Sioux nation, or large part Of it,
by establishing an electric plant at Pine
Ridge aud stretching q wire round the
hostile camp. Then turning on the cur
rent, the Indians are to be driven down
to the wire which is to be drawn closer
and closer. Contact with the line wire,
or rather death wire, would cause general
death.
Another letter would have all persons
going into the Indian region make them
selves secure against being scalped by
shaving their heads and wearing close
fitting wool CAPS,
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An Evening of Magic.

Prof. Anderson had only a fair au.
dience at the Opera House last night, but
he gave an entertainment which pleased
all. Some OF his experiments are as
good as Herrmann's, and all are inter.
esting ard well executed. He was
assisted by Miss Louise Anderson, who
introduced the Davenport spiritual cabi.
net act, and mind reading aud second
sight, also introducing the Indian sack
feat. A matinee and evening perform
ance will be given to-day.
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Mr.. T. j. Gillespie, Secretary and
Treasurer Of Lockhart Iron and Steel
Company, Of Pittsburgh, and Mr.. A. H.
Zimmerman, Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Associations, Of Mary
land, West Virginia and the District oi
Columbia, will address the meetings for
young men at the Y. NJ. O. A. tonight
and tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
These gentlemen are good speakers and
the meetings will be interesting. All
men are invited.
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The Wallace Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ga special to
the press from CIearaeld says: Hon.
William A. Wallace's assignees have
failed to furnish the bond required in
the sum OF $1,000. 900, and as a result a
settlement with the creditors with the
assignees has practically been aban.
doned. The property will probably be
sacrificed and the judgment creditors
will receive but small per centage OF
their claims, while those who are un.
secured will fare much worse.
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Taking Step, for perepss.

BOISE Cry, IDAHO, Jan. Ex-Governor
Wiley held a conference last evening
with Major Noyes, commander Of the
Boise barracks, and as consequence a
cavalry company and an infantry com.
pany here are ready to move at short
notice. The Governor has sent Adju-
tant General Curtis. OF the Idaho
National Guards, to PoCatello station to
confer with the citizens OF PoCatello and
the Union Pacific railroad. Office. The
Governors action will be determined
by Curtis report,
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THROUGHOUT EUROPE

The Cold is Notwithstanding In
Every country-snowing in Sunny Italy
and In North Africa.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Itis now the seventh
week OF the prevalence OF frost through
out the United Kingdom, with no sign
Of abatemement Of the severity Of the
weather. Numerous deaths have re-
suited from the extreme cold, several Of
them at the very gates OF workhouses,
where groupsof poor people were wait.
ing for shelter.
Midland newspapers declare that
thousands Of persons in that region are
in a condition OF semi.starvation In
every country on the continent there ia
suffering because OF the severe weather,
The coast OF Belgium, Holland and
North Germany are blocked with ice.
at the North German port of Cuxhaven
twenty-nine steamships arc ice.bound.
A number OF steamers are drifting
helplessly between 0ttendort and Bruins.
buttel. At Hamburg navigation is
greatly impeded by the immense blocks
OF ice which fill the river.
At Antwerp ten thousand workmen
have been thrown out Of employment,
owing to the unusually severe weather
which is prevailing at present.
In Berlin tho Hartz railway is snow
blocked, and the mails usually con-
yeSed by It's trains are now transported
in sleighs.
All Bavaria is covered with snow, and
in the country between the Danube and
the Alps the snow ia eighteen inches
deep.
In Northern Italy snow began falling
on "Wednesday and did no! cease till to.
day.
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rIIh RAlLKuAp ,ssuulATION,
Tho Sub Committee Of tho Advisor
Board Completing tho Plans.

Tho Sub Committee of the Advisory
Board Completing tho Plans.
New YoRK, Jan. 9.-The sub.commit-
tee of the advisory board of the west.
ern railroads went into session at the
Windsor hotel ut 0: O:SOo'clock this morn.
ing. The work they Immediately en-
gagged in was the completion Of the prep.
aration Of the bylaws begun by them
yesterday. The hour set for the meet
ing OF the full board was 10 o'clock, but
as 1t was not intended to meet until the
subcommittee was ready 10 report, it
was believed that 1t would not 90 into
session at that time. At 10 o'clock the
advisory board was informed that the
sub committee had not completed Its
work, and the boaad decided not to hold
the intended meeting until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Meanwhile the
subcommittee remained in session and
did not adjourn until late this alter
noon.
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SAN FRiNcsco, Jan. 9.-An explosion
occurred at Powning Station last evening
in the mills Of the California powder
works. Halt dozen white men and
two Chinese were working in the mills
at the time, and one Of the Cinnamon
was literally blown to pieces, only his
skull being found. One Of the whites,
Fred Larson, was terribly burned and
mutilated about tho head and body.
His injuries are considered certainly
fatal. The cause of the explosion is not
known. The loss ia about 50 900.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. Gan abortive at,
tempt was made Wednesday night to
rob the Southern Pacific express be-
tween Flatonia and Welldore to-day.
The United States Marshal had received
information of the proposed robbery and
with posse boarded the train. When
the robbers signalled to the engineer to
stop the posse fred. Only one man
could be seen on the track, but it is
thought several were hidden in the
hrnAh.
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Thursdsy night the "C4nnon Ball" on
the B. & o, west bound, jumped the
track at Finleyville. No damaee was
done nor any person injured. Thetrain
was of bad aud considerable difficulty
was had in replacing the cars on the
track. The train did not arrive here
till yesterday morning. An extra train
was made up here for the east and when
the two trains passed between Washing.
ton and Wheeling, the crews were
changed.
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CONDENSED ftLgGRAMs.

1t Is announced that Senator Hosr
will press the Elections bill to the fore
again.
1t ls expected the Financial bill will
be finished in the Senate by the end Of
the coming week.
The Indians on the Turtle Mountain
reservation show ugly signs and troops
have been teleRraphed for.
An explosion OF dynamite near Oil
City, Pa, yesterday killed Eugene Rev,
who was loading q torpedo into a buggy,
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To Rsnenl tho EduentIon Law.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. 9.-In the
Senate this morning in accordance with
the action OF caucus of the Democrats
last night a bill was introduced for the
repeal Of the compulsory education law
and the substitution of an enactment
which practically comedies to the sec
tartan opponents Of the present law all
that they demanded during the last
campaign. The House transacted only
routine business.
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CONDITION or TRADE.
II. @. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Revlew-The
State of Business in the Country.

Il. @. Dun & Co.'s Weekly ReyIsw-The
State of Business in the Country.
NEw York, Jan. Or. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says:
The year opens with the expected
movement in the money market and the
collections resulting from annual dis
buraements, which have been larger
than usual. The hopeful ieeliHg in
most branches Of trade continues also
and the railroad outlook is improved
The iron and steel manufacture has
been so rapidly extended that shrinkage
OF credits has forced sales in many cases
at prices below cost. On the whole, the
prospect Is considered less bright than it
has been for mauy years in this in
dustry.
The woolen manufacture is doing
fairly, though extending but moderately
and buying wool with caution. Reports
OF trade from different cities are still
much influenced by reviews Of last
years great business, Boston notes
larger sales OF boots and shoes and Of
leather, and stronger hides and fine
wool. AT Philadelphia the leather and
shoe trades are dull; wool is in little de-
mand. At Chicago receipts Of grain
equal last years; increase is seen IN
butter and cheese, hides and wool.
Speculative operations continue on
the whole inactive. Wheat is ] 1c lower;
corn, cotton and pork unchanged oats
aud hogs higher, and oil &c. The
most active center Of speculation at
present is the Stock Exchange.
Foreign trade continues favorable, ex-
ports showing a large gain over last
year, while there is some decrease in
imports.
The business failures durl g the past
seven days number 402, with total OF
S+s last week. For the same week last
wear. S7S.
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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA, Jan. 9.-Ad-
vices received here from New Guinea,
give an account OF atrocities which have
been committed by natives. The reports
say that the Tngaree made an attack on
villages, and during the raid they mss
sacre forty Of the iuhsbitlnts and looted
q large number Of dwellings. The lribe
threaten to make an attack on some vii.
lsges near the Government post,
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GREEN GOODS MEN.
Two Noted oaes Arrested, but Doubt About
Holding Them.

Two Noted Ones Arrested, but Doubt About
Holding Them.
New YonK, Jan. 9,-1nspsctor Byrnes
has in custody two gfeen goods men.
They are Thomas o'Brisn alias paddy
the Pig" and George Evans. O'Brien
is believed to be the swindler who was
cowed with a revolver by James Hsttley
and Robert George, OF Mooresville, Ala ,
recently and robbed Of Sl,7O0 When
aiken into custody two packages con
tanning eighteen revolvers were taken
from the two prisoners. On Evans were
found $94S in new bank bills. O'Brien's
pockets were stuffed with papers on
which were written the natnes OF The
victims who had been swindled, together
with the amounts. 1t is doubtful il they
can be convicted OF swiudling, but II not,
they will be convicted on the charge Of
carrying concealed weapons.
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Tn, storv Deuie,I.

HARRlspuRa, Pa b, Jan. 0.-Great sur.
prise was expressed in this city this
morning at the publication OF q etory to
the effect that ex-senator Wallace's as.
signees bad not filed bond and that the
Sheriff would sell his real estate. One
Of his assignees said this morning that
there was no truth in the story and that
the assignees would file their bond
within the time prescribed by law.
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CLARK, S. D., Jan. GA sensation has
been created by the discovery Of extern
sive wheat steals from the elevators.
Frank Russell, Fred Bradley and Wilson
Diehl, all prominent commission men,
have been arrested and more arrests are
to follow. The stealing has been wide.
spread and systematic. A trap was laid
which is said to have caught the three
men named.
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The Opera House should be crowded
next Tuesday evening. For the opPor-
tunity Ia not often given 70 hear such q
lecture as DR.. F. W. Gunsaulus will give
at that time, The following is copied
from an exchange:
The lecture OF Rev. Dr.. Gunsaulus at
the Opera House last evening was one
OF the most profound aud interesting
ever listened to by q Fostoria audience,
riyalling in protundity Of thought and
force Of expression that Of the iamoua
Joseph Cook. We have
heard the remark that this was the best
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Catholic SIissiopnry Work.

COLOGNE, Jan. 9-The Catholic Afri-
can Association has granted q, 900 marks
toward building missionary steamer to
be used on Lake Victoria, in Central
Africa, $1,000 marks 10 be, distributed
among the various Catholic mission
stations in Africa; 10000 marka toward
the training OF German missionaries and
5000 marks for the Catholic sisters in
Africa.
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MIDLAND, oST, Jan. 9-The Clarkson
House block and the D. Hswes block in
this city were burned last evening
Daniel McGillive, printer Of Dover, a
boarder at the Clarkson House, was
burned to death. The loss on the build.
ings is Q total one. Insurance $4,000.
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This remarkable drama will hold tie
boards OF the Grand Opera House for
three nights and a ladies' matinee, com.
mencing Monday. The company is con-
sidered strong, and is headed by Frank
Evans, who was 80 long associated as
star and partner with the late BARLEY
Campbell. Mr.. Evans numbers among
his support some Of the best known act
ors in America, including Horace Vim.
ton, Fred Lofts and Harry S. Parker,
and the company carries it's own special
scenery. in order to present the tableaux
scene cont in the Storm.n
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a Sep,In.L lw's Awfal Crime.

DAYTON, o., Jan. 9-At Greenville
last night, few miles north OF here,
Chriu @ oslschlsger went to the residence
oi his motheT.in.law, Mrs. Charlotte
Reese, and upon her refusal TO sign q
deed, lie began plunging dire into her
body. He stabbed the woman twenty
timec, three times through tho heart.
She died Immediately. 0elschlager was
arrested and may be lynehed.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 9.-The great
shoe strike has been declared of. The
men have agreed to the rules OF the
manufacturers and the latter also agree
to give up their membership in the Boot
and Shoe Workers International Union
unless the Cox strike be declared of by
that organization. All shops will be
running with full force in q few days.
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Speaker Reed yesterday and asked his
assistance in getting before the House
the bill in which they are interested to
reclassify and FIX the salaries Of railway
clerks. The Speaker received them cor
daily and encouraged them by saying
that the measure would probably be
taken up for consideration as soon as
the shipping bill was disposed OF.
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tciai Dipdlch % ne InlelltOmor.

spteiGl DIspdlcA 70 Me 4NttAtgNer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sweat Virginia
pensions: oiGinal-T. D. Hawkins,
Tuuuelton: NJ, l.. Davis, Romnsy; l..
Htlman, Klngwooli n, mother Of Cal.
vim Spiouss, Slate; NJ. r., widow Of
Corbley Kinney. Hollis. Additional
George W. Chapman, smithsonI William
Bradford, Davis. Increase-John Hibb,
Thornton; NJ. Bradford, Davis; 2. o..
Hunter, Warrington; Thomas W. Flow
ers, ]. W. Nichols, Carney; ]. Barnes,
Weston. Rsissue--John Il. CRrnie,
RoWlesburH,
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TeleRrapherI strike ImmInsnt.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan, 9.-Consterna'
tion prevails among the railway teleg-
raphers, agents and other employees oil
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail.
way Company, who are members OF the
order OF railway telegraphers. An order
has been issued from the st. Paul office
notifying all employees that they must
leave the organization.
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Special DLIDdLeh % ne InleIItQcllctr' u
MARrlssBuRa, W. Va, Jan. 9.-The
week ofprayer appointed by the National
Young Mems Christian Association and
generally observed throughout tho
county came to a close here tonight
after one Of the most enjoyable religious
treats this city has ever mad. The exerI'
cises consisted oil union services each
night during the week.
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BosroN, MASS Jan. 9.-Fire broke out
in the Office OF the Crawford House, cor.
ner Brattle street and scolly rquare, at 8
a. M, and the Office was gutted, causing
a loss of several thousand dollars. The
alarm was given to the guests almost in.
stantly, and all escaped in a partially
dressed condition. ons man was seli-
onRlv iniured,
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Our IntIian Popnlntlon.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Census
Bureau has Issued bulletin giving the
population and information Of various
Indian tribes, exclusive of Alaska. The
bulletin shows the total Indian populs-
ton Of the United States to be pa, ,704
This makes the total population ol the
country. including Alaska, estimated at
$1,000, almost 63,0O0,00O.
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DESNIsoN, Texas, Jan. 9.-The inces.
SAINT rain for the past forty.eiGht hours
has raised the Red river out oiits banks.
The new steel bridge Of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad Is in danger OF
being swept away. No trains have
crossed in the past thirly-sl1 hours,
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LATER,-A violent storm, accompanied
by hail and snow, and extending long
distance inland, is reported from the sea
port Of Algiers, in North Africa. The re-
port is coupled with the assurance that
nothing like such severity OF weather
was ever known in that region before.
Advices from Psris cay that the Seine
is blocked with ice near Rouen.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 9.-Mr.
Harvey, of Oklahoma, called up the bill
authorizing Oklahoma city to issue
bonds to provide a right oi way to the
Choctaw Railroad Company through
the city. The bill was passed. the
House then vent into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Allen, OF Michigan, in the
chair, ON the private calendar.
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lecture Of the course. This but ieebly
expressed the truth. It was worth all
the balance OF the course combined.
There was no froth about it. The
lecturer went TO the kernel Of his sub
jeCt at once and held and delighted his
audience with most logical presenta-
tion OF q great truth.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Jan. 9.-Three
boys, aged fifteen, seventeen and nine
teen years, were caught here yesterday
and confessed 10 having committed a
series Of three burglaries in and about
the city between November s last and
Tonroru
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NEw YoEK, Jan. 0.-As Hat nights
annual meeting Of the Union League
Club Hon. Chauucey NJ. Depew was
elected for the sixth tine president of
tn club, by the unanimous vote OF the
$50 members voting.
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CHARLESTON pOSTOEFICB.
A ARepubllcan Protest Against the Alleged
Action of Mr. Atkinson.

Action of Mr. Atkinson.
The following telegram explains itself;
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 8.
10 he Editor Of tie In.eliOeeer.
sGR:-Will you, in behalf of the out
ragged Republicans of Charleston, kindly
ascertain from Hon. G. W. Atkinson
whom he has selected as candidate for
Mayor for our city at the coming election.
We had supposed ourselves competent
to arrange our local affairs in our own
way, but it seems that the imam from
Wheeling" knows and has satisfied the
President that he knows what We want
better than We know ourselves.
E. L. BUrTRIcK.
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STUTTGART, ARK, Jan. 9.-Col. Robert
q. Crockett, one Of the leading pOliti.
clans Of Arkansas and only surviving
grandson Of the famous Dayy Crockett,
died here yesterday. Col. Crockett was
about forty years OF age.
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AanIrnmrnt Eyheits,i.

WILLAMANTIc, Conn.,, Jan. a.-William
O. Jillson, owner and business manager
OF the Hope River Warp Company, hss
closed tho mill. An assignment Is
expected in a few days with heavy LA
hflitiea.