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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-19
ORDERED TO CHILE.
Tho Cruiser Baltimore To Sail on Wcdnes
dny-Sailors Rc.enlistGlI.

Tho Cruiser Baltimore To Sail on Wclnes.
day-Sailors Re.enlistc,I.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 1S.-The Call this
morning states that the cruiser Balti-
more, now at Mare Island navy yard,
has received orders to leave on Wedncs-
lay for the south. She will 60 direct to
Acapulco, or Callao without stop. Moth
ing can bo learned to show that she will
be joined by tho Charleston. or the San
Francisco, now ut San Diego. Capt.
Schley and all the officers OF the Balti.
more asked to be re-assigned to the ship
on the understanding that trouble will
occur with Chile. Nearly all the time
expired sailors on the cruiser have also
re-cnlisted on q similar understanding.
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4 STARTLING 8RUNOR.
That tho Yorktown was Fired on
by tho Chileans
III THE VALPARAISO HARBOR.
Secretary Tracy Treats tho Affair
In o Light Manner
lND RIDlCULES THE REPORT.

The Former Activity In tho Navy
Yards Increased, and all Outside
Evidences Point to Thorough Prop.
arations for n War.--Tho Baltimore,
Which Arrived ut San Francisco, is
Given Double Round OF hmmuni.
tion for each Gun..Othcr Vessels Mt
that Point Being Hastily Fitted for
Scrylcc..-A Monitor TINT Hasn't
Raised Steam for Twenty Years is
Fired Up.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 1s.-Thc north
west had baptism OF frigidity last
night. Tho mercury had little chance;
it took spirit thermometer to tell tho
icy tale. At halls dozen points to the
northwest it was 10 or more degrees be-
low zero, while there were many points
among the thirties and below. ALI over
the northwcstit was the coolest night
in years The indications are that to.
night may be still colder. Very. little
snow has fallen in tho northwest since
this very cold spell came.
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WASHINGTON, January 1S.-ThePresi-
dent to-day sent to tho Senate the fol-
lowing nominations: a. a. Bowman,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Second District Of Pennsylvania; Powell
Clayton, Jr., OF Arkansas, to DO Second
Lieutenant OF cavalry.
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] Dnltimio,Irret, s ohio Common Stock.

BALTIMORE, NIp., Jan. 1s.-A syndi.
cate composed OF Blake. Boisscvain &
Co. .oi London; Robert Fleming and E.
Cassell, OF London;t tSand $Nermillye 4
CO., August Belmont, & Co., and Kuhn,
Loeb 4 Co., New York, have bought ali
oil the five. million Of the common, ,capi.
tal stock OF the Baltimore, 4 Ohio rail
road company, authorized to be issued
ut the November meeting OF the road ut
about par. Tho stock will be listed III
Now York and london as soon as posi-
bic. The price paid was par less q com.
mission. !. y.
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CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-Captain Eli D.
Husgins, OF General Miles staff left for
the Indian territory to-day. He will in.
vestigate and report on the matter OF
hc,ghost dances, which it is said some
OF the Indians are indulsing in.
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Commander Evans Instructions

"H.ss,lIISd1oS, D. c., Jan. lS.-secre-
S SFy Tracy has sent cablesram to
Commander Evans OF tho Yorktown,
OrHHeT,lng orH him to proceed to Callao, Peru,
MI" nIao. iaHu tho Chilean refugees at that
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SENATOR QUHYS SUIT
For Libel Against tho Beaver,
Pennsylvania, "Star."
THE PROSECUTION is CLOSED

And tho Court Adjourns After tho
Prcsentmont of tho Case for tho De-
fcnse-.-Thc jury is Composed of
Eleven Republicans and Ono Demo.
crat.-.Quay's Testimony Short and
to tho Point..-IIo says tho Signature
to the Certificate of Deposit was n
Clever Forgery.
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brsy will, Clulenn Co'rrIrrclsp o'rrIr onf,cnc ,,s I,

l,,';A ,M,';ASSIIISGrox, Jan. is, Tile President
Wn.H S'.iea himself to all visitors to-day and.
lied ~. on tho Chilean correspondence.
,,a ne IS preparing his message to Con-
-'eSs IN the privacy Of one OF the arte
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rooms on tho upper floor OF tho White
House. II Is s!ill tho belief that tho
message and correspondence will DO
sent 10 Congress on Wednesday.
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wcn,,,er Forcc.,s, :, :. ,or ro.,,,,.

Weather Forecast for To-day.
For West Virgtn!n, Western Pcnnylvnnlaj md
ONO, SNOW; cold wave: northwcs. Winds,
1ENFERArcEE YESTERDAY,
as furnished By c. sc,,SrpP. druggist = co-ner
Market and Fourteenth streets. a 20 : 4 - -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-27

A Bad Case of Mother-in.law
Leads to Divorce Pro-
ceedings.

SIorx FALLS. :. d., Dec. 10
The divorce case of Winslow W.
Win-low, imported from New York
promises bitter fight. The plaintiff
j. Herbert \. Winslow, author of
"Chip Off the Old Block, Town
Lots. Birds of a Feather Silent
Partners. "knotty Affair, and other
PLAYS of a like character Mrs. Wins
low talked freely of her cas-.
"All our troubles, said she, arose
over his subserviency 10 his mother.
He was 20 afraid apa in subsection to
her that up to the time he was -
wears of age he never had his hair cut
without her consent, which was often
given in writing. He would never
remain at our house much of the time,
but would leave about = or o'clock
in the morning in order. a. he said. To
be at his mothers in time for break
fast. This dual life continued for
mnnth,.
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Cheap Homes For Millions.

In order 10 meet the constantly growing
demands which come from every quarter
oi the north. east and west ior reduced
rates. {" enable the farmer. the emigrant
and the capitalist Ia visit the southwest.
and particularly Texas. the
MISSOURI. KANSAS ASD TENS HALLWAY
has determined To >cll tickets "n August
30tl,, September 9th and October 18th,
from points north. east AM west. TO all
points on it, main line in A.-s.rri and
Kansas, south OF Clinton. Mo-. and all
points in the Stat. of Texas. al the ex-
tremclv low rates "i one fare ior the round
"trip, good {" return ~ DAYS from date of
sale
The reports which come ir,.m Texas Of
the prodigiouS prospective yields in the
CROPS for the prp>t.r' season. a. well As
th">e for >eve- previous wears. together
with the severity of the winters in the
northern and western states Tor several
wears past. will induce many To locate on
the sun-kis-ed prairits Of this favored land
during the coming fall. Now i your OPP
P'rtunity. Grasp il while il i Vet within
yonr reach.
For further information a. to route,
rates. maps, time tables. etc. call on or adj
dress tiEo. 4. McNrTT.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
1914 Union Ave-, Kansas City. No.
WALTER g. GRAHAM
ticnl Ticket Agent. Parsons. Kan.
T.. Il. PARKER.
General Passenger Agent.
800 Chestnut Street, ~. Loui,, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-27
MALTREATEO HIS GIRL.
Heavy Damages Awarded to
Chicago Young Lady.

Chicago. Dee. ia verdict for
s.. 800 damages was awarded la Mrs
Annette ID. Munscn. in one of the
most romantic GASES ever tried in Chr
cago. The suit WIS brought against
George W. Little. Jr.. and his
brother. father and mother Mis-
Munson and George Little, both Of
whom belong 10 we'll Known families.
had been -wectheart>. The testimony
showed that her affection cooled.
IL the Young mans grew more ardent.
On the evening al Marh !, 1891.
George and hi brother Albert went
Ia Annctt's house She wa> sick and
alone, having sent her brother for her
old nurse, .'.Auatv Robb. Her
father and mother were in Washing
ton. where the former L. connected
with the government printing office.
Albert remained outside while George
went in. He and Annette had angry
words about their love affairs and
George started towards the girl. She
drew "A revolver and in the scuilie it
was discharged. Then the brother
came in and the two bows dragged the
yirl out into the storm and mile over
L. their own home on Lake street.
George then went for Annette's
brother, and the family gave him the
choice of having her put in an asylum
or the Pyde Park Police station. The
Girl was taken To- the family physician.
DIR. Henry Lewis. The latter tele-
phoued to the Detention hospital tell
ing the authorities that Annettee WAS
Insane and had suicidal and homicidal
tendencies. The girl was then taken
10 the Hale Institution where she was
incarcerated for two DAYS and night.
To add to the horror of her situation
she was manacled. Her mother finally
came home and secured her release.
On the part o. the defense it was
claimed that the girl was insanely in
love with George and had threatened
to kill him ard herself. Ii was also
claimed that on the occasion of the
boys visit he refused to try and love
Annette any more and thereupon she
attempted to kill him. The boys
subsequent actions were accounted for
on the ground of humanity. They
dared not leave her alone and bcliev-
ing. her insane. took her home and
from there to the Detention hospital.
The court room was filled with spec
tators when the verdict was rendered.
but neither the fair plaintiff nor the
defendant were present.
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Wholesale Convict Poisoning.

HELENA, ARK. Dec. 20.-Eight-
cen negro convicts working m the
camp of $. NJ. Oper~"n, contractor,
VIII" is performing some work tor the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain d Southern
railway were suddenly stricken with
disease which is said to present strong
evidences Of arSenical poisoning. Four
of them are dead and three more it j.
thought are sue 10 perish. A chemi-
zeal ANALYSIS Is being made Of the
stomach of one of the dead men.
One theory is that arsenic was put
in kettles in which the food WAS cook
ed by some dissatisfied. unemployed
negro laborer in the city. and the
second theory is that impure water.
impure food, miserable SANITATION and
the wet weather of the past few days
have brought on contagious disease.
1t is not improbable thai the first
theory is correct for number of un-
employed negro laborers in the city
strongly protested against employment
of convicts When thev were all idle.
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The Collapse May be Prevented.

CHICAGO, H., December 21.-It is
Just possible that the threatened col
lapse of west-bound freight rates may
he prevented, after. all. Chairman
Midgley, of the Western Freight a.
ISOLATION. has received a telegram
from w. +. Berry, general traffic
manager of the Boston and Maine
railroad, assuring him that the pro-
posed tariff of reduced rates To the
northwest would not be issued until
after Commissioner Goddard, of the
Trunk line association, had been con-
suited, anu intimating that it mi ht
not be necessary to issue it ut all. The
conference with Mr.. Goddard will he
held in New York tomorrow. The
proportional tariffs on commodities to
the Mississippi river via the Canadian
Pacific and National Despatch lines
have been issued, to go into effect
next Friday, but may possibly be
Withdrawn after the New York meet
ing.
The Boston and Maine control.
west-bound rates from Boston, so far
as the Canadian Pacific, 500 Line and
National Despatch are concerned, and
the proposed reductions to the west
and northwest will not be Insisted
upon if the kanawha Despatch and
other competing lines can he forced al
coaxed into proper maintenance of
the authorized rates.
Every one understands that the con
tinuance of low rates is due. in some
instances, to the existence of contract.
between certain lines and certain ship
pers, whereby the company is pledge'i
to carry freight at stated figure below
the tariff rate. BY the terms Of the
recent agreement entered into by the
Eastern roads. all lines having such
contracts were required to file copics
of them with Commissioner Goddard
and Chairman Walker. Every one o.
these contracts is a violation of the
law. because il makes rates that arr
not quoted in the regularly published
tariffs.
For that reason" said Il traffic
officer to-day, lit strikes me as re
markable that those agents shoulc
place themselves at the mercy of their
competitors and the association chair
man by providing them with corie>
of their illegal contracts. BY doing
20 they are furnishing evidence "n
which every one of them might he
convicted Of fragrant infaction> If
the law. | understand, however.
that they pledged to make no new
contracts, and that those now III. ey-
istence are to he cancelled a. rapidly as
nn,,ihle."
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Abraham Lincoln

When leaving his home NJ Springfield, ILL.,,
Iu bc inauguraied president OF the United
States. made farewell address 10 his old
friends and neiehborS, in which he said.
'-NEIGHBoEs GIVE YOUR BoYs A CHANCE"
These words come with a. much force
TODAY a. they did thirty wears ago.
How give them this chance.
Up in the Northwest i great EN- pire
waiting ior yonng. and sturdy fellows Ia
come and develop it and grow mp with
are the Young fellows, the boys that Lin
coin referred Ia. seeking IL better their con-
diri"n and get "n in life.
Here l. their chance,
The country referred To lies along the
Northern Pacific H. Il. Here YOU can find
pretty much ANYTHING Won want. In Min
n,.>rts and in the Red River Valley of
North Dakota. the finest Of prairie lands
lifted Tor wheat and grain, or rs well for
diversified farming. In Western North
Dakota aud Montana, are stock ranges
limiiIc>- in extent, clothed with the most
nutritious OF grasses.
II Il fruit farming region i wanted there
j. the whole STATE oi Washington To- select
from.
q ~ Tor scenic delights the Northern Pa
elf" Railroad passes through country
unparalleled. In crossing the Rocky. Bit
ter Roof. AMI Cascade Mountains. the
greatest mountain scenery Z" be- >,cn in the
nilcd States from ear windows il found.
The wonderful bad lands. wonderful IN
graceful form and glowing color. arr 4
,,ocml Lakes Pend d'Oreille aud Occur
dAlen... are alone worthy of Il trans-conti-
mental trip. while they are the h>herman's
lima Thule. The ride along Clark :
Fork al the Columbia River is daylight
dream. To cap the climax this Is the only
WIN I" reach The lar famed Yellowstone
Park
I" reach and sec all this the Northern
Pacific Railroad furnishes trains and scrv-
ice of unsurpassed excellence. The most
approved aud comfortable Palace Sleeping
ears: the best Dining ears that can be
made; Pullman Tourist cars good for both
first and second class passengers: easy
ridin. day coacii-s. with Baggage. Ex-
press. and Postal ears all drawn by power
ful Baldwin Locomotives. make train tit
Tor ROYALTY itself.
Those seeking ior new homes should take
this train and z" and spy ont the land.
I" 'c prepared. write Ia
cHAS. :. FEE.
g. T. n I. A..
ST. PAIL MINN.
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1893.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
1893.

HARPERs N,G,zIxE ior isl: will continue Il,
maintain tn. unrvalei >tanl ri III xceilcnee hich
has characterized il from the beginning. Among
the notable features of the year their will H. new
novel, by \ CONAN DOYLE, CONSTANCE FENTNoRE
MODI-S,,S, and WILLIAM BLA,k. short stories will
b. contributed by the NEST popular writers ri the
day. including MARY T. WILKINS. RICHARD ~ ,Ep-
ISa DAVIS. MARGAKEr DELAND, BRASDEk NArIH-
Ew>. and many, othcrS. The illustrated de>cript-
i've papers will embrace articles hy JTLIAN H,LPH
on new southern AMI Western subjects. by THO
nos CuILD an INDIA: by PoULTNsY Ri.rIow ON
Russia AMI Germany: by HrIiA.p iI,RDI>G DAVIS
..n London Scs-on: by Colonel r. \. Dop.E on
Eastern Rider; etc. EDWIN 4. AEBEy'S illu>tra-
tioa> If Shakespeare Comedies will be- continued
Literary articles will he contributed by CHARLES
EIipr MORTON. Mr.. JAMES r. FIELDS WILLIAM
pE.S HowELL>. BeNNDFH MATTHEWS, aud Others
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Been Reading Five Cent Novels.

BRANNAN, WV dec. 2O.-Johnny
Anderson, fourteen years old ran
away from home and took his brother
aged ten, and gun with him. They
went to the house of a neighborina
farmer, Marcus Hornfield, settler
living alone. John proposed 10 !:is
brother that when Hornfield came
home that they kill him and live in
the house all winter in true rohbcr
style. This the elder brother did,
covering the body with hay and the
boys then took possession of the house.
Hornfelds brother-in-law came to the
house and questioning the little bov.
drew out the entire story \ posse j.
after the Youthful murderer.
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Mr.. Harrison's Plans.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-The
statement is published this morning
that President Harrison at the expira-
ton of his term of office, March 4th.
next, will become a member of the
faculty Of Stanford university, having
accepted a proposition to deliver Il
series of lectures on law as non-re>i-
dent professor. This would neceSsi-
tate occasional visits to California
from his home in indianapolis, where.
it is understood. President Harrison is
to locate and might result in his max
ing California his winter residence
each year.
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". Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, The Missouri State Fair As>o-
ion. of Scdalia. Missouri. hy H. certain
deed al trust dated the third iay ri Nav,
i>.s,. and recorded III the recorders Office
i Pctti> county. NJ deed book t6, pages lis
70. ~. conveyed To- the undersigned trustee.
Ill i'll right. title. interest and estate. in
md Ia the following described real estate,
situated in the county Of Petti>. state uf
Missouri. viz: The south hall ri the WEI,
:ialf ri lot No. iw" -, ri the northwest
quarter oi section four a.. and the south
lalf ri the east half III lot No. two ~. al
he northeast quarter al section five %. in
township iorty-tyc ~, al range twenty
N. t2i. containing forty--ix >9-lO0
q S9-iOOl acr,s> more or les, and being
IN" tract Of land situated in the western
,,rrt III the city al s.slalia. in said county.
ill known II ':>ichcr'> Park" which said
,-Invcyance wa> made in trust To- secure the
,,;vmcnt oi certain prnmi>Snry notes. in
aid deed ,le~cribed and whereas W." laid
notes have bcome duc and are unpaid. and
lee holder oi said pas, due notes ha- de-
Jared all al the notes secured by said deed
t. he now due Now therefore. in accord
aucc with the provisions ri said deed al
,-si,t. and at the Request ri the legal holder
ii said notes, shall proceed to ell the
.i',ove described real estate at the Court
House door, in the city oi Scdalis, in the
.-,unty oi Pcttis. state aforesaid. tn the
slightest bidder. Tor cash. NJ pubic auc-
iun. on
SATJ RDAI. TIE 18th DAY OF FEB
RUARI. l>.,;;.
between the hour. 81 rinc IN the forenoon
md five in the afternoon ni that lay. to
ltiSiv said r"ic>. together with the cast
and expense oil cxertiIins this trust.
GEo. =. T. JACKSON. Trustee.
li-29wtd
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1893.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

H,RrER BAZNR i, journal fnr the h"n,e. "
gives the fulle>; and latest information about Fash
IONS and il, numerous illustrations, Paris designs,
and patiern->bcct- supplements are indispensable
alike to the home dres>niaker and the professional
mcii,ie. M expense is spared 3" make its artistic
atiraetivcnes Of the highest order Its bright sto
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iSiy all TASTES, and its large page IL famous a. q
budget Of wit and humor. In it, weekly issues
everything l. included which j. Of interest to
rIen The Serials for ls.e; will he written by WAL
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HUME HERRIcK will furnish practical series, en-
titled at the Toilet. GRACE Kline, OLIVE
frequent contributors. The work ri women in the
Columbian Exposition will be- fully represented
with many illustrations. T. W. HIGeiNsoN. in
Women and Men," will please 4 cultivated audi
ence.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas John Baker and Elizabeth
i;aker, his wife, by their deed oi trust dated
.,c 18th day oi April, lSSa. and recorded
"a deed book III, pages 33 To - Of the re-
.nrd> ri the recorder al Petti> county.
Missouri, conveyed tn Edward :. Row-e,
Ill that certain parcel ri real estate in thu
county ri Pcttis and State Of Missouri -
sit: The north half oi section eigh.A 81
snd the southeast quarter ri section Eight
except the right "i way ri the Missouri.
Iansas and Texas railway company, and
,l>o except that part ri said southeast quar-
'cr 81 section eight s. living south oi the
,.rIblic road. and except fifteen acre, off Of
The south side of the south
vest quarter oi the southeast quarter
ii section eight ~, and one acre beginning
IT the northeast corner of the last described
.raci, thence in >outhea>,erly direction to
enter III public road. thence southwest
wardly tn the east line of the above tract.
thence north to the beginning. And the
northeast quarter III the northea>; quarter
I'll section thirty. and the south half of lot
number one OF the northwest
quarter. and the north half
ii lot No. one, of the southwest quarter OF
-cction No. Thirty. All oi the foregoing
described land being IN township forfy-hve
and range twenty-one, Pettis County, Mis-
,auri, in trust tn secure the payment of the
notes i'm said deed described, and whereas,
,cfanit has been made in the payment of
some OF said notes. now. therefore, at the
request al the legal owner of said notes.
and under the provisions of said trust, |,
the undersigned, will proceed to sell the
above described real estate at the front
'!"or Of the court honse, in the city Of Sc
Italia. state aforesaid, To the highest bidder
:or cash. at public auction On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER soTH.. IS92.
ietwccn the hours OF nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon
ri that day, to satisfy said notes. together
with the cost and expense OF executing
this trust. EDWARD :. ROwsE,
li-29wtd Trustee.
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Cheap Lands and Homes.

The ~. Louis II San Francisco railway
company offer for sale l5O.OOO acres of
farm. grazing. thinker and mineral lands
upon cheap and easy terms and in tracts
To >uit purchasers. These lands are located
in the counties III Franklin, Crawford,
Phelps. Maries and Pulaski. State of Mis-
souri,.
For pamphlet and full particulars, call
upon ar address +. G. Iloyt, Land Agent,
Roe Building, 81. Louis, Mo.
II. l.. Merrill. ID. Wishart.
ticnl Manager. Gen'l Pass Agt.,
~. Louis, Mo. -. Louis. Mo.
i-lgwlyr