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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-30
wEIHE's CANDIDACY
For the Federation Presidency News
His Pittsburgh Friends.

For the Federation Presidency News to
His Pittsburgh Friends.
PlrTsBURGH, Pa, Nov. 29.-The dis
patch from Philadelphia that ex-Presi-
dent William weihe, OF tho Amalga-
mated Association, is to be candidate
tor the presidency of the American
Federation OF Labor against Samuel
Gompers, tho present incumbent, was
news in Pittsburgh. While Mr.. Weihe
could not be seen, some of his intimate
friends stated thrt he had never broach-
ed the subject to them, and they did not
believe twas true. If Mr.. Weihe would
be candidate it is probable he would
receive the support OF the Amalgamated
Association, the American Flint Glass
Workers Union and the Window Glass
Workers Association, three OF the
strongest labor organizations in the
federation.
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ISDIAxApoLrs, IND, Nov. 29.-John
Slaughter, twenty-one years old, and
George Brown, aged twenty, both the
only sons of widows, were fatally in.
iured yesterday at Winns crossing, five
miles north of Brazil. They had been
to Brazil and were on their way home
on the Chicago & Indiana Coal railroad.
The train did not stop at Winns cross.
ing, and both men attempted to get of.
They jumped and were thrown upon O
pile Of rock. Staughter's skull was
crushed in and the left eye torn out.
He is dying Browns skull was frac-
tured, and he, too, is thought to be
fatally injured.
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pood Ola SIa,ln,an.

Mt. CARMEL, Pa, Nov. 29.-The wild
est kind OF excitement exists over a
sensational shooting atfray that oc-
Cured in a confectionery store here
yesterday. A crowd of young people
were gathered in the store laughing and
chatting gaily when Thomas Moser en-
tered, and, drawing q revolver from his
pocket, fired into the crowd. The bullet
passed through the breast Of Miss Mary
Wytchie, inhicting fatal wound.
Moser is in custody.
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FAIRoHIbD AGAIN
VIII be Secretary of tho Treasury UndOr
Cleveland.

VIII be Secretary Of tho Treasury UndOr
Cleveland.
New York, Nov. There is no room
for doubt at present that Charles S.
Fairchild will accept his old portfolio,
according to the Herald. Additional
interest attaches 10 this fact because it
is probably the first cabinet position to
be absolutely determined upon.
II became generally whispered
around among Mr.. Fairchild's friends
that he had concluded to accept the po-
sition and caused no little qualification
among those who led the fight at Chi
cago for Mr.. Cleveland's nomination
through the May convention move.
ment. The tender OF the treasury port
folio to Mr.. Fairchild is understood to
have been made within day or two
after the election. One OF the ex.secre-
tary's friends said: "Mr, Fairchild has
finally decided to accept"
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rho pneh.,. 1,sne, a pnmphlot.

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The Dowager
Duchess Of Sutherland, formerly Mrs.
Blair, whose relations with the family
Of the late duke are, to put it mildly,
somewhat strained, has issued ten
page closely written pamphlet in which
she details her grievances. The present
duke, her step-son, instructed counsel
Yesterday to contest his fatner's will,
and this fact may have something to do
with the appearance, of the pamphlet
tn.dnv
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THREE STRANGE DEATHS
OF Medical students Cause Grent Excite
ment Mt Atlanta.

OF Medical Students Cause GrSRt Excite.
ment Mt Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 29-Two sudden
deaths, with probability OF a third, in
rapid succession, among the medical
students at the Baker House on Decatur
street, has caused great excitement.
All OF them were in attendance at the
Eclectic Medical college throughout the
week. The three were taken i'll Satur-
day and Sunday and two died
within twenty-four hours, the third
one IS still alive but in
a critical condition. All assumed a
blush discoloration. The eGectsof it
has been to empty the school OF mem-
bers who have returned to their homes.
The strange circumstances were re-
ported to police headquarters and an
investigation as to poisoning is being
made.
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A GENUINE SENSATION
Created at St. Joseph by tho Arrest OF
Prominent People.

Created at st. Joseph by tho Arrest OF
Prominent People.
ST. JOSEPH, No., Nov. 29.-The grand
jury finished its labors to-day and
created genuine sensation in the
upper circles of society by indicting
some Of its leading mon and women in
the city on the charge of renting houses
to keepers of bawdy houses. Among
those indicted were Steuben Woodson,
of the Sexton National Bank, brother
of Ex-Governor Silas Woodson, and
Mrs. Rachael Fleming, a well known
society leader. Warrants were at once
issued and were served to-day, the de-
fendants giving bond for their appear
ance.
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Anxious about tho spo!Is.

Topeka, KAs., Now 29-Tho Demo.
cratic state committeeman from the
Fifth district held a meeting here this
morning and requested a meeting OF
the entire Democratic committees. The
gentlemen desire to know who will dis
tribute the patronage for the Fifth
district. They believe that the state
central committee should take the mat
up and make some equitable divis-
ion OF the spoils, in order that discord
and contention may be prevented.
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WIN Aeeept die Advance.

F. New BEBFoRD, MASS, Nov. 29.-At a
largely attended meeting OF the New
Bedford spinners Association tonight
in spinners Hall it was voted to accept
the I per cent advance in wages recent
ly offered by the mill agents and bide
their time for asking for further ad-
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VIRGINIA, New, Nov. 59.-William
Hughes and Edward Nettle were blown
to pieces in the Kenosha tunnel, Sierra
Nevada mine, this morning. Working
in the face OF the tunnel, they had pre-
pared several holes for q blast. 1t is
supposed that they exploded cap or
dropped a candle into box of powder
while firing the cartridge.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Now 29.-The
shadow Of death cast sombre cloud
over the executive mansion again to-.
day, and the President and his family
spent nearly the entire day at the bed
side OF Or. Scott, the Presidents venera-
bic father-in-law, awaiting the inevita-
BILE. DR.. Scott passed away at 4:1othis
afternoon. DIR. Gardner visited the
sick room this morning at Z o'clock.
and found that the case was beyond the
power OF medical skill. He did what
he could to ease the old mans last hours,
and delicately notified the family that
the end was near at hand. In his opin-
ion the invalid could not last more than
few hours and might pass away in n
few minutes. He added sorrowtully
that he would not call again, as there
was nothing short OF a miracle that
could proIong life much longer. DR..
Scott has proved n most remarkable
patient, and has already lived much
longer than his family even hoped for
Notwithstanding his ninety-three years.
he has. enjoyed exceptionally good
health up to the time of his last sick
ness, and his mental vigor seemed to
have kept full pace with his physical
soundness.
HIS CARRIER.
John Witherspoon Scott, D. D., was
born in Beaver county, Pennsylvania,
June ., 1900, and was therefore in the
ninety-third year OF his age. He was q
son OF Geo. McElroy Scott, native OF
Bucks county, who afterwards went to
Beaver county to take charge Of a Pres.
byterian church. DR.. Scott graduated
from college at Washington, Pa, and
subsequently took post graduate
course at Yale. Afterwardshe accepted
a professorship in the college from
which he graduated, which position he
held for two years. About this time
hemarried Mary Neal, and, going west,
he accepted a professorship in Miami
university at Miami, Ohio, in 1926
While there three children were born
to him-Elizabeth afterwards Mrs.
Lord; Caroline A, afterwards Mrs,
Harrison, and John Neal Scott. A
number Of years later DR.. Scott founded
the Oxford, Ohio, Female college and in
1850 became its president.
As he advanced in years, DR.. Scott
gave up the college work, and coming
to Washington, he was appointed to q
clerkship in the interior department,
which position he held up to the time
OF the advent in Washington of Presi-
dent Harrison, when lie resigned at the
instance of the President and took up
his abode in the white house.
He was engaged for months prior to
his death on voluminous genealogy OF
the Scott family, but was unable to fin
ish it.
The aged INVALID passed away with
out struggle, as quietly and as peace
fully as child falls asleep. The Presi-
dent and family were very much pros
trated at their bereavement. The white
house was closed to visitors to-day, and
the usual semi-weekly cabinet meeting
was omitted.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 29.-ccnsus
Superintendent Porter, in his annual
report to the secretary OF the treasury,
strongly urges that the census office be
made permanent bureau OF the in
terror department. In regard to the
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Bstrothcd to Her Dead Levers Brother.
LoNDoS, Nov. 20.-Tr,h says: 1t is
generally understood that the be-
trotlal OF Prince George, of Wales, to
Princess May, OF Teck, will be officially
announced after the anniversary Of tho
death Of the Duke Of Clarence.
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PnINcEroN, N. j., Nov. o9.-Arrause.
ments have been made by the alumni
to have tho Princeton foot ball team
play at Pittsburgh next Saturday with
the team OF tho Athletic club, OF Pitts
burgh. The men will leave hero next
Friday afternoon.
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cost of the work of taking the eleventh
census, Mr.. Porter says that the total
disbursements from the commencement
Of operations up to June 30, 1892,
amounted to IS, ,2OS, ,693. 0fthis amount
s, ,4S5, ,45S was paid to enumeration.
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AFTER NINE YEARS
The Famous eriggs-earrison Suit
is at Last Decided
IN FAVOR OF The GARRISON SIDE.

The Estate of Commodore Garrison,
Who Built the Wheeling and Lake
Eric Railroad Involved in Case
With a Curious History.-.Thc New
York Court of Appeals Makes n
Final Decision and the Long and
Weary Fight is Ended.
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A-BIG ROBBERY.
An Express Package Left New
York Containing 10000.
WHEN IT REACHED GALVESTON

1t Had in 1t Nothing but Brown Paper
Neatly Done Up to Represent Money.
Evidence that the Doodle Was Cob.
bled Somewhere Between Galveston
and New York.-pank Robbery in
New Jersey.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 29.-Thc
improvement in Senator Kenna's con-
dition continues. He is bright and
cheerful and is reported by his physi-
clan to be doing very well.
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THE FUNERAL.

The arrangements for a funeral are
completed with the exception OF few
details that will be adjusted hereafter.
Brief religious services over the remains
will be held in the East room of the
White House at 8 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. They will be conducted by
the Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin. the pastor
of the Church OF the Covenant, OF
which the President and his family are
attendants.
During the afternoon or evening the
body will be removed to the Pennsyl-
vania railroad station and placed on the
train, IN which it will be taken to
Washington, Penna., where the inter-
ment will be made. Tho start from
this city will be made at such an hour
Thursday night as will enable the
funeral party to reach Washington in
time for interment to take place Friday
morning. The remains OF DR.. Scott s
wife are buried at Washington, his
former home. The President and fam
lily will accompany the remains to their
final resting place.
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NEW YoRx, Nov, 2O.-It was stated at
jay Gould's residence tonight that the
current reports OF his illness were false,
Mr.. Gould was said to be enjoying his
usual health"
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SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 29.-Arrivod-
Hayel, from New York for Bremen.
BREMERHAvEN, Nov. 29.-Arrived-
Elbe and salier, from New York.
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DIR. SCOTT DEAD.
The Second Death in the White
House in a Few Weeks.
7aE PEACEFUL PASSING AWAY

OF the Aged Father-in.naw of the
President -.. He Had Lived for
Niuety.threo Years.--His Long and
Useful Carecr..-The Founder of Ok
ford Female Collegc--.A Life Full of
Honor-.Thc President Much AGec-
ted by the Bereavement.
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wsnthcr Forecast for To-day.
For wost Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, generally fair, variable winds
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
aS furnished by C, ScHSEPF. druggist, corner
AlnrEnA and EniirtnnrIh ntr,AnLa
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Sarmonie @elan9.8erein.

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SaDIorpiqe @eians.8erein.

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Ser alte SDbe Yarf Mfdnnerdor.

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au baben unb betano nod furae 3ei ipder.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03

Is there TO he no end of horrors in Rus
sias KEENAN, had scarcely finished telling
us about Siberia when the famine came,
and now Kate Marsden, the noted English
Red Cross sister. has come back from ST.
IBERIA with story Of the lepers there which
simply makes the heart sick She says
they are driven To wretched "yourtes."
half built, half excavRted from the ground,
and in these shelters the lepers must live,
without any clothing except a few miser
able old sheepskins. all through the rigols
0f the Siberian winter and the tropical
heat Of the summer
These ''yourtcs" are always in the most
distant parts Of the forest. and are hun
drcds Of versts apart, so that anything like
superintendence On the part of the author
tiles Is out Of the question. The sole food
Of the lepers is the bark Of trees and small
quantities Of rotten fish, which their rela-
tiyes from time To time deposit for them
at short distances fran the huts. Many
are blind aud some insane. They are Of
all ages and in all stages OF disease, and IN
many instances their condition Is such that
they have LOST all semblance Of humanity
Incredible rs It may appear. some nf them
have dragged out a loathsome existence in
this state Tor twenty years.