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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
A FUNNY AEE.,IR.
KIDS Who Haven't Enough Money to Pay
Ih'ir Rnilrpad Fare to Wheeling,
Where They Arc Defendants In IA

Kids Who iinven't Enough Money to Pay
Their Rnilrpad Faro to Wheeling,
Where They Are Defendants In u
$4,000 Damage silit.
Special Dtprtch 10 &c In,taigcacr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, April l3.-Deputy
United States Marshal Robinson, OF
Wheeling, was here this evening SUM
moning q squad OF boys. ranging any
where from sixteen TO .wcnty.one years
Of ago, to appear before tho federal
court Mt Wheeling TO answer suit for
$50, 600 damages for trcspass. The boys
assisted in pulling dive here late Sat
urdGy night, being deputizcd by a con-
stable for thnt purpose, and among tho
crowd therein caught were 4 couple Of
persons who claimed to hail
from Michigan and ono from
New York. These persons were
committed for n hearing OH Monday, {,
and hence they sue. The ridiculous
side OF tho affair is that NIL the boys
could hardly raise money. enough 10
pay car fare TO Wheeling, und 1t would
make mummy laugh to hear them,
talk about beating their way to WhGcl-.
ing In n box car to attend law suit in
which thoy arc asked to pay $4,000
damages. They say they are going TO
petition Judge Jackson to send them.
tickets for u free ride, sthey want to
% there when the time comes. raL
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Hanging In New Jersey.

I FREElIoLp, \. J., April l3.-Louis
Aubertin, alias Louis lIarriott. the
murderer OF Mrs. Charles Leonard, tho
wife OF n wealthy farmer, last Novcm-
Der, spent his last night on earth oui-
eily sleeping. Constabcs johnson,
Wooley and Bergen. who watched him
all night, said that Harriott hardly
moved after he fell asleep at II o'clock
last night. lie ate n hearty breakfast
this morning and at 10 o'clock every
thing was in readiness for The cxecu.
Ition. Att quartet. past 10 the prisoner
was taken 10 tho gallows, and ut 1920,
the usual exercises having been finished,
tho trap was sprung, and seven minutes
later the murderer was pronounced
1cnl f7
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Algrr,s Chances In His Own stntn

DETROIT, April, 13.-Thc Republican
state convention to select delegation
to the national convention at Mime
apolis will be held in this city to-mor-
row. Prominent politicians and delo.
gates arc already arriving in tho city,
and the friends Of Russell a. Alger are
making strong efforts to have the dele.
CATION to the national convention in
structed to support Alecr for the prcsi-
denoy. Tho only serious opposition
they arc encountering appears to be
IRON those politicians who regard Presi-
dent Harrison's denomination at Min
neapolis MS already assured, and who
desire that the state delegation be with
the winning man. The indications are,
however, that, despite this opposition,
General Alscr will bo warmly endorsed
and tho delegates urged TO give him cor
dial support at tho Minneapolis convon-
ftnn ~ .
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Almost Il Lynchinc.

I, PonT HuRoS, NIlcH., April 13.-somo
days ago Miss Nellie McClayton died,
and her death was eaid to have been
caused by drugged candy given hcr by
Ben Mackcy to obtain al Undue in1u-
ence over her. AINckcy was arrested
and q post mortem operation ordered.
This has developed the fact that before
death Il criminal operation was por-
formed upon the girl. II is now as
serted that Mackey was tho cause OF her
ruin and gave her the drug 10 got rid Of
her. So strong did the feeling become
that last night tho shoriG had to exer-
else great caution to prevent the people
from taking the law into their own
hands.
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VERMONT REPUBLICANS
Declare for Protection and Honest Non,
nnl End orse Presidcn: Harrison,

Declare for Protection and Honest Money
nnl Endorse Prcsidcn: Harrison.
MONTPELIER, VI, April 13.-The Re.
publican state convention to-day selcc-
ted Hon. Henry Powers, OF Nlorrisvilc,
to head the delegation to Minneapolis.
The other delegates atlarge selected arc:
/. D. uaSen, OF St. Johnsbury; Col.
George Child, OF St. Adams, and Col.
Fred L. Smith, OF Montpelier.
"The following platform was adopted: !:
That the Republican Of Vermont regard
protection for American industries, an
honest dollar and an honest ballot, the
leading considerations deserving contin-
ued and earnest national endorsement
THAT We endorse the administration
Of President Harrison as pure and pro.
gressive and in the treatment OF foreign
questions broadly and couragoously
American"
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KISGFIslIrn, O. r., April 1S.-Harry
Haggart, private in company g, Fifth
cavalry, was shot and instantly killed
yesterday. IIaggart, with companion,
were, notwithstanding tho bar placed
upon gambling, indulging in game of
craps in room over saloon. 1Iaggart;
in addition 10 being lucky, discovered
that loaded dice were being used. Tho
dice were changed, and tho wrath of the
gambler, named Davis, was excited.
This prccipitatcd in a general row, dur
ine which Davis was terribly beaten
and young lIaggart received his death
wound by lcaden missile from six
shooter in the hands Of the gambler.
A mob formed and seemed determined
TO visit summary justice upon Davis,
but tho sudden presence OF tho city
marshal had n quieting effect and the
crowd dispersed. Davis surrendered.
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Moro IirnziIinn TrnuhIes

i. NEw York, April l3.-The Ncralds
Rio De. .Janeiro adviccs says: This city
to-day is in . state Of siege. A number
OF prominent military and naval officers
have been placed under arrest for hay-
ing participated in great public man.
Hesitation in favor OF ex-Prcsldent
Fonseca. The prisoners will be tried
by council OF war.
Revolution has started in the state OF
Matto Crosse. The legislature has pro.
claimed it Independent OF the republic.
The river is obstructed by hulks. Col,
Barbosa is in charge of tho rebels. The
new governor, I;mbank, who was pre-.
vented from landing from the steamer
which took him to Alatto Crosse from
Rio Janciro, was fired upon IRON. tho
fort. He is now OH the Paraguay side
OF the river. g
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Special Dl,Da,eA to ne intelligence.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April l3.-The
representatives from Chicago who are
interested in the Worlds Fair to-day
had an exhaustive hearing before the
house committee. A most tremendous
effort Is being maie to have Congress
appropriate 100000 more in money
for tho enterprise, which would mean
substantially that tho people at largo
will have to pay for tho show, Tho
boards and commissions which have so
far managed the affairs OF tho Worlds
Fair have gone ahead on the most cx-
travagant scale, and now oven the nerve
OF tho average Chicagoan has quailed.
Congress is called upon to pull the ex-
hibition through, and now that foreign
countries have been invited through
the state department TO participate in
the exhibit there does not seem to DO
any way out OF 1t except 10 put up the
money.
At tho same time the Democratic
economists in the house arc holding off
in way that is making tho Chicago
boomers sweat ice water, and it is doubt
ful if in tho ond more than half tho
amount asked for is appropriated.
In order to cntice the committee 10
recommend the additional money asked
for the most remarkable figures in tho
way of estimates have been submitted
by the Chicago hustlors They claim
that the government will bo repaid from
tho gate receipts, which are estimated
to exceed SlS,0OO,0O0.
A rough statement is to the effect
that 3O,000,00O people will visit Chicago
and tho fair during the six months that
the exposition is conducted. In short
about half tho population of the United
States Will have to attend to make good
the estimates which have been advanced
to affect the judgment Of Congress. The
total attendance at the centennial ex-
hibition at Philadelphia was less than
10000, 900 and it is difficult to see upon
what substantial foundation the Chi
cago Commission figures rest.
The hearing for the benefit OF the
Worlds Fair people will be continued
for the remainder OF the week.
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PROCEEDINGS OF. CONGRESS.
Naval OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Proposes
For Two Now Cruisers.


Nnyal Exrrndi.nres-sontcllc Proposes
For Two Now Cruisers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l3.-The
house to-day embarked upon the sen of
naval expenditure. The voyage was n
smooth one until the proposition for a
new cruiser was signalled. Then the
engines were stopped while Mr.. Holman
could explain why the new vessel was
not legitimately upon the train. 1t was
believed, however, by Messrs. Herbert,
Boutelle and Dingley, that there was
nothing piratical about the craft which
was sighted, but the consultation among
the navigators was sufficiently long to
delay the bark OF legislation for several
hours.
Captain Shively gave his casting vote
in favor of meeting the newcomer
squarely, and Mr.. Holman then cleared
decks for action with motion to strike
out the new naval establish ment clause.
But Mate Boutelle, believing that the
house was able to cope with two moro
battle ships, which would cost 81, 100000
each, suggested that the one already
sighted should be so reinforced. But
pending decision on this point tho
officers concluded that they would have
another consultation.
In tho senate nothing Of Importance
occurred.
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THE MCKINLEY BILL

Shutting Down Welsh Tin Plate olills.
Worlsmcn Coming to hmerica-somc.
thing FOR FREQ Traders to Gnnw On.
LONDON, April 13.-Six hundred work
men have been discharged from tho cs
tablishment Of the Landore I'll
Plato company, the Oldest and largest
works Of tho kind in South Wales.
This measure was duo to the dcprcs-
sion in tho trade resulting from
tho operation OF the Mckinley tariff
law. The tin plato trade ia
now paralyzed throughout South
Wales and every week numerous tin
plate workmon, formerly employed in
the tin plate factories in that region,
arc cinigrating to the United States.
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NEw IonK, April ia special to
the Herald from Valparaiso says reports
received from travellers arriving there
from the Argentine Republic are to tho
effect that 4 number OF Dalmacedists
have left that country, and are now
crossing tho Cordilleras, cnroute to
Santiago. A quantity OF dynamite has
been found by the police in astorchouse
in Santiago. An Investigation is now
in progress. Several cases OF explosives
were stolen from the works OF the Tram
sandine at Los Andes. The police
caught the robbers. The judge OF crimes
is inquiring into tho affair.
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JEFFERsON's BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated by tho Democrats of Ann AR
Dor, Michigan.

d
ANN AnroE, Mlcn., April l3.--Jcfer-
sons birthday was celebrated here this
evening in manner worthy OF the oc-
casion by tho Democratic club OF tho
University OF Michigan. Prominent
Democrats IRON all over the state were
present, and the affair assumed the
complexion Of great political gather
ing. ~.
Early in the afternoon q party OF
forty, headed by Don NJ. Dickinson,
came out on special train from De.
troit. A large party from Lansing, in.
Guiding Governor .Winans and Sccre.
tary Of State Howlcy, came down, and
President Ewing, OF tho lroquois club,
OF Chicago, headed a delegation from
that city. The rink where tho banquet
was held had been handsomely decor
ated.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Dickin-
son, Mr.. Ewing and J. ]. .Enright, Of
Detroit. Letters OF regret were re-
ceivcl and read from eX.Presidont
Cleveland, Senators r. @. Mills, Car
lislo, Blackburn and Daniels, Congress-
men llartcr, Bryan, Chauncey 1. Black
and others. 2
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TEXas REPUBLICANS
Nominate u Full State Ticket-A. j. Ho,
fon fur EnyNrnor

Nominate Full State Tickot-A. j. Hous-
ton for Governor.
DALLAS. TExAs, April 13.-The Ro-
publican state convention was held here
to-day. A full ticket was nominated as
follows:
For governor : Andrew Jackson
Houston, OF Dallas, son OF Gen. Samuel
Houston.
For lieutenant governor. P. New
comb, OF San Antonio.
Comptroller. B. Schmidt, Denison.
For trcasurer-R. B. Beer, Of Harris
county.
Superintendent OF public instruction
d. c. Kalp, OF Iowa Park.
Land commissioner-R. W. Thomp-
son, OF Harrison county.
Attorney gencral-Walter Davis, Of
El Paso.
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to-day pledges fcalty 10 tho timo hon.
orcd principles OF democracy; declares
for honest and economical administra.
ton Of local SELF government" and dc.
mands tariff reform and tho speedy
abatement OF all forms OF needless and
oppressive taxation.
1--WE declare our conviction that the
best interests Of tho party and OF tho
country demand tho nomination and
election OF Grover Cleveland rs Presi.
dent, and we nro confident that under
his leadership the principles OF
Democracy will win glorious victory,
and to tho end that the vote and iniu.
cnce OF Pennsylvania may be most
efficiently heard and ielt tho dele.
gates this day chosen are directed to act
rs n unit in all matters entrusted 10
their charge, said action to bo deter
mined by tho vote OF tho majority OF
tho delegates. ~.
That tho honest, courageous and efi-
cicnt administration OF Robert l.. Pat
tison, governor OF Pennsylvania, merits
the approval and confidence OF the peo-
pie Of tho commonwealth and has tho
hearty commendatlon OF tho party
whose standard llc twice carried to vic
tory; that his efforts to enforce tho
constitution and the laws arc praise
worthy and patriotic, and have our un-
qualified approval.
"That VIC cordially approve the action
OF tho Democratic state central commit
tee in selecting William L. Harrity to
fill the vacancy in the Democratic ma
tional committee, caused by tho death
OF tho late William l.. Scott, and wo
hereby declare Mr.. Harrity to DO tho
choice OF tho Democracy OF Ponnsylva-
mia for tho full! term OF membership OF
tho Democratic national committee,
which begins June next" --.s... =
The work OF choosing tho party can
didatcs then began. Christopher Hey.
drick, Of Venango, was nominated for
judge OF tho supreme court by acclama-
tion. George a. Allen, OF Eric, and
Mayor Thomas B. Merritt, of Reading,
were named as the candidates ut largo
for Congress. The four clectorg-at.larse
named wcre::' Mortimer F. Elliott,
Tioga; John G. Bullitt. Philadelphia |;
Thomas j. Kennedy. Franklin; David
I. Watson, Allegheny.
Much confusion ensued when tho
naming OF delegates.at-largc to the ma
tional convention was begun. There
were eight slated candidates and a
dozen or more OF the anti's were named
for the honor. 100.
The successful ones wore:. George
Ross, Bucks; ". U. 1lcnscl, Lancaster;
William Singerly. Philadelphia Charles
Robinson, Lackawannn; Harry Alvan,
Elk; John L. Mckinney. Crawford; !;
Grant Herring, Columbia; Henry
Meyer, Allegheny.
Among tho defeated ones were Joseph
,OBrien, Eric; Ex-Governor William A.
Wallace, George A. jerks, james NJ.
Gut!ey.
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FIRE Ar WASHINGTON
In the Evoning Star Huilding-Narro,
+., Escape of Sixty Prlntors.

In the Eroning Star BuIlding-Narrow
Escape of Sixty PsIntors.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 13.-shortly
before 9. o'clock this morning fire was
discovered IN the press room OF the
Ertning Star building. The finmos
quickly found their way through to tho
upper floors where the stereotyping,
art department and composing rooms
arc situated. About sixty printers were
at tho time at work on tho upper floor.
They were obliged to make their escape
through the,windows 10 the roofs OF
the adjoining buildings. The fire was
confined TO the l. Of the main building
and the principal damage Is from water.
Tho total lose is estimated at $$995 900,
fully covered BY insurance,
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Republican Gains In Albany.

ALBANY, n. y, April 13..-Jamcs II.
Manning (Dem.) was elected mayor
yesterday by over 5000 majority, de-
fcatlng General ]. NJ. Warner, the post
master OF Albany. Two years ago Man
ming defeated Fuller (Rcp.) by over
1000 majority. Tho entire Democratic
ticket was elected yesterday by over
5000 majority. The Republicans gained
two in tho board Of aldermen and two
in the board OF Supervisors.
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CoNpENsEp r,E,LIEGRAMs. /.

In the Raum investigation yesterday
Attorney Morgan, OF Indiana, testified
that Special Pension Agent Greonwalt
had framed the letter to Congressman
Cooper enclosing $50 as q decoy to en-
trap Cooper, but the latter returned it.
A bill has passed tho senate incrcas.
ing the pay OF non-commissioned Of.
fccrs OF the army: fixing 1t ns follows:
sergeant major, $50; rcgimcntal quar-.
termastcr sergeant, $50; first sergeant,
s34 ;scrscants. $50; corporals SIG.
AT Nogoya, japan, March 90, fire de.
s.royed the temple and thirteen hun.
dred houses. SO @
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APPEAL FOR HELP
From tho Flood Sufferers of mississippi.
Tonts For tho Homeless.

lchtB Tor tne homeleBs.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 13.-Tho
house committee on appropriations
listened to nm appeal by Representative
Allen, Of Mississippi, in favor Of his
resolution asking for an appropriation
OF s5O,0OO TO alleviate tho condition OF
the food sufferer. in Mississippi and
Alabama. Mr.. Allen urged that the
committee take action ut once, rs the
people along tho river banks were in a
terrible condition.
kilograms received by Mr.. Allen
from Columbus, Miss., state that over
one hundred personshare beon drowned
in one county, and that already sixty
bodies have been recovered from tho
waters and many others can be seen
floating OH the surface. Atsugeestion
Of Mr.. Holman tho resolution was 70.
fcrred to a subcommittee, which will
take prompt action on it. Mr.. Allen
has received request from his district
asking tho secretary OF war to provide
1000 tents for the homeless people.
The tcMts, no doubt, will be promptly
forwarded by the war department..
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AN OUTRAGEOUS MEASURE

Passed. by tho Now York LrElslature--Tho
First Step Preparatory to Stealing the
State for tho, Democrats in November.
ALBANY, April 13.-The assembly to.
day passed the bill reducing the num-
Der OF inspectors OF election in each
district Of New York City from four to
three. The bill was made n special
order in tho senate for tomorrow. II
this bill becomes a law there will DO
two Democrats and ono Republican in.
spcctor in every district in New York,
instead Of two Democrats and two Re-
publicans rs now.
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ONE DAYS RECORD
OF Criminal Events in This Groat
\ and Glorious Country.
ONLY 4 FEW OF THE CHOICE ONES

In the Night Dispatches.
A Terrible Tragedy ut Piedmont,
This Stntc...A Polo Murdered and
His Wife md Her Paramour Under
Suspiclon..-A Little Chlld's Story.
a Battle ut Grafton That Might
Niavo Rcsuitcd Moro Seriously.
Murder Stories From Various Sec.
tions of tho Country...othcr Grim
innl Matters.
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Steamship News.

New YonK, April 13.--Arrivcd--
Steamer Elbe, Bremen.
HAMBURG, April lS.-Arrivod-Stea
er Sueyia, Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 13.--Arriyed-
Havel, New York for Bremen.
L1vEnrooL, April l3.-Arrivcd-Tau-
ric, New York.
GrsoA, April 1S.-Arrived-W Vera,
Now York.
New YoRk, April 13.-Arrived-City
Of New York, Liverpool.
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Disappointed Love.

PIERRE, S. D., April l3.-Thomas Rat.
met, aged twcnty.nine, committed sui.
eide hero yesterday afternoon by taking
strychnino and died a terrible death.
lilo had become enamorcd OF a girl who
did not reciprocatc his love, and for
several days past i,as boen drinking
heavily and threatening to kill himself
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Anpther prnnn,lte PLOT.

LuxEMnUno, April Reconsideration
was caused in the railway station hero
by the discovery of two dynamite
bombs on tho train Just arrived from
Brussels. They were Ola size sufficient,
had they exploded, to have blown tho
train to atoms. Each OF tho bombs
weighed forty.iivc pounds, and con'sid-
cradle conjecture is. indulgcd in rs 10
tho purpose for which such great bombs
were intended,
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SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
Pennsylvania Democrats Howl
Down Everything Elso.
HILL KISSED BY THE CONVENTION.

A Fist Fight During tho Proceedings,
astormy sccnc in tho Credentials
Committee, and Regular Rough
aud Tumble Time AL Around-..Dis-
graceful Rows Mark tho Session.
But Cleveland VIII Get tho Kcy-
stone Delegation and That's What
They We're There For.
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MI,nt Dors Il NIonno

PARIS, April l3.-Tho massing Of
troops along tho western frontier OF
Russia is still a matter OF discussion
among military men, and considerable
conjecture is INDUCED in as to the OBJ
]ect OF Russia in sending such largo
forces to tho western provinces.
The Ecld'r. to-day says that several
leading Russian generals have left St.
Petersburg to assume command OF tho
troops massed on the German frontier,
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

Allon llnrrison Conv. ctcd for Killing
Eettio Adnms Mt Huntington.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April S.-The
jury in the case OF Allen Harrison, who
on Saturday, April ., murdered Bette
Adams, iiiteon-year-old girl, because
she refused to marry him, this morning
rendered verdict Of murder in the first
degree. Sentence has not been pro-
nounccd. 1t was an aggravated case,
and after the commission OF the crime
Harrison tried to take his own life but
failed.
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ST. PErEnsnuRo, April lS.-An ukase
has been issued prohibiting oven na.ur.
allied foreigners from settling outside
tho town in Eolhynin, or 10 posses
real estate in Nolhynin, unless they ON.
brace the religion OF tho orthodox
Crock church. 5sH
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LEAvHSwoRrlr, KAs, April l3.-Tho
great mercantile house Of Henry Et,cn.
son was partly destroyed by fro last
night. The loss cannot be estimated nt
present, but will BIO large. There is
about 0,0O0 insurance.
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"Ans Well ,lnt End. Mcll.n

san FRANclsco, April lS.-Pretty An
alta Baldwin, who recently clopcd with
her cousin, has made up with her
father, Lucky Baldwin. Tho old mil
lionaire fell i'll several days ago, aud
when the girl learned he was sick she
went to his bedside to wait upon him as
she used to do. The reconciliation be-
tween them is said to be complete, and
tho old man will also forgive George for
carrying oifhis iavoritc.