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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-11

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The body Of Lord
Tennyson will be conveyed from Hasle.
mere to London tomorrow. The trans
fer is to be made without display OF any
kind and as privately as possible. When
the train bearing the remains arrives at
Waterloo station, the casket will be
placed in a plain hearse and conveyed
to Westminster Abbey. Here the body
will be met by the Dean and will be
placed in St. Faiths chapel, where it
will remain until the funeral, which
takes place on Wednesday.
The Prince OF Wales and Lord Sails
bury will attend the services.
The Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Edward
White Benson, D. D., Archbishop of
Canterbury, primate OF all England
AID metropolitan. assisted by the Very
Rev. George Granville Bradley, Dean of
Westminster and all the members OF
chapter will conduct the services.
On Saturday last HalIam Tennyson
sont the following dispatch to the
I1Ou. hOUSTb /. lAlICOll, W % gullllhbeI w
Great Britain, which reached him at
Liverpool:
"Will you be pall-bearer on We'd
nesday at 1890 ut Westminster Alb
bey?"
Minister Lincoln replied:
"Your telegram reaches me just as
am sailing for America. regret most
deeply that my departure prevents me
from accepting your kind invitation and
having the honor Of representing my
countrymeh on this occasion, SO afflict-
ing to all the world and not less mourn
ful to America than to England"
Lord Tennyson's family are anxious
to have America represented among
the paIl-bearers, and to-day they asked
Mr.. Henry White, secretary OF the
American Legation, TO act in place OF
Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. White has signifed
his acceptance of the invitation.
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THE qERsIAN EMpERoR


Determined to Pass ths Military Bill
Trouble In tho Cabinet.
BERLIN, Oct. 10.-The Hanorer Courier
says it has learned from what it seems
good source, that tho difference of
opinion that has arisen between Chan
cellor Won Caprivi and the Prussian
ministers, especially Count Gutenberg,
in regard to the Military bill, is soacute
that both the chancellor and Count
Eulenburg have resigned their Offices.
The statement has not, however, been
confirmed, and it is believed that the
facts have been exaggerated.
The National Zsituad says it is able TO
confirm the statement that Emperor
William recently said that he was de-
termined to pass tho military bill at all
hazards; that although he Withdrew
the school bill he would not Withdraw
tho military bill; that he would dis
solve the present Reichstag il the bill
was badly received by that body, and
that he would dissolve the new Reich
stag if the appeal to the country did not
prove satisfactory.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. lO.-At a meeting
last night OF the local trades and labor
unions, the following was adopted and
copies ordered sent to all labor organiza-
tions in the country:
Resolved, That we call on all labor
organizations to take such action as will
tend in the future to prevent any armed
bodies, state militia or otherwise to be
used for the purpose OF forcing American
workmen TO comply with the demands
OF brutal and tyrannical capital.
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EPIscoPAL CONVENTION
PassOs Resolutions In Reference to III,
Celebration OF Columbus Day.

PassOa Resolutions In Reference to tho
Celebration OF Columbus Day.
BALTMoRR, Oct. 1O.-Thc house OF
bishops OF the Tricnnial General Con
vention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church to-day adopted tho following:
WHEREAS, The President OF tho
United States has issued proclama.
ton calling ior the observance OF Octo-
her the 2lst as day on which the poo
pie shall, in their places OF public wor-
ship, make grateful recognition OF the
signal favors received from God by this
land since its discovery, therefore, be it
RcSolUed, That the house OF deputies
concurring that this convention will
meet in st. Paul's church Of this city
on the morning oil the day already in
dicated to participate in such office as
may be ordered for the occasion by the
house OF bishops; that We may render
thanks to God, who at the first did open
this western continent to the explorer,
and later did inspire and direct our
fathers in laying the foundations OF that
religious and civil liberty, whose bless
ings have since been shared impartially
by millions of our fellowmen Of every
race and every cline.
RcsOlrcI, That this convention all tho
more readily responds to the summons
OF our Chief Magistrate as it recalls the
fact that for this liberty and for the
many other mercies resulting there
from, under God, America was in the
beginning chiefly indebted to our ven
cradle mother Church OF England from
whose sons and daughters there were
received those institutions both religi-
GUS and civil which are our priceless
heritage.
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MINNESOTA ELECTORS RESIGN
From the Democratic Tioket-PIaces FILL
cd by Peoples Party Mon.

cd by Peopleb fHrby huh'
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 10.-The Demo
cratic state central committee this after
noon withdrew D. r. Hibbs, A. L. Sack
EFT and James Brown from their electo.
raj ticket and endorsed in their respect
i've places William Moighan, James Dill
Ion and A. L. Stromberg. They also en-
dorsed A. II. Halloway, OF the Peoples
party, in place Of John Q. Oswald, who
resigned some time ago.
Chairman Lewis Baker, OF the Demo-
cratic state central committee, was ask
ed this afternoon il tho substitution OF
the Peoples party electors was the re-
suit OF a conference between his COM
mittee and that OF the Peoples party.
He replied:
"No, we have had no conference
whatever. Three OF our electoral can
didates-Messrs Hibbs, Sackett and
0swald-tendered their designations to
the committee for tho reason that they
were connected with national banks.
Mr.. Harron, the fourth man who with
drew. gave rs his reason pressing BUSH
ness matters which occupied his entire
attention.
"Our committee then unanimously
decided to fill tho vacancies by substi-
tuting the Peoples party nominees, for
we are sure that if elected they will not
vote for Harrison"
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SENATOR SHERMAN SPEARS
On tho Issues of the Day to large Audi
ence In Cooper Union HILL.

On tho Issues of the Day to n Large Audi
once In Cooper Union Hall.
New YORK, Oct. lO-An audience that
filed Cooper Union hall to its utmost
greeted the Hon. John Sherman this
evening. The orator from Ohio was en-
Enthusiastically received and his clearand
distinct manner OF placing his ideas be-
fore his hearers won him the closest at
tention. The senator was introduced
by James Blanchard, president OF the
Republican club.
SIr, Sherman said: The two parties
are now brought to distinct issue. Tho
Democratic party has ever been op-
posed to everything that the Republi-
can party proposed. 1t is a question
with you, citizens of New York,
whether you shall now decide
whether you shall have dollar
with 37l grains OF silver in 1t, or
whether you shall have n gold dollar
worth n dollar. 1t is question with
YOU, whether You shall abandon the
treasury notes worth dollar, wherever
they are presented, or whether you
shall accept in their stead the old bank
notes for which no securityis is offered.
Senator Sherman then spoke on the
question of protection. He said that
the Democratic party, the Republican
party as it was then known, was always
in favor OF protection. In the
constitution itself and The mes
sages OF James Madison are
found articles in favor of the
protection OF American industries.
There it is found in the messages Of
Andrew Jackson and the modern De.
mocracy do not dare to stand by what
the founders OF their party have enun-
ciated. The free trade principles that
the Democracy now advocates, is a
fraud upon the laboring man. What
right have the Democrats to speak OF
tho rights OF tho luboring man"
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QugExsrowN, Oct. l0.-Arrived, Ari-
zona, New York.
HAMBURG, Oct 1o.-Arrived, Nor
MAMMA, New York
sournAMFroS, Oct. lo.-Arriyed, saale,
New York.
GLASGOW, Oct. lO.-Arrived, State of
Nevada, New York.
Bn5arS, Oct, lO.-Arrived, wclmar,
Baltimore,
Ayrwsnr. Oct. lO.-ArFivcd, Western
land, New York.
PmLADELrnM. Oct. lo.-Arrived, Glen
Lord, Hamburg.
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PARIS, Oct. 1O.-Dispatchos from Porto
Novo stale that Col. Dodds-expedition
against the Dahomeyians took, without
opposition on October s, third forti-
fled Dahomeyian position between
Tonne and Porguessa. All the Daho-
meyian forces are now centered at
Sabori, where 1t is expected they will
make final stand against the French.
The French troops are in the best con.
dition but troops have been retarded
by heavy rains recently.
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NE DEEENpANl,s COUNSEL
Claims That the stories Reported arS
False Ia Evnry Particular.

Claims That the stories Reported arc
False Ia Evory Particular.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. lO.-Andrcw
j, jennings, counsel for the defendant
IN the Borden murder cases, made the
following statement to an Associated
Press correspondent to-day:
The matter published in Boston
paDOr this morning relating to the hur-
ders OF Andrew j. Borden and his wife
Is tissue OF lies. have endeavored to
md out about Mr., and Mrs. Fred Chase
at the number indicated, 1875 Fourth
street, Fall River. There is not only no
such number, but not any within fifty
Of! Il. There is no srsh name as George
T. Sisson in the directory, nor can / lind
any person who knows anybody OF that
name. Tho kernel OF the whole mall.
ciou9story doalawith condition, which
j. absolutely disproyed by things found
III the cellar by the prosecution aud ad-
miited TO be what Miss Lizzie claimed
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LONDON, Oct. 1O.-"Pony" Moore,
father.in-law OF Charley Mitchell, went
to tho Bow street police court this
morning and offered to become surety
for the prisoner in e3O0. The magis-
trate accepted the bond, and when the
necessary papers were signed he issued
an order to the warden OF Halloway Jail
for the release Of Mitchell.
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wAsnlSaroN, Oct. Minister Egan
had an hours conference with the Pres
ident at the White House this morning
in regard to the relations between Chile
and the United States. The President
received him most cordially, and ex-
pressed deep qualification at the fair
and honorable settlement Of the recent
differences between the two countries.
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PARIS, Oct. considerable excite
ment was caused to-day among a GER
tain class of spectators by tho closing
of the Petite Bourse, which was held in
the central hall OF III Q Credit Lyonnais.
The prohibition of the holding OF the
Petite Bourse was issued by the police.
The coullissiersSwhen they found they
could transact business no longer in the
hall Of tho Credit Lyonnais, decided to
meet henCeforLh in the passage do
f0pera, on tho opposite side OF the
Boulevard.
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TACOMA, wAsHy., Oct. lO.-Chester F.
Greisner, who was found dying in a
Philadelphia lodging house was one OF
the most prominent real estate men in
Tacoma, and was well known in fash
ionable society circles here He went
east on business six months ago and
was expected back soon. Greisner had
an excellent reputation. 1t is believed
by his friends that he was drugScd and
robbed.
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they were. Subsequent events have
confirmed her claim. Mr.. Morse says
that the whole story is absolutely false; !;
not word OF truth in it. The Reagan
story has already been denied by Miss
Emma and Miss Lizzie, and was admit
ted by Mrs. Reagan to be false to at
least six persons.
A member oftho police force says that
the names used in tho story indicated
are false, but the matter is substantial
lv krua
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MOBILE, Ala, Oct. lo.-Hacked to
pieces with au axe and then cremated
was the awful fate OF Richard L. John.
son and mis- charming eiGhteen-year.old
daughter. A gang Of desperate negroes
are supposed to have committed the
horrible crime.
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BORDEN MURDER TRIAL.
Some Worry Sensational Disolos-
ures in the Celebrated Case.
SOMEBODY GIVES SECRETS AWAY

And from all Appearances Lizzie
borden Murdered Her Father and
step-mother. Although Her Coun-
sci Claims That tho Stories Printed
arc n Tissue OF LIes..-Lizzie's Cou-
vcrsatlon With tho Servant Bridget
sulliyan.Contradictory Statements.
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Special Di1atch 70 ue InteIlgenctr.
CHARLEsroN, W. Va, Oct. lo.-Mrs.
John A. Jarrett was instantly killed
and horribly mangled by the "F. +. ""
train ut Winifrede to-day. She was n
prominent school teacher OF the county,
and her husband is one Of Kanawha's
best Republicans.
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BERLIN, Oct. l0.-The authorities an.
nounce that there are no genuine cases
of cholera among the prisoners who
were removed TO the hospital OF the
house OF correction, and that only one
cholera patient is now in the Moabite
lazaretto. Tho scare was occasioned by
the outbreak OF what was said to be gen
uine Asiatic cholera in the house OF cor
rartion
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A sTARrLING STORY.
san Domingo Wanted to Pawn Columbu
Ecmnins for Small Loan.

Ecmnins for Small Loan.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. lO.-A some
what startling storyis told by one OF the
Worlds Fair commissioners, who dur
ing recent visit to the state depart
ment learned that the remains Of Chris
topher Columbus were offered to the
United States for security for loan Of
100000 at 9 per cent interest. The offer
had recently been made with due form
atty by President Ulysses Henteaux, Of
San Domingo. Although the PROPOSE
ton was that the remains should be
taken as security for the loan it is the
general belief here that this was merely
delicate way OF proposing an absolute
sale. The proposition was rejected, as
the department authorities in Wash
ington have no right to make purchases
of relics, no matter how valuable they
may be.
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PARIS, Oct. lO.-Tn Paris and its sub.
urbs yesterday there were reported
eleven new cases OF cholera and six
deaths from the disease. The daily
official bulletin will henceforth be stop.
ped as the authorities consider tina; the
epidemic is no longer Of a grave nature.
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speeial pt.paleh to The M.dligene.t.

Sptcim Diepdch lOWe UHdHys"CT'
CHARLEsToN, W. VA, Oct. 10.-Hon.
W. P. Frye, the distinguished senator
from Maine, addressed one OF the larg'
est audiences Of the campaign at the
tent this afternoon. His address was
able eloquent and logical. and his expo
sition OF the effects OF a protective tariff
as embodied in the Mckinley bill was
the most convincing ever heard here.
Many prominent Democrats were in
his audience, including Hon. c. P. sny-
der and A. P. Ruaner, of Ruffner Bros,
both OF whom occupied seats on the
platform with Col. W. A. MacCorkle,
Chairman Sam NIatheson OF the county
committee, and others.
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CHICAGO DEMOCRATS


Attompt to Purchase Nomination Papers
ofthO Peoples Party.
CmcAGo, Oct. 10.-The Nelrs Record to-
day publishes what purports to be the
details OF an attempt on the part OF the
local Democratic executive committee
to purchase the nomination papers Of
the Peoples Party OF this state. II is
said that a certain member OF the
executive committee OF the Peoples
Party had arranged to dispose oil the
papers for $1,000. Tho said member
expected to be chosen TO 20 to SPRING
field to file the state nominations on
Saturday with the secretary OF state,
but ut the last moment the committee
changed its mind and sont Mr.. L. j.
Lindholm instead.
When Lindholm left the committee
room tho member above mentioned fol-
lowed. Whom they reached tho Unity
building. where the Democratic head
quarters are located Lindholm says that
this man remarked to him: ''See here,
Lindholm, what's tho use OF carrying
that stuff (reierrinG 10 tho nomination
paDcrsi to Springfield? We have had
no nay for our summers work. II we
take the papers up stairs we can get
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CHICAGO, Oct. lo-The arrangements
for the Columbia banquet at the audi
torium October Il. are complete Among
those who will deliver addresses will be
Archbishop Feehan, OF Chicago, Bishop
Spalding, OF Peoria, Special World'a
Fair Commissioner Thomas B. BRYAN,
Indge Moran and others.
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New YoRK, Oct. 1O.-The directors OF
the Lake Eric & Western Railroad Com
pany to-day reelected Calvin s. Brice
president and L. NJ. Swan, vice presi.
dent, secretary and treasurer.
The usual quarterly divident of 1 per
cent upon the preferred stock was de-
clared.
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WASHINGTON, Oct, lO.-SIrs. Harrison
is much weaker tonight than she has
been for some days past, owing 10 the
moro rapid progress of the disease,
She slept the greater part oi tho day,
but the sleep was not OF u refreshing
character.
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SENATOR FRYE TALKS
To a Large Republican Meeting
at Charleston, W. Va.
DEMOCRATS ON The PLATFORM

Hear tho Republican Doctrine Clear.
Iy Enunciated by the Maine States
man-.scnator Sherman Addresses
an Immense Meeting ut Cooper
Union Hall, New York cIty--.He
Tells of the Financial and Tariff
Record of tho Republican Party.
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$1,000 for them sure" Lindholm, it IS
said, knocked the man down for his at
tempted bribery and marched out OF the
building.
Judge Altgeld, candidate for governor
on the Democratic ticket, was incredu-
lous when told of the scheme. "It is
all new to me-" said he, "and. more
over, it sounds rather tishy. l know
nothing of the Peoples party, but l
should imagine it a poor campaign in
vestment for either OF the two great
parties to pay such sum to obliterate
the ticket. The Peoples party is made
up OF Democrats and Republicans in
about equal proportion, and with the
ticket wiped out the results would not
affect the dominant party in the state. I"
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Last of the Quarantine Immigrants
Landed,

NEw YORK, Oct. 1O.-Thc last batch
OF immigrants who have been held
down the bay since the outbreak OF
cholera, were landed at Ellis Island to-
day. They numbered forty, and were
brought from the steamer Stonington,
where they had been transferred from
tho NorInannin.
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Malignant Dlpnthorin Breaks oat

Special Dispdtch 10 me IhttfHgchccf
CLARKsDuRG, W. Va, Oct 10.-Diph-
liberia OF very malignant type has
broken out at Wilsonburg. village, four
miles from this city. Four children In
John Flynn's family are dead and two
more can scarcely live through the
night.
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TENNYS0N'S FUNERAL
Will Be a Very Quiet and Modest
sepulture in the Abbey.
AMERICA is TO Be REPRESENTED

Among the Pallbearers Minister
Lfacoln was Asked to Serve but He
Could Not Do SO Because He was
OF the Point of Sailing for Home.
The Secretary oil the Legation viii
Act in His stead...Gencral Foreign
News of Interest.
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Special Dispatch to hs Iaieligencer.
srEuBESvnLE, o., Oct 10. = Mrs
Della Stewart wife of ex-Mayor Stewart
Of Mingo Junction this afternoon swal-
lowed big dose OF carbolic acid with
suicidal intent. She was horribly
burned about the throat and has suf-
fered intensely. She cannot recover.
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CHICAGO, Oct. lo.-Ten thousand dol
lars, it is announced to-day, has been
offered for the first coin OF the Worlds
Fair half dollar series. Still higher
bids are expected. This offer was made
by the Remington Typewriter Com
many
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BELGRADE, Oct. lo.-At Radical
meeting at PetrovaGs to-day local Off.
cial named Miloiko fired rifle at NJ.
Pashitch, formerly servian Premier,
but tho bullet missed its mark. Milojko
was arrested.
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yIxKLAwD, N. j., Oct. lo-The tending
boys strike at the vineland green glass
works ended this morning, the boys re-
turning to work Nt last year's wages.
The works are again in operation.
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HAMBuRG, Oct. 1O.-There were, &C.
cordinr to official figures, only two new
cases OF cholera and one death from the
disease in this city.
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BERL1x, Oct, l0.-Emperor William
boarded a trash at Potsdam this even
ing and started for Vienna TO meet
Emperor Francis Joseph.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. lO.-A telegram
from Knoxville, Tenn, says that thirty
experienced iron makers left there this
morning for Homestead Pa, to take
the place of tho strikers More will
follow soon.
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BuDA PEsru, Oct. iO.-To-day twenty
nine new cases OF cholera and six deaths
were reported up 10 p. m.
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For West Virginia. Ohio and Western Pcnu'
sylyauln, gencmlly fair: warm; south winds
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
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1852 LOCUST POSTS,
FRAME BUILDING.

on Water St., now occupied by Mr.. A. Slick
as tailor shop. This building is ca leased
land and may be purchased with pryilegc:to
remove.
TERMs-A credit of SIX months will be
given on all sums in excess of Ven dollars,
purchasers giving his, her or their note with
approved security, bearing interest from day
ofsalc. Sums of ten dollars and less, cash.
No property to be removed until terms of
sale have been complied with.
B. CoLLIFLOWERI1< SUSAN WHITE,
Agent. 4 lministratrix.