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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-03

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. 2.-Another un-
successful search was made to-day for
the defendants in the treason suits by
the authorities. The houses OF tho
missing strikers were watched, as well
MS trains and thoroughfares, but none
OF the wanted men showed up. 1t is
said that on Friday night when the ar
rests became noised through the bor-
ough, those who wero yet ut large quiet
ly left and went to friends at Braddock
and McKeesport, where they are secret
ed. Now that the first excitement is
dying out, the strikers have begun to
believe that the new charges will prove
beneficial to them in bringing the
Homestead lockout once more before
the public in the country, which will
result in additional financial contribu-
tions from trades unions and other
labor assemblies.
Friends OF the imprisoned leaders
have not been sleeping, but have been
energetically hustling to secure bail,
and sufficient amounts are ready to Sc
cure the release in the morning OF John
Dierkcn and William Baches. 1t is ex-
pected that all five mon will be at lib
erty by nightfall. 1t is understood in
Homestead that, while the bail was
placed at $4,000, twill require about
$1,000 in each case, and bondsmen are
being secured with this object in view.
The strikers and lockcd-out men have
bracei up considerably under the eX-
citement, and apparently. there is no
sign Of weakening along the line from
the tonnage men to the yard laborers:
Rev. John A. Danks conducted the
usual morning services in the mill, and
this afternoon Rev. Mr.. Ha1leton, Of
Washington, Pa, spoke to the colored
non-unionists, OF whom there are sever
al hundred now employed.
A coal and iron policeman was 'dis-
charged tor fighting with fellow otti-
Ger in the yard on Saturday night. 1t
is claimed among tile strikers that over
one hundred non-unionists quit on
Saturday night, who will not return in
the morning.
The cold weather is proving little
severe on the troops, as canvass tents
are frail protection, and the heavy night
fogs, which now sweep up the hill from
the river, soaking them, and even pene-
trating the blankets OF the privates.
The soldiers are made as comfortable as
possible, though, by Colonel Hulings,
aud do not complain. They now think
they will not leave Homestead before
winter.
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ROMANCE AND MYSTERY.
Tho Inevitable Fruit of Doing Wrong.
MarrIed Woman.s DisgrnoO.

Tho Inevitable Fruit of Doing Wrong-A
Married WOman's Disgrace.
CHICAGO, ILL, October 2.-There is
some little romance and considerable
mystery connected with the death OF
Frank Mezick, the young man who
committed suicide by taking morphine
Saturday afternoon whio in the com.
pany OF Mrs. hathaway. The woman
in the case is not quite twenty years
old, and is the wife OF wealthy con-
tractor in Cleveland. She quarrelcd
with her husband aud came 10 Chicago
two weeks ago. She says she has been
stopping at the Wellington hotel for
the past week under an assumed name,
but refuses to give the name under
she registered.
1t appears that Mezick and the
woman had been together during tho
afternoon, and the woman claims that
he took poison. Mrs. Hathaway says
she was very much frightened, and
wanted to call a physician, but Mezick
insisted upon her going with him in a
cab 10 the house OF Alrs. Eta Lawrence,
1856 Twentieth street The couple ar
irving there, Mrs. Hathaway explained
that her companion was sick and
requested that they be given room.
Being acquainted with Mezick, Mrs.
Lawrence readily gave him a room.
Mrs. Lawrence assisted Mrs. Hathaway
in removing Mezick's coat, and he laid
down on the bed. Mrs. Lawrence left
the room and went down stairs. In
about five minutes Mrs. Hathaway ran
down stairs and told Mrs. Lawrence
that Mezick had taken morphine.
Mrs. Lawrence refused to allow her
to leave the house and sent for phys
ician andthe two women went together
to Mezick's room. He was unconsci.
Gus and upon the arrival OF the phys
ician was past aid. Mrs. Hathaway
then went for DIR. Tallman. but upon
his arrival the police were notified and
Mezick was removed to the Mercy hos
pital, where ho died at ! o'clock this
morning,
Lieutenant Healy OF the Cottage
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nEMoCnATIC PAPER
Bolts the Fusion Ticket in Kansas BE caus
OF Wire Pulling ofloo Seekers.

Bolts the Fusion Ticket in Kansas Because
of Wire Pulling ofaoo Seekers.
TOPEKA, KAs., Oct 2.-The Kansas
Democrat, which has heretofore been the
recognized organ OF the Democrats and
PopulisLs, boiled that movement to-day
in a long editorial, and removed from
the head OF the column the fusion state
and electoral ticket.
The Democrat states that it has dis
covered the fusion movement was called
into existence, and is now controlled by
a set OF selfish office seekers, who are
dominated more by the hope OF selfish
gain than by desire for the triumph
OF the Democratic party. The move
ment dwindles down, says tho Democrat,
into q contest within the fusion ranks,
between n few who are seeking to send
themselves to the United States senate
TO succeed Senators Pefer aud Perkins,
whose terms soon expire. Tho bolt is a
body blow to fusion movements.
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CooLEY KInIIED.
Tho Lender of tho I'osparato Tayctso
County IlrI.nnds Is No More,

Tho Lender of tho BospNrnto Fayctto
County BrIsandS is No More.
PrrrsnuRau, Pa, Oct. "A Dispatch,
Uniontown, Pa, special says; Frank
Cooley, the leader OF tho famous Cooley
outlaw hand, was shot and killed to-day
at his faith er's home by posse, under
Sheriff Mccormick, OF Fayette county.
Cooley has been in the habit OF spend
ing his sundays at the old homestead,
and Sheriff Mccormick, learning of this,
quietly had the place surrounded last
night.
Frank Cooley and his pal Ramsey ar
rived during the night, and to-day the
attempt was made to capture them.
Tho outlaws tried to escape and tho
posse fired, killing Cooley instantly.
Ramsey, however, succeeded in getting
away There is great rejoicing in Fay
cite county over Cooley's death, rs it is
believed that the band will now be
broken up.
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Grove Avenue at once took Mrs. Hath
away into custody TO await tho action
OF the coroners jury and to be used as
witness before that body.
Mrs. Hathaway was seen at the Cot
tage Grove Avenue station this after
noon, but was rather reticent and de-
clined to talk freely about tho matter.
She is rather prepossessing blonde OF
medium height.
II will be twenty years old in Decem-
ber." she said, "and | have been mar
ried little over three years. l have u
baby girl two years OF age. My hus-
band is o contractor i'll Cleveland, Ohio.
/ could not get along with him and left
him few weeks ago. have been
stopping at the Wellington hotel for u
week, and registered under my maiden
name"
Mezick's parents are highly respected
in Baltimore, where they reside, and
his father is said to be one OF tho
wealthiestand mostinauentialc citizens OF
that city. The suicides father was
telegraphed for and he is now on his
way to this city.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-The Herald says:
In actual public interest Grover Glove
land was yesterday qvershadowed by
David B. Hill. What did it was the
sudden hating by Senator Hill Of the
state committee in its plan to nominate
that able and Independent jurist Rufus
w. Peckham for tho position OF chief
Judge Of tho court OF appeals. The ac-
tion Of Senator Hill did more than DEM
onstrate the fact that he has the Demo-
cratic state machinery in his absolute
control. 1t created surprise almost
bordering on the sensational.
at became more apparent yesterday
that Senator Hill really does not want
Judge Peckham elevated to the position
of Chief Judge. Friends OF Hill tell me"
says the:HraH, "that he is in favor OF
keeping politics out of the judicial
feature OF this years canvass. On good
authority tho announcement is made
that Judge Charles Andrews, OF Syra-
cuse, who is one Of the Associate Justices
OF the court OF Appeals, and whose term
will expire in 1897 is favored by Sena-
tor Hill. Judge Andrews is a Republic
can. He succeeded Judge Folger on the
bench when he was made Secretary of
the Treasury by President Arthur If
an understanding can be arrived at be-
tween the Democratic and Republican
state organizations Judge Andrews will
be nominated by ono committee and en-
dorsed by the other. Neither side
would lose much by tho arrangement.
Judge Andrews would be elevated to
the chief judgeship and the vacancy
caused by his promotion would be filled
by the governor until the next election.
Friends OF Senator Hill say that il
when tho state committee meets to
make the nomination Peckham shows
much strength in the state committee,
he will go the extreme measure OF in
sisting that Peckham be discarded and
the much abused Judge Isaac II.
Maynard be nominated for the place
over his declination to be candidate,
which he wrote to State Chairman
Murphy several weeks ago.
Undoubtedly the intention of the
Democratic state leaders. barring Hill,
was to nominate Judge Peckham last
Friday night. State Chairman Murphy
and Lieut. Governor Sheehan both gave
it out that Peckham was to be named
and the members OF the committee
fully expected to vote for Peckhnm
until thew got to town.
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snouLpER mrs
From the Palpit-Hev. Dixon on the Gar.
fnlh Rnrn Trnck.

From the PulpIi-Rev. Dixon on the Gar.
field Race Track.
New York, Oct. Before his regu-
lar sermon Of to-day the Rev. Thomas
Dixon, ir., delivered another OF his
characteristic talks. To-day his sub
ject was the Garfield race track, of
which he said in part:
Garfield Park, in Chicago, has for
years openly defed the moral senti-
ment OF tho nation. 1t has been an
open slaughter pen in which manhood,
honor, decency, truth and virtue were
daily butchered. 1t was the favorite
resort OF tho most desperate classes OF
the scum world.
The people OF Chicago were recently
shocked at the foul murder OF two
policemen by "a desperate gambler on
these grounds, and il the people OF
Chicago tolerate such hell hole in
their midst, wet with the blood Of the
officers OF the law, they should take
down their statute in Haymarket square
and confess that civic order has failed
after all. Garfield track is typical OF
the race track OF to-day. The whole
dirty business is OF the same piece.
The conscience of this nation has out
grown it. Tho race track must go as
the lottery has gone. The plain fact is
that the lottery is a small evil compared
with the races.
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FInsr1LEGAn HANGING

Iu Caboll County, II tho Sentence of tho
Court is Carried Out.
Special DiIrG,eh 10 Me IntsliigeHcer,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct. 2.-The
supreme court of appeals yesterday at
Charleston reafiirmed tho decision Of
the circuit court OF this county in tho
trial of Allen Harrison, who murdered
his sweetheart, Bottee Adams, last
April. The matter was taken to tho
appeals court on the insanity dodge.
The circuit court having already sen.
fenced him to hing Judge Harvey will
re.sentence him to hang in the next
few days. It will be the first legal hang
ing in Cabell county.
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YAxKToN, S. D., Oct. 2.-If fusion of
the Peoples party and Democrats is to
be made in South Dakota it must occur
within the next six days, the law re-
quiring all nominations to be fled with
the secretary OF state thirty days prior
to election day. The Democrats stand
ready to consummate fusion, but the
independents are holding off and de-
manding all the good Offices. They
assert they are awaiting advice from
their committee before joining issues
with the Democrats.
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LONDON, Oct 2.-Michael Davitt ad-
dressed a meeting Of Trishmen in Glas-
gov to-day. He said he believed the
time was ripe for movement to give
English, Scotch and Welsh farmers the
protection OF judicial leases and land
courts for the revision and reduction OF
rents.
give the Argylis, the Devonshires, the
Balfours and the Westminsters, who
are now encouraging the Irish landlord
cnmpain, enough to do to defend their
own interests. The moment the land
lord campaign is opened in Ireland we
will start aland leaGuein Great Britain. !"
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CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. 2.-senor zapa-
ia has been appointed Mexican consul
at Corpus Christi. Texas. Senior Jus.
tine Fernandez has been elected presi.
dent OF the chamber OF deputies, and
Senior Rafael Donde president Of the
senate. The recent cyclone in the gulf
destroyed number OF bridges and a
large portion OF the road bed OF the
Mexican railroad. The damage to the
road at Toacotalpan was so serious that
traffic was entirely suspended. The
storm ragged with great violence at Cos
amoloapan and thirty houses were de-
stroyed at that place.
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DovrnOr at West Union.

Special Digpdtch TO The Intti5encer,
CENTRAL STATION, w. Va, Oct. q
Captain Dovener made one OF his best
efforts at West Union Wednesday. He
made powerful speech. laid bare the
fallacies Of tariff for revenue only, aud
annihilated tho great specter OF the
fo'ce las Faulkner says) bill, and cx-
ploded the great fear OF negro domina-
ton. There was no fear here.) He
made great many points in his speech.
He said MacCorkle would die and be
buried, and when the angel Gabriel
would stand with one foot on the land
and the other on the sea, that he ex-
pected to see MacCorkle look out from
behind his tomb and ask Gabriel II this
was white mans resurrection. He
dealt with the Democracy without
gloves and handled them without mercy.
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specfaf Correspondence n Me Iaicrtoene.r.

Special Correspondence u he fateItOenesn
NIANXINGroN, W. Va, Oct. 1.-This
afternoon was gala day with Repub.
licans. The people flocked in from all
sections and made the welkin ring with
their shouts for Harrison and Reid.
The speakers of the occasion were Hon.
v. B. Dolliver and State Senator Camp
bell. Mr.. Campbell paid strict atten-
ton to state politics. He was listened
to with the closest attention. He de-
voted his remarks TO the financial af-
fairs of the state and in subsance said:
"You will remember 1 promised to
continue my investigation state fnan-
cial matters, and have made such an
examination as ! could with such state
ments as could get. And you will re-
member they are all issued by the heads
OF different departments, and you are
also aware there is not Republican on
the board OF regents Of the West Wir-
ginia University.
I'm speech made some weeks ago at
Fairmont, in answer to one delivered
by Gov. A. B. Fleming, made the
statement that the board of regents of
the West Virginia University had spent
500 each year, while the Republicans
in 1860 had only $500 to spend.
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SENATOR CAMPBELL
Talks About Matters of Moment to
State Tax-Payors
At The TOWN OF MlNNINGT0N
He lie Listened to by q Large and
Very Appreciative Audience
Which PUNCTUATES HIS POINTS

With Applnusc-Tho Management of
the State University at 0Iorgantown,
and the Experimental Agricultural
.station-rhc Eztravagant Manner In
which Money is E1pended-Facts
and Figures to substantiate Argu-
mcnts-CoL johnson as an export.
enccd" Agriculturist His Expert
mont with Po,atocs-rhe limo Has
Como for Reform.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 2.-At the reg.
ular annual meeting OF the Board of
Adjustment and Joint Protective Board
Of Locomotive Firemen held at Burns
hotel to-day, resolutions were adopted
endorsing Thomas Milan, engineer of
the Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western
system, for the Office OF railroad COM
missioner to succeed Michael Ricard.
The board represents 500 flremen on
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
system. A committee consisting OF Il.
S. Gillingham, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. E. o.
Hate, OF Kingston, Pa, aud W. Ruslay,
Of Phillipsburg, n. j., was selected to
present the resolutions to Governor
Flower. The regular business OF the
meeting consisted in the election of
officers. F. ]. May, OF Halstead, Pa,
was elected chairman, and ]. j. Welsh,
OF Morristown, y. j., was elected secre-
tary and treasurer.
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Nav NoRK, Oct. 1.-The committee
appointed by the anti-snappers' .organi-
zation for the purpose OF advising with
the Democratic national committee on
the subject OF independent local nomi-
nations held n meeting at their
headquarters here tonight. Most Of
the members were present and it was
decided unanimously to 20 ahead with
their original intention OF supporting
on indopenAont ticket.
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PARIS, Oct. 2.-Many persons con-
tinueto be attacked daily by cholera
in this city and suburbs, and tho total
death list is being steadily augmented.
According to yesterdays returns there
were thirty-fve fresh cases Of the dis
ease and ten deaths Of patients who had
been suffering from tho plague.
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BuDDA PEsrE, Oct. at is officially
announced that this city is infected
with cholera. The authorities State
that the disease was introduced here
through the medium of imported hides.
This fact was established through an
investigation which proved that rail-
way workmen who had handled the
hides in question were the first persons
to be attacked with the fell malady.
Twelve fresh cases and five deaths
occnrred hero Yesterday
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THE TREASON SUITS
Against the Striking Employees Of
the Homestead Works.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL EARCH

Made for Many of the Defendants of
the Cause.-The Strikers Think tho
Move Made by the Authorities Will
Prove to be Beneficial to Them.
Searching for Bail for the Imprison-
ed Leaders-Hard Lines for the
Troops.
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A DIVIDED FAMILY.
Miss simpson is ON tho Right Side, m
HSr Father IL Wrong.

Miss simpson is ON tIls Right Side, and
Hor Father is Wrong.
Special Dipa.eh to the h'eIligenrr,
HUxrlxeroN, W. VA, Oct 2.-Miss
I.ivia N. Simpson, of the Point Pleasant
Gazette, addressed tho Republicans OF
Guyandotte last night. She handled
the issues of the campaign in master
ful manner. Her father, the Hon.
Perry Simpson, was also billed to ad-
dress the Democrats OF Guyandotte last
night, but he failed 10 put in an ap-
pearance, and his meeting was post
poned until Monday. Miss Simpson is
willing to meet her father in joint de.
bnta
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monongnlia Republican. Awake.

Special Dispatch 10 the In'eiiGeicer
MoRGANrowx, W. VA, Oct. Friday
night tho West Virginia University
Republican Club held a meeting in the
wigwam for the purpose OF organiza-
ton. The officers elected for the ensu-
ing year we're: W. q. Meyer, of Wheel
ing. president; Kemble White, son Of
United States Marshal White, vice
president, andJ. T. Cooper, Of Parkers-
burg, secretary. Various committees
were appointed, and it is the intention
of the club to take an active part in the
campaign here.
The young Republicans Of Monon-
gala county have formed an organiza-
tion to be known as the George A.
Sheridan Marching CLUB. They have
sent men to Pittsburgh to buy uni
forms. Extensive preparations arc be-
ing made to have grand rally here on
October IL. The attempt will be made
to have every Republican in tho county
present on that day. Some man Of a
tional reputation will beth speaker for
the occasion.
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ST. PErERspUno, Oct, 9-The number
of now cases of cholera and deaths from
the disease was exactly even in this
city yesterday. Twenty-Five new pa.
tients were brought to the notice OF
the authorities during the day and
twenty-five deaths occurred in the same
time
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owe these gentleman an apology. I
underrated their capacity. Instead of
500 can now trace $3.50 OIL, 500
state appropriation, 81, ,OOO9l charged in
Experimental Station and 81 ,OS0 OF the
Morrill, fund.
These gentlemen do not only handle
the money OF the state but the general
government furnishes them with fifteen
thousand dollars for experimental work
and from twelve to thirteen thousand
dollars from the Morrill, fund, another
fund paid by the general government
into the state for the practical teaching
OF mechanical arts.
When the item Of s., ,0S0 dollars was
sent to the general government the
secretary refused to allow it, and sent it
back with a note mot allowed; state
must stand this" The note arrived
while the executive committee was in
session. The director OF the station
exclaimed: 81 told Harvey (treasurer
OF board) to cover that up" Here the
board stopped him and someone said,
charge it to the station fund. But
Director Myers said, ~ have already
charged 81, 900 9l to this account and
it might all be stopped II we make it
too large" Well, then, charge to the
University endowment fund"
Isuppose this was done, and you will
have to put your hands little deeper
into your pockets to make it up.
submit for your calm consideration the
following figures:
STATUS or GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATION FOB THE
FIRST YEAR ENDING JUNE 90, 1883
Names Of funds Amounts Amounts
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HE is OVERSHAD0WED.
Senator Hill, of New York, Shows
His Fine italian Hand
IN A JUDGESHIP APPOINTMENT.
The Anti-snappors' Candidate for
the Important Judicial Place
is RUTHLESSLY TURNED DOWN

BY the suIklng Senator'S Influence.
Surprise in Empire State Politics
that Borders on the Sensational.
Hill VIII Insist on Maynard's sclec.
tion ifPcckham is Pushed to tho
Front, and in Certain Event Would
Favor the Elevation of RepubIi-
can-How Cleveland Spent Sunday
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Crxc,xvArI, Oct. 2,-The cinclnnntis
and st. Louis played two games to-day.
The Reds won both games by superior
all around work. Attendance 1900.
First game, score; Cincinnati l., st.
st. Louis 10; earned runs, Cincinnati 7,
st. Louis l /; pitchers, Sullivan, Meekin,
Caruthers and Breitensteini umpire,
Snyder.
Second game, score: Cincinnati 4. st.
Louis L; earned runs, Cincinnati i;
pitchers, Chamberlain and Caruthers /;
umpire, Snyder.
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CLEYELAND,s SUNDAY.
HO Takes Long Drive and Receives Many
sympathetic Callers.


sympathetic Callers.
Nrw YonK, Oct. 2.-Ex.President
Cleveland received a number OF callers
at his rooms in tho Victoria this morn
ing. After luncheon, at about 3 p. m.
in company with Mr.. Oscar Strauss, ex-
Turkish minister, he took somewhat
protracted drive, going through Central
Park and out upon the speedways OF
upper Manhattan Island. twas nearly
@ o'clock when Mr.. Cleveland reached
his hotel. Ho looked rs if the long
drive in tho keen October air had done
him good, nerved him up and given
him sharp appetite for dinner. He
spent very quiet evening. Up till 0
o'clock he was alone in his apartments,
looking over his mail and kilograms
and skimminG over the Sunday papers.