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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-03
TIE KELLY INCIDENT


ofthe Last Cleveland Administration RO.
called by the appointment Of Nlux
Judd to tho Austrian Mission.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April S.-Cable
messages from Vienna stating that the
anti.semitic organizations and other
bodies in that city are vigorously pro-
testing against the reception OF Mr..
Max Judd, Of Missouri, Hebrew citl-
zen OF the United States, and native OF
Austria, nominated aud confirmed as
Consnl general to Vienna, havo neces-
sarily recalled tho Kelly incident OF MI
Clevoland's previous administration, in
connection with same country
The anti.semitic feeling, 1t will be
recollected, played an important part
in the refusal Of Austria TO receive
Minister Kelly, and resulted in the
practical suspension Of diplomatic rclO'
tions between tho two countries for
ovOr year,
Mr.. Anthony II. Kelly, citizen Of
Wchmond, Va, was frat selected by
President Cleveland and secretary Of
state, Mr. BNyNrd, MS minister to Italy,
but was declared persona non Ordtd by
tho king OF Italy Oh account OF some
very strong opinions he hudpublicly
expressed rs to the overthrow Of the
temporal power Of tho popc by tho
Italian government. Rrsiuning as
minister to Italy, on this objection DO.
ihg made known, Mr, Kelly wns III
most Immediately nominated as minis.
ter to Austria. Hero another and
equally fatal objection was encountered.
Mr. MClanu, thon our minister 10
France, cablod Mr., Bayard, May q,
1886 THAT Mr. Kcily's position In
Vienna would bo difficult, II not i'm.
possible, In consequence OF the fact
that his wife was u JOwCss"
10 this intimatlon Mr.. Bnyard rG'
pllod that Mr. Kelly had already sailed
and that Tho United States could moi
Constitutionally admit, consider, or dis
cuss any supposed disqualification Of iit
UillCers basOd upon religion" Tie up'
shot OF the whole ailair was that Mr.
Kelly was sent to Egypt ul ono Of the
judges Of the international court there,
which position hO stlll retains, that the
Austrian minister In Washington wa
given indefinite leave OF absence, aud
that the United States did not appoint
BnotlOr minister " Austria until the
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vienna, April 2.-Despito ropoatod
donalB, IL Is certain that the war office
plans shortly to increase the peace Of
foctivo OF tho Austrian army. While
tho project to introduce generally the
two yunr term and thus raise the actual
strength Of the standing army TO 924,.
O0O las been postponed indefinitely,
tho government has decided not to ro-
linquish entirely some Of Its features.
The landwohr is 10 be rcorganizod nc.
cording to tho two year system, aud
each Of twenty-five infantry regiments
is to receive an addition Of l4l men,
Tho field artillery, moreover, VIII bo
strongIhonod with twonty.elght now
Datturipg,
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Cry OF Mexico, April IA few
months ago a now daAy paper called
El Democrat was established in this city.
1t is an anti.administratlon paper and
has been very hold and outspokeu in
Its utterauces against certain policies Of
the government. A few days ago it
contained severe criticism concerning
tho administration OF justice in tho
criminal branches OF tho federal courts.
Tho authorities considered the criticism
TO havo been unealled for and warrants
were issued for the arrest OF Turedio
Alohono, tho editor, and Fernando
Roias, the foreman Of the newspaper.
Tho two men have boon sentenced to
prison on tho charge OF libel and arc
now confined in prison.
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PORTLAND, ORE,, April 2,-If the in
vestigation into the methods OF the
Chinese at this, port and on Puget
Sound commenced by Special Treasury
Agent Noyes, is carried far enough, it
is said some sensational revelations
will be made. Customs Inspector Todd,
Of Vancouver. B. O., who arrived last
night, says the steamer Haytion Repub-
lie has been carrying a largo number
OF Chinese to Portland from Vancouver
on every trip, and that but n small pro-
portion has been sent back until the
last trip when 37 wero reported. He
says these Chinese all have securities
which they procured from Portland
and Salem, and that notOries and law-
yors in the two cities are in tho
business Of furnishing them. China
mon sent their photographs which are
attached to bogus certificates. For
these certificates they pay $50, the
HRytian Republic charging them $50 a
faro and then they have to pay an
agent $40 to sec that they got in all
right.
The Lacombe Ledger this morning
published letter purporting to be in
structions from the Gin company Of
Hong King to persons OF Portland in
structing them how to smuggle into the
United States, and take care OF 76 Chi
nese who came over in the Haytian Re-
public week ago.
The lettor also states that the price
to be paid the smugglor is 800 head,
and in three special cases Sl75, and SIS
is also to be paid to Mrs. Virgil Moor,
OF Portland, as soon as tho Cinnamon
arrived.
Five Chinese are now held awaiting
deportation, it having been discovered
that the names OF five we'll known busi-
ness men Of that city had been forged
to the certificates.
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oouD RLooDaD MURDER,
A Girl Shoots Another Mt n Dance Bocau'
"sho Told Stories on Her."

A Girl Shoots Another ut II Dance Because
''she Told Stories ON Her."
ATLANTA, GA, April Anna Wood
en- is locked up at the police station
charged with murder, and Hattie Moore
is lying dead in little house in Bell.
wood from the effects OF a pistol shot
fired by the Wooden woman, The two
women were at dance on Thursday
night near the chemical works, which
is between tho city and Bellwood. The
dance was going merrily on when Anna
Wooden asked tho woman she after
wards killed to step out Of the house,
and the request was readily acceded to,
In an instant n pistol shot startled the
dancers and Hattie Moore fell with q
bullet in her side. The woman who
had done the shooting then left tho
place and was later arrested and
brought to the police station, where she
has since been kept,
Friday night Miss Moore sent for Po-
lioeman Barrett, and told him that she
knew she was going die, and wanted to
make n statement about the shooting,
She then stated that the woman had
called her outside OF the house and shot
her without u word OF warning. Anna
Wooden has made n statement and by
her own admission the killing was de-
liberate murder. "Hattie Moore" she
said, told stories on me. and said my
character5was not good, and l heard
about it and got a pistol aud went over
to the dance. AS soon as l saw her |
told her would shoot her il she ever
said anything more about me, In a
few minutes l heard that sho had re-
peated the story. and ! called her
and shot her was mad, butin q little
while I was sorry for what had done
and started ior thestation house, TO give
myself up"
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JEEEERsoN,s HOME BURNED.
The Famous Actor Heavy Loser Costly
Palutiugs Iiurned-Ons Life Lost,

The Famous Actor Heavy LoSer-COStly
Palutiugs nurnsd-onS Life Lost
BuzzARp's BAY, Mass, April 2,-Fire
Saturday afternoon totally destroyed
the beautiful summer residence Of Joe
Jefferson, situated on the shores OF
Buttermilk Bay, and the family cook,
Helen McGrath, perished in tho ruins,
When the cry OF fire was raised Mrs.
Jefferson, who was Ill in bed, hastily
arose and fed, not stopping to dress,
Willing hands covered her with buffalo
robes, and she was at once removed to
the home OF Station Agent BaSsett,
She had suffered a severe nervous
shock, and medical attendance was
summoned,
The large and valuable painting which
was to have been exhibited at the
Worlds Fair was destroyed, together
with Mr.. Jetierson's costly collection OF
Curios. Governor Russell searched
among the goods saved for some wear
ing apparel for Mrs. Jefferson, but not u
bit had been saved. 1t is estimated that
$l50000 worth OF paintings were con-
sumed, and the total loss will be $780,
00O.' Mr.. Jefferson is en- route to Cali
tornia, and word has been sent to him.
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Nnt nnsnon.IbIe ror Fnkes.

WAsulSaToN, D, c., April 2.-In view
OF the statements which have appeared
during the last two or three days con-
corning allowances made to different
persons employed in various ways in
tho preparation and presentation OF the
case OF the United States before the
Bering sen arbitration tribunal, the
secretary OF state has sent to the consul
OF ftho United States in Paris, adispatch
from which the following is quoted;
Neither the state nor the treasury q O.
partment is responsible for mischievoAs
publications, The administration will
do everything in its power to maintain
the case OF the United States' and to
support our agent and counsel before
tho tribunal oil arbitration"
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A NEW EXPLOSIVE

Being Tested iii Germany -Designud 10
supplant Gunpowdcr in the Army.
BERLIN, April "A commission of
artillery experts has been testing for
several days at the Jueterborg new
explosive which is intended to replace
ultimately gunpowdcr in the German
army. Tho explosive is a brown fatty
substance Of the consistency OF frozen
oil when exposed in ordinary tompora.
lures. 1t retains the consistency up
to ll2 degrees Fahrenheit. A shock
or n spark does not set II of. When
used in guns tho explosion is obtained
through contact with another chemical
compound. Tho explosion is almost
uuaccompanied by smoke and tho do
tonation is inConsiderable. The recoil
Is worry slight, oven when the heaviest
charges have been used, Tho explosive
docs not heat tho weapon sufficiently
to cause difficulty In the way OF rapid
firing, and cartridges once used are
oasily rohlled. For the present rifle,
model OF 1888, tho new compound il
used, but II future toats be Us aHtisfac-
tory as tho recent onos, 1t will be intro
ducod generally in tho artillery branch
OF tho service.
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CmcAoo, April 1.-Tho wife Of W. j.
Knight, Of Dubuque, Iowa, general
solicitor OF the Illinois Central road,
lost $4,000 worth Of diamonds to-day
while walking on Michigan boulevard
with hor husband. Sho was afraid to
leave tho diamonds in her rnom and,
wrapping them up, placed them in tho
pocket Of hor cloak. When sho returned
10 hor room tho diamonds were gone.
1t is supposed that In pulling out hcr
handkerchief from hor pocket slo
pulled out tho diamonds md dropped
ihem on tho street. Tho police were
notified, but no trace Of tho jewels has
ham dlarbVnFnl
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Jews oELEeKArE EASTER
In New Yorls-An Ideal Spring Day nnd nj
tho Churches Filled.

In New YOrls-An Idcnl Spring Day nnd nll
tho Churches Filled.
NEW York, April 2,-Easter Sunday
in New York was an almost ideal spring
day. There were not many strangers
in New York to-day who failed to attend
one OF tho big churches and afterwards
to view the marshalling OF the McAllis.
ter cohorts. 1t was tho Fifth avenue
feast Of fashion. In tho churches 1t was
the feast Of flowers and music.
There was not a church but observed
The day in some special way. There
were evon two purely Jewish congrega-
tions which celebrated with flowers and
sang OF tho resurrection. In all the
salvation army barracks there were
Easter lilies aud unusually icrvld halle.
iuhg,
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CmcAoo, April 2,-rhroo hundred
painters at tho Worlds Fair grounds
struck Yesterday for forty cOnts an hour,
an increase Of dvo cents. Tho mon bo.
long 10 tho union, but tho strlko was
not authorized by that body. ProsI.
dent lIIgslnbolham declares that the
mattcr will probably be settled tO.mor.
row. There will DO no strike, as bus
been reported, oil carpenters nj tho
Worlds Fair tomorrow. A conference
was held yesterday, aud II was decided
that In case tho Worlds Fair directors
aud the carpenters disagreed the mat.
Tor should bj referred 10 arbitrator.
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IN THE SECOND DEGREE.


Verdict In the Moran Murder Case ut
Cleveland, Ohio.
CLEVELAND, O., April 1.-The jury in
the case OF Patricd Moran, charged
with the murder OF Theodore Blakeslee
and James Fox, to-day returned YER
dict finding the prisoner guilty of mur.
der in the second degree Tho crime
was committed last Christmas night, in
the house Of Blakeslee, on Church
street. Moran called on Fox, n fellow
workman, who roomed ut Blakoslce's.
Soon after he had gone up stairs fall
was heard. Bakeslee went up to in
vestigate. Soon Moran came down
stairs and was let out of the house by
Mrs. BlaIeslee, Fox aud Blakeslae had
both been assaulted by Moran with a
hatchet. Both died the next day with
out speaking Mrs. Blakeslee positive
ly identified Moran as the murderer,
No motive for tho crime was discoy.
cred. The trial has lasted q month and
1t was believed that the verdict would
be murder in tho first degree.
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l,IsmnreI,,s nIrlI,aay oeIehrntIon.

BERLIN, April 2.-More than 1000
mon took advantage of the magnificent
weather to visit Friedrichsruhe to-day.
Since early morning crowds have gath
cred before Prince Bismarcks home.
Among tho first persons from whom
Prince Bismarck received congratula-
tory messages Yesterday were the En-.
presa Frederick, Prince George oil
Prussia, the King OF saxony. tho Regent
of Bavaria and the Grand Duke OF
Baden. No message was sent by En-.
peror William.
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Special Dfspalcl to Ito Mtcligencct

Special Dispatch to Rc MteRigeHeer.
MARTINsBuRG, W. VA, April 2,-The
funeral of Miss Nellie W. Vim took
place last evening from tho residence Of
her brother-in-law, Senator Chas. Jamos
Faulkner, at A o'clock, A large number
OF the friends of the family were pres
ent to pay this last tribute so the be-
loved woman. The services were con-
Quoted by Rov. DR.. Woods Of the Pres
byterian church. Miss Winn was from
nm old family and bore all the charac-
teristics of those excellent people. The
floral offering was one OF the most beau
tiful ever seen in this community.
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There was agood deal of disorderly
conduct in East Wheeling yesterday,
ascribable to too much book beer One
or two saloon keepers became disgusted
and actually closed ther places for the
day. Loud and proiane language, fight
ing and unseemly conduct generally
was pretty common on several streets.
AS O result number OF cases will be
up before tho mayor this morning.
There was much indignation in East
Wheeling over tho rowdyism.
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richmond, Va, Aprit "A disastrous
fire occurred last night at Clarkesvillo.
The buildings OH Fourth street from
Main down both sides worc consumed,
except tho railroad depot and Magee's
warehouse. Eight or ton stores, hotels,
offices and tobacco houses were burned,
A large quantity Of leaf tobacco was also
destroyed. A high wind was blowing
aud there were 10 adequate means to
stop tho flames. Two Coloted men were
burned to death.
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nnrrIngton Domands nn Inyesllgatlon.

WASHINGTON, y. G., April 9,-As o
result OF the controversy between Mark
W. Harrington, chief OF the weather
bureau and ]. B. Mclaughlin, chief Of
the executive division OF the bureau
Mr.. Harrington has demanded an in
vostigation OF the administration Of the
bureau. Mclaughlin was suspended by
Harrington for characterization and re-
commended to the secretary for dismis-
sal. Mclaughlin responded by filing
charges OF corruption against Harring-
ton. The investigation is expected by
the management of the bureau to be
made at once.
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I;nnInr in NYnnlinrlnn.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April IA per-
feet spring day ellod tho churches this
morning with Easter worshippors, and
tho streets this afternoon with promo.
nadora, who made tho fashionable
thoroughinres brilliant with tho gay
colors Of their costumes.
President Cleveland did not attend
service, but Mrs. Cleveland accom-.
paniod by private secretary Ihurbor,
was in her accustomed pew In tho First
Presbytorinu church.
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government Of that country itself made
tho first advances more than twelve
montha afterward. In view OF these
facts standing out so prominently in
tho diplomatic correspondence OF the
United States, 1t is being asked
whether the selection OF Hebrew citi'
zen Of the United States for the i'm
portant position OF consul general in
Vienna was intended to renew the
former cause OF discussion, or whether
it was merely an accident,
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all ships, native and foreign, in Norfolk
harbor; Goth, military parade and COM
petitive drill, prizes $500, $3.50 and $3.50;
2lst, band contest, prizes 5000, $3.50 and
$3.50; trades parade, contest between
fire companies, civic societies, fire works,
international military and naval ball |;
Norfolk City; 22d, admiral's barges
races; night grand pyrotechnlc display.
Admiral Gherardi will cooperate with
the Norfolk committee,
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vicomA, MRxtco, April 2--A. j.
CrcotO, an extensive land owner Of
Mexico, lus just completed a tour Of
tho slato OF Tampaulipns aud has loca.
ted n liyo hundred thousand ncrB tract
Of land for IN English syndicate near
this city. II Is tho intention oil this
syndicate to secure u concession Tor this
land from tho government. " Will be
coonizcd with English people and cul.
tiyntion OF oranges and other fruits un.
tUrtakGn on an extensive scale
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wAsmNdroN, D, e., April MIR
Allen Hooker, son OF Congressman
Hooker, Of Mississippi, who was serI-
ously injured lust night by being struck
by a cable car, said this evening that
his father was resting quietly and was
perfectly conscious, Tho attending
surgeon, said Mr.. Hooker, stated that
he could not discover any fracture nor
werc there any symptoms OF internal
injuries. With careful and quiet treat
ment that physician believed that Con-
gressman Hooker would recover,
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A SERIOUS TURN
In tho Case of Little Marthona Harrison
Tho Eject of Hor Accident,

In tho Case OF Little mnrthcnh hnrrlsOn'
Tho Eject of HOr Accident.
New York, April 2.-The shock
which little Marthena Harrison expert
enced from being thrown out Of her
baby carriage by tho polo Of heavy
express wagon, which also knocked
down Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, In front
Of tho Fifth Avenue Hotel on Friday
afternoon, has had a serious effect on
the child. Little Marthena has been
undergoing electric treatment for ner-
vous prostration, which followed an at
tack Of scarlet foyer in the white house.
Mrs. Harrison says her daughters con-
dition will delay her removal to tho
home OF her grandfather, Senator Saun-
ders, in Omaha, Neb.
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CHINESE SMUGGLING,
Sensational Revelations Expected
Through tho Investigation
BY THE SPECIAL TREASURY AGENT

to Look into the Methods
ut Portland, oregon-Chinamen
Entering on Forged Certificates.
Names of We'll Known business
Men Signed to Them-The Snug
glers Get Ninety Dollars Head.
Letters OF Instruction to Portland
ors Telling Them How to Get into
the Country aud Care for a Cargo of
CeIestials.
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Special Dispd'ch 10 tho Tnteli1cncer
srEUBENvrLIE, o., April 2.-Trouble
arising from tho lockout at tho Sharp
foundry eliminated in a atroet fight
late Saturday night, in which William
Peters, q locked out molder, received an
ugly cut on tho left log lie Is i large
man physically aud a giant in stature,
and lie knocked down three OF his rs.
saiIants, who arc non-union men and
have taken strikers places at q reduc'
tion. More trouble is feared.
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A BIG BLAZE.
Dukes Cigarette Factory Burned-Loss
Nearly Half Million.

Dukes Cigarette Factory Burned-Loss
Nearly n Half Million.
NEW YoEK, April 2,-The seven story
brick building, Nos. 700 aud III Second
avenue, which was formerly occupied
by the firm of W. Duke, Sons & Co, as a
cigarette factory, but more recently by
the American Tobacco Company, as a
manulactory OF smoking and chewing
tobacco, was destroyed by fire early this
morning. James B. Duke places the
loss mt 100000. This loss is wholly
covered by insurance. Between 800
and 600 girls were employed in the
building, The building was recently
bought by Eugene Philbin, OF Orange,
N. j, It formerly belonged to the
Rhinelander estate.
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GORGEOUS PRESENTS
Received by the Sixteen -Year-old
Bride OF the Earl of Craven,
The MOST BRILLIANT WEDDING

Ever Witnessed In New York VIII be
That ofthe Young Daughter of Mrs.
Bradley Martin on tho Occasion of
Hor Marriage to the Favorite Son
of One OF EnGland's Most Noted
Families Splendid Diamonds
Among tho Gitts-A Great Fortune
Represented in tho Brides Presents
Already Received,
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FIRE Ar EAST LIVERPOOL.
Dresden Pottery Destroyed by the Burping
OF u Gus Pipe.

Dresden Pottery Destroyed by the Burping
of Gus Pipe.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., April 2.-The
Dresden Pottery, operated by the Pot
tors' Cooperative Company, Hugh Nc
Nicol president, was almost completely
destroyed by fire last night between 8
and 10 o'clock, starting from burst
natural gas main OF the high.pressure
service, The gas could not be turned
off for some time, and the roar OF tho
escaping gas following the explosion
was terrific. The flames spreading to
all parts OF the pottery, the entire
machinery department, stock of clay
and bisque, ware and all buildings con-
tanning these goods were destroyed en-
tirely. The only building saved is the
glassware house and business offices.
Loss $4,000 to 100000; total insurance
$4,000 to $4,000. Mr.. McNicol says
tho pottery will be rebuilt at once, but
it will be September before it can be
operated again. Many employees will
he thrown out OF employment, The
fro is the most disastrous which has
visited East Liverpool since the great
K, I. & X. China Works fire. Burford
Brothers. pottery, adjoining, was saved
by hard work OF the fire department.
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II is SAD, BUT TRUE
That weat Virginia Has Received
but One Presidential Office
AND THE ANXIOUS HUNGRY HORDE,

Arc Wondering What is Really Going
TO be Their Lot-They VIII Not De
Lett Entirely, But tho Great Mass
WIN he Disappointod-Fory ApplI'
cants for Foreign Places from This
State aud Not More Than Four Will
be Appointed-Mr, Miller Practical.
IL Sure of tho CommIsSionorship.