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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
srEAp,s RAD RREAK.
He HIndors the Cause OF Reform by In
sulting the Good Women of ChIcaiO.

He flinders tho Cause OF Reform by In
sulting tho Good Women of ChicaIo.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Editor W. T. Stead
created sensation at the joint meeting
Of the women's clubs of the city at the
recital hall this afternoon. The meet
ing was called by the Chicago Woman's
Club to confer upon plans to aid the
suffering poor women and children Of
the city.
DR.. Sarah Racket Stevenson presided
and the hall was filed with representa-
tives Of all the leading women's clubs IN
the city. Mr.. Stead, who had been in
vited to address the meeting, said he
chiefly welcomed the opportunity be-
cause sitting side by side with those ac-
tive workers before him were some OF
the most disreputable people in Chi
cago. Nothing was more obnoxious to
any one who paid any attention to the
teaching OF the gospel than the
fact that the conventional iudg-
ment about reputable and dis
reputable was quite foreign to
the Christian ideal. Who wera the
LlOsL ulaIgpulaDlb NOhAOA AZ SAASeNNt
They were those who had been lowered
BY society and Providence with all the
gifts and all the opportunities and who
lived entirely sell indulgent. These
women who had great opportunities
only to neglect them were more dis
reputable in the eyes OF God than
the most abandoned women OF tho
streets. Mr.. Stead's actual language
was something stronger than that
quoted above.
After his speech he retired from the
meeting and the meeting went into ex-
ecutive session in discussion of his
remarks, excluding the press represen-
tatives. Many of tho ladies present
were exceedingly wrathiul over the edi-
tors remarks and no resolution con-
cerning Mr.. stead's sremarks was adopted.
After the meeting many OF the wo-
men declared that under no circum-
stances would they again attend meet
ing at which the Enelishman was
present.
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BRIEFs From THE WIRES.

Prince Bismarck is again i'll with
rheumatism in the arm.
Arguments in the Prendergast trial
will close to-day and the case will then
be given to the jury.
Harry L. Mcllvaine, at one time a
wealthy coal merchant Of Chester, Pa,
committed suicide by hanging himself.
The Wolfes Jones tobacco warehouse
in Greenville, Ohio, burned yesterday
morning. 1t contained 500 cases, valued
at SS0,0OO.--
The wholesale dry goods house of
Henry L. Patrick & Co., Chicago, was
closed yesterday by the sheriff. Liabil-
tiles, 100000; assets, S65,OOO.
1t is again rumored that there are
strained relations between the Emperor
William and Chancellor Won Caprivi,
and that Caprivi has rendered his re-
signation.
Governor Lewelling, of Kansas, has
issued q letter to the police commits
sioners OF the state requesting them to
give preference to the leads of families
in filling places.
The Chinese Six Companies are pre-
pairing a circular to all Chinese in the
United States advising them to imme-
diately comply with the residence re-
gulations oil the Geary law.
At the Associated Press meeting in
Chicago the proposition to increase the
capital stock from $4,000 to 100000
was approved. The number Of directors
will be increased from 8 to II.
Delegates representing 5000 coal
miners in Central Pennsylvania met in
Dubois, Pa, yesterday to organize.
They have not yet decided which OF the
great organizations they will identify
themselves with,
In the anarchis1 trial in Madrid the
counsel for the prisoners addressed the
jury, uphoiding tine principles Of
anarchy and claiming that the anarch-
lists hanged in Chicago were martyrs to
the cause Of humanity.
Five hundred unemployed mon Of
Pittsburgh met last night and demand
ed employment from the city. Two
thousand men are now working in the
parks OF the city. The money was
raised by popular subscription.
Senator Chandler will introduce in
the senate q resolution inviting all the
nations OF the world to q monetary con-
ference to agree on universal money
ratio. II this cannot be agreed on the
United States is to adopt single silver
standard and force the other countries
to terms.
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VICTIM OF A MISTAKE.

A Young Man Suspected of Theft by His
Employer Dies Declaring HIS limo
ceuce.
PlTrsBURoH, PA, Dec. 2z.-Carroll W.
GOttman, aged % years, was found dead
in bed at the Red Lion hotel this even
ing. There was no evidence OF suicide
except letter found in his clothes ad-
dressed to his brother iu stoubonville,
Ohio, in which he stated that he had
been accused OF theft by his employer,
ieweler OF Braddock. In the letter
the young man protested his innocence
and said he was victim of mistake,
but his employer was determined to
have him arrested. The amount miss
ing was Sc. The coroner is making an
Investigation to determine the cause OF
death.
a post mortem by the coroner to-
night showed that Gottman had taken
carbolic acid and verdict OF suicide
was rendered.
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A MADDENED MOB

Released From Prison PilIage the Town.
All Appeals Unavailing..
CALTANIsErTA, December T.-Further
details have been received here of the
riots at VaIguarnera. For many hours
the town has been in the haLds Of
the lawless n b, who after,an attempt
to invade ve barracks stormed
the prison and liberated the prisoners.
The latter profited by their unexpected
release to rob many private residences
and shops. The local magistrate vainly
appealed to the rioters to be peaceful.
A number OF private houses were set on
fire by the maddened mob.
The arrival OF the troops, who are as
sisted by the peaceably disposed inhab-
itants, helped to restore order. The
police succeeded in recovering much OF
the stolen property and in arresting
the plllagers. More troops arrived to-
day as a prec aution against the renewal
of the riots. The magisterial inquiry
into the cause OF the trouble has been
begun.
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HAWAIIAN INVESTIGATION.

Being Held Behind Closed Doors-wlt.
nessos Closely Questioned.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 27.-Tho
subcommittee of the senate committee
on foreign relationa appointed to inves.
tigate our Hawaiin relations met accord.
ing to previous notice this morning to
work on the Morgan resolution. sena.
tor Butler, of South Carolina, being the
only absentee. DR.. o. P. Emerson, Sec
retary OF the board OF missions for Ha-
wall, was the first witness called.
The proceedings OF the committee
were held behind closed doors. 1t is
understood that DR.. Emerson was ex-
amined especially concerning the land
ing OF the American troops on the is-
land, with n view to showing the part
that Minister Stevens and Com
mander Wiltse had taken in
the revolution. The committee
is especially anxious to obtain
the most minute facts with reference to
the episode, and as DR.. Emerson was an
eyewitness, and also the first per-
son before the committee, he was ques-
toned very closely as to the exact rela-
tive time OF the landing OF the troops
as compared to the action OF Hawaiians
themselves. Senators Gray and Frye
took leading part in the examination,
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A pEspERArg STRUGGLE
Being Mado by tho Miners to Have rhOi
Wages Restored.

Being Mudo by tho Miners to Have Their
Wages Restored.
PrrTsBURGH. Dec, 27.-The miners are
making desperate struggle to induce
the operators to restore wages to last
years basis, and if they are not sue
cessiul in fixing the rate at 65 cents it
will not be on account of lack of effort.
They are going about the matter in a
systematic manner, and say that il they
do not accomplish their ends this win
ter they expect to perfect an organiza-
ton throughout the country, so that by
May they will be in position to force
up prices II there is any demand at all
for coal. Tho lake trade will open in
pocted to improve sufficiently by that
time to make conditions favorable to
az Vim
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Talks TOO MUCH.
Corbett's Manager is Prejudicing
the Florida Authorities
BY HIS NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWS.
His Great Boast About Having
Some Inside Information
OF The GOVERNORS INTENTIONS

Makes tho Managers of tho Duyal
Athletic Club Very Mad and Bowen
Talks Right Out About ia sus-
picIon that the American Cham
pIon's Manager is Trying to Prevent
tho Fight-Not Yet Known If tho
Great Battle Will Come oG-Mitch.
ell Arrives at JaclsonvIlle-He Re-
cclYes an ovation-Is Feeling Con-
ndent and Has No Fears of John
Norris's Threats-Tho Courts Will
Decide tho Legality OF the Fight
This Week.
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THE RACE WAR.
The Troops Withdraw and All Danger
Thought to DO over.

The Troops Withdraw and All Danger
Thought to Dc over.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. ga spe-
cial to the Times Union from Wildwood,
the scene of the war between the races,
saws everything is quiotlthis afternoon.
The Tampa and ocala rifles arrived at
IL o'clock last night, but as there we're
no negroes to be found and all was quiet
they returned to their homes this morn
ing. While everything is very quiet at
this hour there is some feeling Of uneasi-
Isaiah Ryan is the lonly negro posi-
lively known to have been killed, Six
OF the negroes and leaders who were
leaders and took part in tho riot have
been arrested and taken by Sheriff
Chapman to Sumtervilio jail 1t is
now thought. all danger is now past,
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CIxcrSwAr1, ONO, Dec. q. A'DIa-
patches have been sent from New York
and Washington stating that Major 3.
]. Rathbone, who was john @. News
adiutant general at Minneapolis, aS
well as assistant postmaster general
under Harrison, was at the head Of an
organization for HarrisOn'I re.nomina-
tion.
Major Rathbone has been here the
past two days, and the Cincinnati pa
pers to-day had articles about him
working for Harrison. The papers
claim they are judging Of Rathbone'n
mission more by his actions than by
his words. Some Importance is also at
tached to the visit OF Russell Harrison
here last week. Rathbone made a de-
nial to reporters yesterday, and tonight
furnishes the following to the Associate
cd Press:
"I believe that the story that there is
an organization for tue purpose Of
booming Mr.. Harrison for President in
1895 comes from some person or persons
who begin to think that Mr.. Harrison
will prove to be formidable candidate
should he conclude to let his name 90
before the convention next time. Their
evident purpose is to kill him of.
II do not believe there is any BOOM
ing organization in existence, and | am
certain that / am not at the head Of any
such movement or in any way connect
ed with it.
"Recent events tend to bring Mr..
Harrison out in striking contrast to
the present administration, and may
be cause for alarm on the part OF
those who may desire some other can-
didate for the presidency"
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VIII Fight thel1njunotoin.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 27.-TO COM
bat tho injunctional proceedings against
them, the employees OF the North Paci-
fic road contemplate taking the matter
into court by filing a motion before
Judge jenkins to havet the old wage sched-
ule continued in force. They are in
clined to obey the letter the order Of
the court enjoining them from causing
trouble to the road by striking, but they
claim that they should be given an op-
portunity to present their side Of the
case to the court
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COCOA rempIars work IN Knnsns.

EMPoRIA, KANs., Dec. 27.-At meet
ing of the officers and executive COM
mittee of the grand lodge of Good Tenn
plars of Kansas. to-day, law enforce
ment League was created.
Subordinate leagues will be organized
in each county seat and town to collect
evidence and assist county attorneys in
prosecuting joint keepers and to enforce
the prohibitory laws.
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Chronicle says
that it is reported that the. duke OF
Connaught has ordered that no man in
camp at AIdershot should be supplied
with moro than u quart OF beer. from
the canteen on Christmas day.
"If this extraordinary proceeding is
correctly reported" says the Chronicle,
Eve hope that Kiplins will write an
other barrack.room ballad showing how
Tommy was driven 10 imbibe bad beer
outside -of the camp instead OF can
teen beverage as weak as lager"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
LIKE A ROMANCE
Is the Story of tho Revolution Now
Going On in Mexico.
FIGHT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
BY Feeble Villagers in the Interior
of the Republic.
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN Slain

by Government Troops.
ARecitnl that Reads Like Chap.
ter from tho History of the Dark
Agcs-Barnaric Warfare on n Help.
less, HalECiviiized and Ignorant
Pooplc-How the Revolt Began and
It's Progress Up to the Present-ViI-
layers Battle Against Fearful Odds.
but the Troops Get the Worst of 1t,
ABIoody Battle in Which tho Field
was strcwn with Dead.
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JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 27.-serious riot
ing took place yesterday among the ma
tives at Witwatersrandt, Tie natives
who engaged in the disturbance we're
mostly employed in the mines and num-
bered about 1000. The native miners
fought furiously with. sticks, stones and
assegias. A hundred men are said to
have been wounded, OF whom six are
dangerously injured. They were event
ually dispersed by the special police.
The excitement extended to several
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
LOUIS RE.AnKGsrED.
He Is Now Charged with Grand Larcen
md Is Under Hoavy Bond.

Ho Is Now Charged with Grand Larceny,
and Is Under Heavy Bond.
New YoRK, Dec. %. - Joseph II.
Louis, who created sensation by at
tempting suicide in the Union Square
Hotel recently, and whose defalcatiOns
as book-keeper OF A. ]. schloss & Com
pany were the immediate causes of the
firms downfall early in December was
re-arrested again to-day and arraigned
in the Tombs police court. The charge
against Lewis now is grand larceny, and
he is held in heavy bonds to answer the
several charges which have already
been brought against him. The experts
who have been at work upon the firms
books have discovered shortages
amounting to $4,000, The law firm Of
Wolf, Kohn & Ullman, who represent
the assignees, are authority for the
statement that Louis's dotalcations
will amount to between 100000 and
S30OO0O.
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Trrr,GrrGH, Pa, Dec. 27.-Carnegie
Music Hail. Allegheny, was almost filled
tonight with Pittsburgh's most fash
ioEab'c set, tho occasion being the Har-
yard GIco Clubs concert. Many Of the
ladies' in the audience were in full dress
and with the crimson decorations in
The hall very pretty effect was had.
Tie concert was an unqualified artistic
asd financial SUCCESS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
THAT BOOM
For Ex-Rresldent Harrison Not
Started by Major Rathbone
He SAYS He is NOT ENGINEERING
It, but Thinks It's Going ofeEts
Own Accord.
The RECENT NEWSPAPER REPORTS.

Douied by Him-Thoy were Started
by Those Who Fear that the situS-
tion Mako MIR. Harrison a Logical
Candidnte-Tho Major Says His AO>
tions Have No Political Significance.
Russell Harrison's Presence in oin-
ciunati-Ncwspapers Say the Ao.
tions of the Two Men Speak Louder,
Than Their Words-An Interview
Which May bo Read Between tho
Lines Regarding tho x.PresIdent
aud tho Candidacy.
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nrr. swIft,s Grnn.fnI Act.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Mayor of Chicago
John P. Hopkins was inaugurated in
the council chamber tonight amid a
throng of representative citizens of Chi
cago, who filled the council room al
most to su1ocation. Acting Mayor
Swift, who was Mr.. Hopkins opponent
for mayor, introduced him in grace
ful speech, to which Mr.. Hopkins re-
piled at some length, promising to do
all in his power to give a model ad-
ministration and to upholdthe pledges
in the platform upon which he Waa
elected
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TRUsTED Nan LYNoAED.
Ho Attempted u Criminal Assault on Ills
EMPLOYERS Wife.

Ho Attempted Criminal Assault on Hls
Employers WIFE.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 21-Tilmau
Green, the trusted colored carriage
driver to prominent family living ten
miles from Columbia, this state. was
lynched yesterday for an attempted out
rage on his mistress. He broke into
her room at night while her husband
was in attendance at a Christmas party
elsewhere. She escaped by the rear OF
the house and gave the alarm. Green
was arrested. He confessed his design
and was lynched by n mob in which a
number OF negroes OF the neiGhborhood
participated.
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PrfTsBURaH, Pa, Dec. PA dyna-
mite bomb was exploded on the porch
of Lilly Auty's hOuse No. rs Howard
Lane. Oakland, tonight breaking the
door from the hinges and smashing all
the glass in the house. The adjoining
houses, Nos. II. 70 and 81 were also
badly damaged. Tho miscreant who
threw tho bomb or his motive for 80
doing are not known.
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Ia at all times to attend to the com.
forts Of your family. Should any one
of them catch 4 slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at once on
tho Logan Drug Co., sole agents, and
get q trial bottle OF 0tto's Cure, the
great German remedy, free. We give
t away to prove that we have sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma, con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat
ana lungs. Iarge sizes soc. l
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SAN FRAvcrsco, Dec. 27.-The San
Fr'ncigco Bridge Company made an
assignment to-day for the benefit of its
creditors The failure is said to have
oeon precipitated by the loss OF big
,Nt OF piles which tho company at
tempted TO bring from Coos Bay. The
Total Liabilities arc S23s,0OO. The assets
Hs estimated at 100000.
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CIxclxxATr, o., Dec. 27.-Two weeks
ago Pat Hickey, roofer. left home in
Cincinnati to repair church roof at
Deer Park, six miles north of here.
To-day his two daughters went after
him and found his dead body on the
church roof, where it had lain two
weeks. Heart disease is the supposed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-28
THE SIX DAYS RACE

beginning to Toll on tho whsolmon-HOw
tho Seoro stands.
New YoRK, Dec, 2s.-At o'clock this
morning the score in tho bicycle con-
test stood:
Martin, oS4; schOck, 958; Waller, 946i
Albert, SIS; HOsmer, $685. Meixoll, $780,
Van Amburg, 775; Golden, 769; Ash
niger, e52; Barton, Cos; Forster 7O5.
Tho severe strain is beginning to tell
on the mon. Black rings under their
owes and their awkward movements
when off the machine tell the tale.
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DETROIT, Dec. 97.-A special to the
Tribune from sault Ste Marie, Mich,
SAYS: Mrs. Andrew Trim and an un-
known man were drowned near Detour
yesterday while crossing the ice from
Drummond Island with a dog team.
The bodies have not boen recovered.
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gia of the heart. He had been many
times mayor and during the last Cleve,
land administration was pension agent
for the state of Indiana, with heRdquar-
ters at Indianapolis.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec, 2z.--snow be-
gan falling heavily between 8 and o
o'clock tonight and at IL o'clock over
four inches OF snow covered the ground
and it was still falling. The weather 10
mild
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ONE LIFE LOST
mines.

In n Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Fire
Mt Providence.
Providence, R. L, Dec. 27.-The new
Mouton block was gutted by fire to-
night. Ono man perished. Loss,
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-A committee is be-
ing formed to protect the interests OF
the Atchison railroad bondholders.
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FoRr WAYNE, IND, Dec R.-col. q
A. Zollinger, Mayor OF Fort Wayne,
died tonight at ll;SO o'clock OF neurat'
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weather Forecast for To-day.


For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio, light showers; southerly winds; Aighny
warmer.
THE TEypERArURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by q. SoHHEPV, druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streetA
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STATE SUPREME COURT.
Decision In the Suit Against spokane
street Railroad Company.

Deetsion In the Suit Against Spokane by
Street Railroad Company.
OLYMPIA. June a-[Special. THE su-
preme court today tiled opinions IA the
following cases:
Spokane Street Railway W. City OF Spokane
Judgment reversed and cause remanded with
instructions to override demurrer.
Appellant brought action against respond
ents 10 prohibit them from interfering with is
street railway upon Division street in spokane.
aud the court below sustained q demurrer to the
complaint aud dismissed the action. The city
had granted to the company right to main.
tain u street railway upon certain streets which
were named, OF which DIVISION street was not
oIe. but the company did lay portion OF its
track upon Division street This portion was
laid under direction OF certain city OFF,
GERS aud was assessed tor municipal
taxes. Tho spokane Cable Railway Com
pany obtained q franchise for operation OF
cable road on certain streets. including
Division. IL being understood that two miles OF
which We're TO be completed IN = certain time
and might embrace that portion OF road al
ready commenced under third ordinance run
ming to j. NJ. Thompson. II was alleged Ia the
complaint that the spokane Cable Railway
company had in part complied with the terms OF
its ordnance by the laying down of certain rails.
one Hse oil which was on the outside OF each of
the rails Of plaintiff company's original track,
having been done by agreement between
the Two companies. Subsequently, and before
commencement Of this action the spokane Cable
lant ali i:s rig hts under ordinances granting IL
authority 10 maintain q ROAD on Division street
the spokane cable company had before this time
met the requirement. OF the ordinance In point
OF time and mics OF road. Aiterward the city
council com handed p.aintH to tear up its
track, and notwithstanding q restraining order,
respondents hal permitted partial destruction
OF appellants track.
The court holds that technically the company
had no righe To put its track where IL did on
Division street. but tie city end It's officers had
made no objection thereto and the roai was
operated for two years ana taxes were collected
from time TO time. And that further, that
though the track laid was only adaptet to
horse cars ii did not constitute horse railway,
anuisance which cou.i b. absted at pleasure.
franchise Is contract which i. does not lie in
the power OF either party to ubrogate summar-
lily. The city should have resorted to legal
proceedings ana there Is no call for vio-
fence or any manner OF arbitrary action.
Moses Hyman ct al vs.. A. /. harmon, from
Spokane connty-Judgment reversed
Herbert Adams aud Daniel Fairfield vs. Al
fred l. Black. IRON Jefferson county-Judgment
affirmed.
Mary \. Booth and Catherine Clark vs Column
Der River L Puget Sound Railroad Company,
from King county-Judgment in both cases
affirmed