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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-18
THE PANAMA TRIALS.
Conclusion of Barboux's Argument on BE.
hnIf of Dc Lesseps.

Conclusion of Bnrboux's Argument on be-
half of De LessepS.
PARIS, March I'm, Barboux in con-
cluding his address in behalf Of Charles
Le Lesseps to-day said that from the
outset Of the trial the country had
looked upon it less for its value than as
symptom Of French public life. All
these men wore the harness Of war and
not alone those accused here, but others
also might have been prosecuted in
order to satisfy public opinion. Why,
exclaimed NJ. Barbour, were the Rou-
viers and the Thevenets let 60. Doubt
less because it would have been danger
ous to prosecute them. Remember
Latontaines saying: According asyou
are powerful or miserable the judges OF
the court will pronounce you whito or
black"
"Your consciences, jurymen, will die
tate to you verdict whereby you will
earn tho imperishable honor Of having
done Justice to an honorable man, re.
stored fame to an illustrious name, and
compensate the country for the prestige
lost through the accusation Of one OF
her noblest children" !.
Murmurs OF applause greeted the
close OF NJ. Barboux's address.
NJ. Dubuit then proceeded to argue
in defonse Of NJ. Marcos Fontaine, He
urged there was nothing in evidence TO
sustain the charge against Fontaine
aud he was being made to pay for de.
votion to his chief, NJ. De l.esseps.
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TELEeRApHlo BRIEFS.

Lord Salisbury and Mr. Gladstone aro
both reported better.
Washington Dale (colorcd) diod at
Kansas City, Missouri last night, ngod
100 years, one month and thirteen days,
Bronson Howard, author of "Aristo.
Caacy," has brought damage suits
against those who havo charged that
his play is plagiarism,
Tho employees OF tho Elba Iron Works
have been notified Of general roduc.
ton OF wages Monday. Tho plant Is d
non.union concern employing 400 mon.
This Is getting II down fine; Griffin
will match Dixon to fight Ut l20 pounds
II they weigh In at 10 o'clock in tho
morning; but they must weigh in at 3
o'clock in the afternoon Rt l92 pounds.
Tho New Jersey legislation licensing
raco tracks and pool selling will bo
tested In the supreme court OF that
state, Tho applications for wrlts,
which were granted, wero from tho CIT.
izens' League OF New Jersey.
Carlyle Harris, tho alleged wife muir.
doror Of New York, when lie received
the ncws that his application for a now
trial was refused, broke down and II IL
feared that ho will commit suicide by
starving himself to death. Since the
decision he has refused to take food.
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ORDER FRoM rHH COURT

Restraining tho Ann Arbor Strikers from
Declaring Boycott-A Backset by tho
Federal Court.
TOLEDO, O., March 17.-General Man.
ager Ashley and Alexander L. Smith,
its general counsel, appeared before
Hon. William H. Taft, United States
circuit Judge at Detroit, to-day, and
made an application for mandatory
Injunction against Chief Arthur. OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
and Chief Sargent, OF the Brotherhood
of Firemen, requiring them to raise the
boycott against Ann Arbor cars. Judge
TAFT allowed the order asked for.
1t is most sweeping in its terms and
restrains either OF them "from issuing,
promulgating or continuing in force
nny rule or order OF any kind" under
the rules and regulations OF either
order, (which shall require or command
any employees OF any OF the defendant
railroad companies herein to refuse to
receive handle, or deliver any cars of
freight in course OF transportation from
one state to another, from and to the
Ann Arbor road"
1t also prohibits either Of them from
in any way, directly or indirectly, en-
deavoring to persuade or induce any
employees Of the railway companies
whose lines connects with the Ann
Arbor not to extend to said company
the same facilities for Interstate traffic
as are extended by said companies to
other railways" and in case any such
orders have been issued by either
Arthur or Sargent prior to the service
of the restraining order, "thoy and each
OF them arc hereby required and COM
manded to recall and rescind them"
This is temporary restraining order,
and Monday, March 27, is set for the
hearing OF the motion for a permanent
injunction. AS the Ann Arbor has but
one station in Ohio, that Of Toledo, its
traffic for other roads all comes under
, the head OF interstate traffic.
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SAN FRAYcIsco, March l7.-The credi-
tors OF ]. II. Turner, a real estate dealer
who came here from Woodstock, Ont,
eight years ago, claim to have been
swindled by him out OF over 100000.
and are seeking to regain their money.
Turner conducted all his real estate
transactions through his typewriter,
and his practice was to sell the same
piece of land to several different parties.
Two Fresno ranches we're each sold twice
and the property in Santa Cruz county
was disposed OF four different times in
the same manner. Turner also secured
the confidence OF number OF money
brokers here and others whom he in
duced to invest 100000 in Owens val
Icy, Water countyIin schome to irrl-
gate the lands in lnye county. They
gave their notes in amounts ranging
from $4,000 to S25, 900, with the verbal
understanding they were not to be used
until they could be paid from the profits
OF the scheme. Turner, however, nego-
tiated the notes at several banks, OBJ
tanning $4,000 on them. lie then
dropped the irrigating scheme.
The banks will bring suit to
collect. the notes and the makers Of
them have nothing to show for their
money, These facts are brought out by
a suit filed by Turner to dissolve an at
tachment on some Fresno lands. Tur-
ner's Office was closed and it was stated
that he was at home in dying condi.
tion.
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THE FIRST COMMITTEE.
The Senatorial Questions Informally Dis
cussed-Status of the Cases.

The Senatorial Questions Informally Dis.
cuSsed-Stntus of the Cases.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
first OF tho reorgani2ed committees OF
the senate to get to work was that on
privileges aud elections, which held a
session this morning lasting about two
and half hours. Tho only cases dis.
cussed- that too on an informal
manner-were those OF Mr.. Mantle and
Mr. Beckwith, appointed by the COVER
nors Of Montana and Wyoming respec.
lively. In these two cases the
vacancies in the senate occurred
by reason OF the expiration Of
tho terms OF service OF senators
Sanders and Warren upon the 3rd OF
March, and the legislatures in the
meantime had adjourned without exer-
cising their prerogative by the election
OF their successors. Both the new men
came to the senate bearing their certiti'
Gates OF appointment by the governors
OF their states. The question before
the committee was whether, this being
the beginning OF full term and the
tcGtStdtuTC hhVihR fotustu w etecti tho
certificates were valid, and whether the
government was authorized to appoint
under tho constitution.
The conditions in tho case OF Mr..
Allen, OF Washington, whose creden.
tials have not yot arrived, are some.
what different. When tho term OF his
predecessor expired the legislature was
still in session and did not adjourn un-
til the Sth Of March. There was vi.
caucy in this case which it could have
filled, but did not, and after tho legisln-
turo adjourned the appointment was
made. In tho other cases the law re.
quired the legislature to anticipate the
known vacancy and eloct. Tho result
appears 10 be tho same in all three
cases, and II is probable that thoy will
be considered from tho same basis. The
committee will meet again Monday
afternoon and tho two senators-eleCt
will be permitted to come before the
committee and make such statements as
they SEQ fit,
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Bold, Bad burglars.

LONDON, March 17.-Tho re,idence OF
Baron Schroeder, is Cheshire, was plum
derod last evening by burglars. Tho
baron had for his guest Gen. Owen Will.
iams, tho noted military man and friend
of,the Prince OF Wales, who figured in
the famous bacarat scandal as one OF
the gentlemen entrusted with tho secret
OF Gordon Cummings alleged cheating
at play. Tho baron and family and
General Williams were dining when
thieves took advantage OF the engage.
ment Of the host and guestin the dining
room to enter General Williams room
and made general clearance OF his per.
sonal effects, including his watch, They
stole the jewels Of tho Baroness Schroe.
der, amounting in value to 5000 pounds
and made their escape with their booty.
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LuLEs EERRY DEAD.

Tho Celebrated French Statesman Dies
From the Effect of Bullet Wound.
PARIS, March 17,-Jules Francois Ca
mile Ferry, the celebrated French
statesman is dead.
NJ. Ferry's death was caused by heart
disease. The affection OF the heart
from which he suffered was due to the
effects OF bullet striking rib at the
base of the heart at the time he was at
tackled by Aubertin i'll 1887 He was
seized with spasms early in tho morn
ing and despite every effort made by
tho physicians who were hastily sum-
moned, the continued to grow in vio-
lance until at q o'clock in the evening
he expired in terribly severe spasm.
LONDON, March lS.-rhe Paris COR
respondent nj the DTjiy Nous ays of
NJ. Ferry: He intended 10 run for the
presidency of the republic and d%Hs de-
termined not to take ministerial port
folio whilst there was a chance for tho
presidency lie was uverso To the 0l-
lance to Russia and had an intense an
tipathy toward England He used to
ponder over German maps on tho
wrongs which France had sustained
from England. Bismarck took advant-
age OF his tendencies to fonlant his Gn-
tipathy toward England.
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JIM CONFETTI INDEPENDENT.

He will not Fight for amy Small Amount.
He has the Money and win Dictate the
Terms.
INDIANAPOLIS, March l7,-Champion
James Corbett is in town, In an inter
view to-day he said:
~ think that only good men can
compete for the large purses now being
offered, think that the Crescent City
club was,foolish to offer $4,000 for two
Australians, Nobody cared much who
won."
Asked what was the lowest purse he
would fight for, Corhett said; I'VE
have two offers, one $4,000, the other
$4,000, Either would be acceptable,
but | am not going to fight for any
small amount"
"The fight between Mitchell and my
SELF" he said, twill be the first interna'
tional fight that has ever taken place in
this country where people could sit
down and see it us if they were in a
theatre"
OF Mitchell, Corbett said; "a never
saw him fight, but know him to be
shlfty and tricky, q hard hitter and 4
good general. He will be the first man
| ever fought any way near my own
weight. The fight between us will be
q hard one and is likely to last long,
Sullivan will never fight again. He's
done and it's no use crying about 1t. |
shall train three months before tho
fight with Mitchell. don't have to
come to terms with any club. They
must come to mine. l did not blow in
my money and am more independent
than the clubs. ! have more money
than any OF them and l don't propose
to fight for u cent less than am worth"
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AuAwruI Tragedy.

BEmiy. March IA miner named
Bochmo pnrposcly exploded ten pounds
OF dynamite to-day In tho iron mine,
VoIkmarskcller, in the HNr,z district.
He and six other miners were torn to
atoms.
Upon leaving homo this morning
Boohnu gave his Wits letter which, no
said, was not to he opened till noun.
The letter said merely that Boehme
would mover relurn. Boehme's motive
10 supposed to have been revenge, rs no
had had trouble recently with the su:
porintendent ot the mine and was con-
atantly qu0rrelling with his fellows
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PrrsnuRGu, Pa, March l7.--Mrs.
Robert S. Fulton, wifo OF woll known
citizen of Allegheny, wandered from
her homo on Robinson street on Wod.
day, the 9th instant, whilo suffering
from dolirium, and has not boon soon
since. Her friends and relatives arc
almost distracted over her mysterious
disappoarance. Mrs. Fulton Ia tho
mother Of two children. She Is "a
years OF age, has dark hair and eyes,
weighs about 1850 pounds and Is 3 feet
Z inches in height Whom last seen she
wore dark blue dress aud jacket, black
velvet hat and tips.
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\ BuFTALo WIbL SUIT
Mitchell to Fight in-Broko up Over the
News FrOm Abingdon.

mitchell TO Fight in-BrOko up over tho
News From Abingdon.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 1s.-"Fight in
Buffalo," said Charley Mitchell toa re-
porter tonight. "Why, my dear boy,
there is not a place on tho face OF the
earth whero I'd rather fight than
Buffalo" Mitchell, jim Hall and
New York newspaper man ar.
rived in Buffalo tonight at 6:35
from the west. They were on their
way to New York and stopped of at
this place long enough to drink case
OF vino at his brother-in-law's, Peter
Forestol's place and eat sumptuous
meal at the Genesee Hotel. When
Mitchell registered at tho hotel the
clerk handed him q telegram. It was
from the valet Of his friend Squire Alb.
ingdon, and read:
"Mr Abingdon is surely dying. Three
physicians at consultation over him.
You had better come Immediately"
Mitchell was very much depressed over
the bad news, and during the rest OF
the evening talked OF but little else
than his sick friend. Mitchell would
not say word about Corbett. He re.
fused to talk about his own chances.
He said thai he was going to fight and
that that was all there was to it,
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worI6,s FnIr DIreetoYs surpvlsed.

CmoAoo, March II. = Contractor
Frank Acnew has astonished the
Worlds Fair directors by putting in n
bill for Sl4sOOO for extras in the con.
struction OF the big manufacturers
building. The directory is now Consid-
ering tho bill, and viii probNbly refuse
to grant any portion OF 1t. Agnew
claims S34, 900 for damages to tho walls,
which were blown down during storm !
S50,00o because Of an advance in tbs
price OF lumber, and tho balance ia
claimed because OF work which Agnew
claims was not in tho original plan
upon which he framed his bid.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo, March 17.-At a meet
ing to-day Of the st. Louis General Pas
scngcr Agents Association it was unOn'
imoualy resolved that, for tho protcc-
ton OF st. Louis during the Worlds
Fair, tho basis Of passenger rates to and
from ST. Louis should DO tho same us
to and from Chicago.
It was ordered that a copy OF the rcs.
oluttons bc sent all the passenger asso.
ciations, with request that they be
presented to their respective members
In order that the rates may be fixed at
tho same time tho Worlds Fair rates
question Is settled.
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HAMrAx, March IA cable from St,
Picrro sayslhe steamer St. Pierre, which
LETT hero Wednesday, arrived thoro to.
night aud although she went out OF her
way in tho direction In which tho Sar.
min should he, she saw nothing what.
over Of tho disabled steamer SNrnin.
The steamer Grandlake which arrived
tonight from Newfoundland saw tho
disabled sarnia, A good deal OF com.
ment is being heard adverse to tho
captain OF tho sarnia In refusing uySlst'
ance OF tho American last Saturday
while no had 700 passengers aboard.
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St. PntrIcl,s pay In SOW Yorl..

New YoRK, March 1.-THE green flag
with tho golden harp was raised in tho
place OF honor this morning on City
Hall because It is st. Patrick's Day
Five thousand men, the largest number
which ever marched in a st. Patrick's
day parade in this city, took part. The
Sixty-ninth regiment, with its band,
was in the line. Mayor Gilroy reviewed
tho procession in Union Square.
Michael L. Burk, who was grand mar
shal, is president OF Division No. 80
Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, March IA spo-
cial from Houston to the Picayuno says;
Col. r. o. Lowry, general manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, aud party Of officials arc
IN tho city 1t is understood that
they have concluded that several moro
wires are necessary TO handle the rap-
idly increasing business throughout
TOxas, and will recommend q better.
ment OF thoir service. Tho runor that
their mission was 10 prevent hostile
legislation 10 diIcredilod.
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The Lombard Is Solvent.

BosToN, MASS, March l7.-Isaac P. 7.
Edmunds, chairman OF the advisory
board Of the Lombard Investment Com
pany, to-day issued card in answer
to published statements that the
company was in financial straights.
He says: "The company has not
failed as some OF tho items COM
planned Of, stated or insinuated, nor
Is it likely 10. 1t is perfectly solvent.
1t has on hand to-day between 100000
and SSOO,0OO in cash, has paid and will
continue to pay all interest coupons
when due, has met all its liabilities ac-
cording to contracts and has taken caro-
OF all its guaranteed loans according to
the terms OF guarantee"
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BosroS, March 1.-THE Shoe ami
Leather Reporter saysi Tho American
Tanners Association has bcon formed,
tho capital provided for, the officers
chosen aud all tho arrangements per.
icctod for tho concentration OF tho bulk
OF the production Of sole leather In this
country into ono management There
Ia little doubt that Thomas y. Proctor,
Of Boston, will be tho president Tho
members OF the new corporation have
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PngllIst stepllens NIurdcred.

CoLuMBus. O., March 17,-Dan Ste
phons, well known local pugilist, was
shot and instantly killed by Charles
Clutches. bar tender, formerly of Cir
cleville, Ohio. The murder occurred in
saloon conducted by Louis Morehead,
n local sport, also of some notoriety.
There were no eye witnesses aud the
murder is supposed to have been tho
result of feud. The bullet entered
Stephens temple. Clutches is under
orrout
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ST. LOUIS, March 17-Tho marble
polishers strike is of. The several
hundred polishers have been out near
ly two weeks and have been unsuccess-
full in securing nine hours and ten
hours pay. At q meeting last night
tho employers concessions were nc
ceptod and the strike declared of. Tho
mon received even moro than their de-
manda. Formerly there wero three
classes, but tho employers have agreed
to abolish the third class, leaving only
f,Vo
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MONUMENTAL NERVE.
A Real Estate Dealer Who Played
Things Wide Open.
GREAT BIG DEALS DUPLICATED.

He Makes Nearly Half Million Dol
lars by Selling tho Same Piece of
Land to Several Different Parties,
A Ranch That was Sold Twice,
How tho Real Estate Man Worked
tho Game Through His Typewriter,
His Creditors Alter Him but He is
Dying,
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THE DEATH PENALTY
To BE Inflicted on a Negro Assaultor After

To BG Inflicted OH n Negro Assauiter Aftcr
u Second Trial.
DALLAS, TEXAS, March l7.-Tho Nc,cs
Bonham special says: The jury in the
case OF Sam Massey (colored), charged
with assaulting Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
returned verdict assessing his penalty
at death. Mrs. Smith died since the
assault. Massey was tried in Grayson
county for the assault and for beating
the children and murderously assault
ing Mrs. Smith. Hewas then given the
death penalty but tho higher court held
that excitement ran so high and mob
influence was directed against Massey
so strongly that 1t was impossible for
him to get q fair trial and the judgment
was reversed. Massey obtained change
Of venue to Bonham where he was tried
to-day. When he was brought into
court to-day tho husband OF Mrs. Smith
assaulted him with knife but he was
pulled away before Massey was fatally
hurt
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"A DYNAMITE BOMB
Exploded in the Residence of U, s.
Minister at Rome.
IT DOES NO MATERIAL DAMAGE

And Minister Potter Assures tho 1t.
allan Governments That He Docs
Not Regard the Occurrence as an
Intentional Insult to Our Flag.
Mutual Regrets FolIow-The ArGu.
ment in the Panama Scandal
Jules Ferry, tho Great French
Statesman, Dead-otheF Foreign
AnaIra
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And stIll Thcy Como.

EptrldE ONpdIcN 10 Mt IRTcNI0cHccF
WAsulNaroN, D. O., March I'D. O.
Iron, of Elkins, fled application to-day
at the treasury department for tho posi-.
ton Of deputy auditor, and Henry Gil.
NOR, OF Lowlsburg, for collector OF in.
ternal revenue.
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CHICAGO, March l7.--Colebration of
st. Patrick's day was huge success,
tho street parade being the largest in
many years. Tho grand marshal OF tho
parade was Rev. Father 0'SullivRn
Mayor Wnshburn and board OF alder
men reviewed the parade at city hall.
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associated themselves together to i'm
prove the quality OF leather they pro-
duce, to lessen the expense ofproduclng
it and to graduate the quantity so as to
prevent such glut of the markets as
will render the industry unremunera-
tive.
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pemnsey Chnllenges NInIler.

New YoRK, March 17.-Jack Dempsey,
"The Nonpareil," has wired 81, 900 from
Portland, Oregon, as a forfeit to fight
Maher for $1,000 side and s., 900 purse,
Maher will cover the money tomorrow,
as he says Dempsey is coming east.
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sllll 40 lIenrd Ernln.

MoNrprAb, March l7,-Nolhing has
boon heard from tho steamship sarnia,
Tho officers Of the Dominion limo com.
pany, howoyor, aro not concerned about
her safety Tho breaking OF a shaft Ia
not an accident involving serious
1nnuoF
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SPOKANE, WAsno March 17.-Tho
City Hotel at Asotin burned Inst night.
Frank Sherry was burned to death.
Mra. Myers and two childron escaped
nftGr being severely burned. Ten
others escaped with difficulty.
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adj is NOW PEACEFUL
Despite the Story That There
We're Strained Relations
BETWEEN GROVER and THE SENATE

The President Recognizes the Right
oftho Senate to Appoint Its Own
Committees-,seoretary Gresham
Celebrated His birthday Yesterday
and President Clevelapd's VIII DC,
cur To.Day-senator Teller Dis
oussos England's Attitude on tho
Silver Question - The Russian
Trcaty--other Washington News.
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wAsrnSaToS, D. G., March l7.--socrc.
tary Carlisle has decided hereafter to
devote Mondays to tho exclusive con.
sideration Of public business demand.
ing his personal attention. On TINT
day no will deny himself to all callcrs.
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Olneyla IIIrat Annnlnlm onl.

WAsniSoroN, D. o., March i7.--At.
torney General 0lney to-day appointed
Frank Strong, Of Arkansas, general
agent Of tho department Of justice, vice
Il 0. Foster, reDlgned.
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rn Iin .,nln inn slnyrry.

MmlCo, Mo-, March l1-Today
George Harden, colored, was found
guilty in a Justice court Of vagrAncy, and
was ordered sold at public auction next
Tuesday afternoon.