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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-06

SUCCESSFUL REvoLUTIoN.

Tho Insurrcctlonlsts of Honduras Enter
TegucIEuipn- Donilla Declared Provis.
ionnl President.
PANAMA, COLOMBIA, April 5.-News OF
the signal defeat OF tho government
near Tegucigalpa, Honduras, was re-
ceived IN this city last night by mail.
This report was confirmed in advices
brought later by tho officers OF the
steamer Barracuda, who added tho in.
formation that the rovolutionists had
finally triumphod and that Bonilla had
been procl almed provisional president
OF the republic. This news reached
here from Munagua, Nicaragua, which
Is hot bed OF sympathiSers OF the
revolutionists and it Is therefore given
with all due reserve.
Gen. Torrencia Sirria led the advance
upon the government position COM
mandod by General Vasquez Tho rev.
dictionary troops broke through the
government lines in tho centre cutting
tho defending army into forces, and
they were completely routed and fed In
all direCtionG. Tho revolutionary loss
was great. Bonilla's victorious soldiers
slaughtered tho fugitivos without NOR.
cy
It is said that many OF tho govern
mont soldiers who escaped from the
vengeance OF Bonilu'R victorious troops
went through tho Los Angeles valley,
where they committed many atrocities.
Houses were piIlagod, mon robbed and
women assaulted. Many OF tho crimes
reported to have been committed arc
almost too revolving to DO believed.
After tho great victory over Con. Vas.
quez, Bonilla marched at the head OF
lis victorious army into Togucgalpa.
Ito accepted the Office Of provisional
president and at once took charge Of
tho government.
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GARTER HAnnlsoNs ELECTION.
He Promises to DisNppoint His Opponents.
The City Council Republican.

He Promises to DIsRppOint His Opponents.
The City Council Republican.
CHICAGO, April 5.-To.day's returns
from the city election were all laurel
leaves for Carter Harrison. The figures,
which arc now practically complete, do
not give the slightest ray OF hope to
the opponents. Beyond oil doubt he Is
chosen Worlds Fair mayor of Chicago,
and it only remains to DO seen whether
the city as alleged will become n seven
times.heated.hell during the great OK
position. Mr.. Harrison intimates very
plainly that 1t won't. He says that he
will falsiiy the predictions OF his enc
mics, adding:
~ will show them that in my admin
istration OF civic affairs l can be guided
by tho best interests OF the public and
that other considerations will have no
influence with me. My first and best
efforts will DO for the general good OF
the CITY,"
The latest compilation OF Harrison's
plurality over Allerton, the citizens
and Republican candidate is 1S.47l. 1t
is not likely that this result will be ma
terially altered. Harrison led his
ticket, but the other leading Demo.
cratic candidates are all elected by sub.
stantial majorities. The new city coun-
Gil is Republican, and this is pointed to
as indicating that the working" Re-
publcans were lukewarm in the fight
for Allerton. The suburbs OF Rogers
Park and West Ridge voted to merge
themselves into the robust and radiant
whole OF Chicago.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ileys, Liver aud Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being we'll informed, you will nor
accept any substitute if offered.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
Once Moro in KauSas-The Women Largo
ly FnyOr the Pnrty,

ly Favor the Party.
TOPEKA, KAs, April 4.-The result Of
the municipal elections in Kansas yes.
terday shows that universal suffrage
has received great impetus. The wo-
men polled large vote. But whether
the result yesterday will lead to the
adoption Of the constitutional amend.
ment extending equal suffrage to all
elective offices in the state at the next
election is q problem as yet unsolved.
Though 1t was the avowed intention OF
the women to not favor any one politi-
cal candidate, their only app aren't de-
sire being to cast as many votes as pos
sible, the returns from majority Of
tho cities OF tho state show that they
cast more votes for the Republican can
didates than for those OF the other
party. This may cause both Democrats
and Populists 10 antagonize the move
ment.
The election indicates very little, so
far as the standing Of tho various poiti.
cal parties are concerned, for the Popu.
lists have never polled n large vote in
the cities. Returns from A cities in
tho state show that the Republicans
won in 80, the Populists in 4, the
Temperance in 4, and the straightout
Democrats were victorious only at Sa-
lima.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. G, Crawford, OF Cameron, is at the
Windsor.
Prof. John Mullin is visitin 6 in the
city for few days.
Mr.. John S. Naylor left yesterday al
ternoon over the Pan Handle on a bust
ness trip to New York.
G. NJ. Hart, OF Carksburg; J. J. Cuff,
OF Fairnont, and j. II. Cox, OF Morgan
town, arc at the Mcclure.
Superintendent Q. L. Williams and
General Passenger Agent Robinson, OF
tho Ohio River road, were in the city
last night.
Mrs. Charles II. Little and daughter,
Miss Nellie, arc home on u visit TO Mrs.
Little's father, Mr.. John S. Armstrong,
OF Nineteenth street.
P. Parker, of Friendly; A. L. Krcps,
of Parkorsburg; ]. j. WigGinton, OF
Fairmont; W. l. Ong, OF WelIsburg and
Jacob Baker, Of Amos, registered at the
Stamm yesterday.
A. NJ. Grow and vito and W. II.
Crow, OF Littleton; L. NJ. Ludwig, OF
Sisteraville; W. p. Andrews, ]. Bayne
and S. Preston, OF PNrkersburg; b. O.
Morgan, of Fairvicw, and A. N. Prich-
ard, OF Warrington, stopped at tho
Behler yesterday.
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Friday noon, in Pittsburgh, Dana,
the famous New York photographer.
will make the largest photograph ever
attempted, as n prize picture for exhibit
ton ut the Columbian Exposition. His
model will be Miss Madgo Wagner, n
balerina in Charles II. Yale's romantic
spectacle, "The Devils Auction" which
plays an engagement of ono evening at
the Wheeling Opera House Monday
night. Miss Wagner in tho play first
appears in the dance of the pierots and
pierrettes, dressed in malo costume OF
white satin and wearing clowns
peaked hat. She will DO photographed
in this costume. 1t is Mr.. Dana's IN.
tention to make the largest head plato
over made. Several sittings may be
required.
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INTERESTING RELICS
Found in the Mound now Being De-
molished at Martins Ferry,
THEY WERE GIANTS IN THOSE Days
II one May Judgo from tho Skulls
that were Taken out OF tho Tumu-
Ius-A Slow Job, but tho Tedious
Work Well Rewarded by the Dis
coveries Made as it Progresses.

The work OF removing tho mound in
Walnut Grove, at MARITIME Ferry, goes
on slowly, owing to the care exercised
that none of the interesting relics to be
found in it may be lost Yesterday an
IRTELLIGENcgR reporter was present
while the work was going on, but no
object of special interest was found.
Just before he lett lot OF rotten wood
was unearthed. Whether it was box
or only a piece OF log could not be
told,
Probably the most interesting article
taken from tho mound is a huge skull,
which would seem to indicate that in
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and about
the City.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Elks'
Minstrels.
TIE committee on scales is called to
meet tonight,
THE Caldwell & Peterson company
will bid on the metallic ceiling work Ia
be done on the new Davis theatre in
Huntington.
A DEMoREsT prize medal contest was
held on the Island Tuesday evening,
and three Madison, three Clay and one
Union scholars competed.
Pull COSTELLO was arrested late last
night, charged with assault and battery
on q young girl named Katie O'Garrah.
The trial will occur this morning,
A DEED was recorded at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday. Peter Welty and
wife, Of Wheeling, to Kate q. Wright,
part OF lot 1871, on ChaplIne street, con-
sideratlon $3.50.
The case OF Frank Wilhelm charged
by William Garner, with assault and
battery was to come up in Ankles
court yesterday afternoon, but as Gar
ner did not appear, Wilhelm was dis
charged.
FLORENCE SNYDER yesterday qualified
as administrators OF the estate OF An
drew G. Snyder, the young man who
was killed some time ago by coming in
contact with live electric wire, Mary
i, Snyder is surety.
THE naphtha launches will resume
this morning running between the loot
OF Twelfth and the loot of Fink streets.
They will continue running from now
on, and as they are in first class shape
will no doubt be well patronized.
ONLY two cases were up for consdera.
ton in police court yesterday morning.
John Robinson, u yonth charged with
begging, after lecture by tho mayor,
was Dismissed. Lizzie Harden, drunk,
was released after promise to reform.
"GLoRIANA" was presented to good
audience gt tho Opera House last night.
Tho company is satisfactory and the
comedy fine, and perhaps too tino for
the average audience. Mr.. Barnum
and Miss Merron certainly carry oil tho
honors.
SAMMY Nichols, who is with the
Savannah team, of the Southern league,
made u great record in centre field
Tuesday. lie accepted seven chances
without an error, six put outs, and ono
assist, Jesse Burkett, OF the Cleve-
lands, was not far behind. lie was in
left garden and accepted six chances,
without an error.
JoHN RICHARDSON, secretary OF the
Elks, yesterday received very high
compliment from tho Grand Lodge OF
that order, in the form OF beautiful
set OF resolutions printed on satin, for
his promptness in forwarding his
lodges list OF members for the Elks'
annual. There were only ten copies
given out in the country, John stand.
ing sixth OH tho list. The souvenir is n
work OF art, and was designed by Col. ].
7. Rake, of Reading, Pa, in big COM
petition by the leading artists OF the
country. The trophy will be hand
somely framed and hung in the lodge
rooms.
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the days OF tho mound builders there
were giants abroad. This skull is ut
least twice as large rs the normal aver.
age OF this day. 1t is OH exhibition in
the window NJ tho postolllce nows stand.
In the collection OF relics exhibited
in the same place are two cup.like
stones, which have been supposed tob
cups made by the ancient inhabitants.
These and other relics arc shown in tho
picture herewith given. Whether these
were made by man or are stones in the
process oil formation, the outer shell
only having become petritied, It would
take an expert to decide. Certain 1t is,
however, that similar cups arc fro
uuently found in this vicinity, in tho
ground or on its surface, having tho APP
pearanco OF being natural product,
and not an artificial one.
Some OF the spear heads and hatchets
found at Martins Ferry are us perfect
MS any ever found anywhere. Bones
are found in every part Of tho mound,
bearing out tho theory that such
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Sensational Double Murder Growing Out
Of Case of Betrnyal-A Forced Mar
rInge With Dramatic Sequel.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5,--A special
from MOrganaeld, KY, says; There
was highly sensational affair in this
county last night aud this morning,
Miss Abbie Oliver of Sturgis, Union
county, the beautiful young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, was ruined
about eight months ago. Henry De-
laney, young drug clerk OF Sturgls,
was charged with causing her downfall
He denied it, and both parties sought
legal advice, but no proceedings were
had in court,
Last night about o'clock the mother
OF tho girl entered DOlaney's place OF
business in StuFgis and ut the point OF
her pistol forced him to accompany her
to a carriage outside In which her hus:
band and daughter woTO seated. The
four drove to Morgan6old, u distance Of
fifteen miles, and Ht 5 o'clock q license
was secured and the couple married.
The party started home, but when at
Teerhill about three miles from Nor.
garfield, four armed men on horseback
surrounded the carriage and began
shooting. After the first shot Delaney
jumped ont OF the vehicle aud ran 10
the attacking party who were supposed
to bs his friends and the firing con-
tinued.
Miss Oliver was shot through the
head and her father in tho face and
right arm. Mrs. Oliver alone escaped
without wound. She ranat full speed
for mile down the road and turned in
at farm house. Tho attacking party
followed, shooting at every opportuni-
ty. The girl, who would have given
birth to child soon, was fatally
wounded, and died at 5 o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Oliver is fatally wound.
ed. Mrs. Oliver recognized the party
and warrants for four prominent young
men are being issued, The families
are Of high standing and sympathy is
with the divers. Mobbing is feared.
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THE CITY HALL PARK.
A Meeting OF the County and City
Committees last Night.
THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE SQUARE
Tho North aud South Ends will be
UnICorm In nesIGH-PIeRsy of Trees,
shrubbery aud Grass will be Plant
ed in Place of tho Blank Flag
stone Pavement which now Covers
the Plaza.

A meeting OF the City Council COM
mittee on real estate, in conjunction
with the County Commissioners COM
mittee on court house and jail, was
called for last night, but n quorum was
not obtained. The business on hands
was the plan Tor planting trees about
the Public Building, sodding the open
spaces and otherwise identifying the
square,
Though nothing could be done, owing
to the lack OF quorum, the members
who were present had long and inter-
esting conversation on the subject and
Mr.. A. I. Hupp, OF the CounciI commit
tee, presented plan for the uniform
ornamentation OF the square,
Owing to tho presence OF the Elm
Grove railroad track south OF the CITY
Hall, the plan has to BIO somewhat
varied from that adopted by the county
for tho north end, but this will not
materially interfere with the harmony
OF the whole 1t will not be possible to
put row OF trees close to the curb line
ON the Sixteenth street side, nor can u
strip OF grass be placed next the street,
owing to the running OF trains there.
For this reason the pavement next the
street will BIO allowed to remain, and
tho trees will be planted inside of this.
Broad walks OF stone will lead from
both corners OF Sixteenth street to the
steps at the south end OF City Hall, and
between will be two triangles OF grass,
with shrubbery and trees. 1t ID de-
sired TO get the trees planted before tho
season Is too far advanced.
1t was finally decided to secure the
services Of somebody who is an expert
in such matters to draw up formal
plan Of the arrangement OF the square.
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NY A WHEELING TlrM.

Tho Novel Idea Adopted by House &
Hermann Mt Cleveland.
Cleveland, OHIO. Pres,
Previous announcements having been
mado OF tho spring opening last night
at House & Hcrmann's, 175 Ontario
strcot, largo concourso of people gath
cred to inspect the enormous stock Of
furniture, carpets, oil cloths, stoves,
auGenswaro, etc, which this ontOrpris-
ing firm had supplied with which to
meet ho wants OF their trade for this
spring. There seemed to DO no end to
their coming up to 8 y. m, at which
hour there was TO occur in the largo
show window marriage ceremony.
Such u proceeding was now to Glove.
land and many marriagrablO young
men and women were thcrc to SEQ how
IL worked, thinking they might be able
TO got Bono inspiration or an invitation
from the firm to como and do likewise
A condition upon which Mr.. w. A.
Bcstor and Miss Blanche Wilkoa wera
to be married In tho firms window was
that everything with which to furnish
house wore to DO presented to them
by House 4 Hermann, and in this case
Il means n valuable present, innsmuCh,
as tho house to DO furnished was good
sized,
Aside from the fact that Mr.. McArdlc,
Tho manager, had arranged to work In n
little morriment with tho opening pro.
gramme, no distributed handsome
souvenirs to all, as we'll rs tickot
which entitled tho holder to Il chance
towards securing q new sos sewing mt
chine. Tho famous Great Western
band was stationed NJ an appropriate
point and rendered music such as only
thOy can do Thousands were pleased
at tho entertainment and many woro
tho expressions Of praise at tho hand.
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GJHClW bDulCN W Wb tHN"NueI'
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, April 5.--Thls
morning David Roberts, n well known
young man about town, fell on tho
street whilo talking to number OF
friends and expired In few min.
utos. An investigation by physicians
showed that death was duo to apo.
plexy Roberts was thirty.two years
Of Hgc.
This evening Monroe Tlnsloy, a
young man, had Just stepped out OF a
saloon when hn suddenly fell TO tho
pavement in q IL, and for time his
liio was dospaired Of,
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VALPARAISO, Apri, ga correspond
ent in ArtiCas telegraphs that the revo-
lutionists under Gen. Tavarez fought
and routed the national forces sent
from Rio to aid the Castilhista troops.
In tho battle it is estimated 900 on both
sides were killed.
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OF medicinal agents Is gradually relogat.
ing tho old.time herbs, pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use tho pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrup OF
Figs To got tho true remedy SEQ that
1t is manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co. only. For sale by all Leading
druggists.
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1rcIlmolr,s pyelnr r.tnbllnhmcnt,

MIR. J. ifeiimplr, proprietor OF tho
Pan Handle Dyoing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery in his place, and is prepared
to do all kinds Of securing cleaning and
dyCing Clothes repaired neatly and
OH short notice.
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some display of all kinds Of furniture.
carpets, shades, curtains, oil cloths,
chinaware, stoves, lamps, rugs, etc, Tor
which this house il headquarters.
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SOME or THE RELIcs.

mounds were simply cemeteries, instead
of the graves and monuments at once OF
great chiefs. Several corpses have GER
tainly been buried in this mound.
The finding OF curious precious stones
is worthy OF especial remark. What
seem to be opals omeralds and crystals
nearly like diamonds have been taken
from tho mound. Learned savants have
held that tho proofs complete, from the
tho articles found Mt Moundsville, that
mound builders were Croatians or
Phunicions, or both. Tho presence OF
precious stones in the vicinity oil these
corpses, with flint darts, spearhcads,
stone axes and stones with holes neatly
drilled in them, may furnish another
clue to tho identity OF the lost race.
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For rhcumatism and neuralgia uso
Salvation Oil, tho greatest euro on earth
for pain, It Is an inialliblo euro. %
cents.
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BARGAINS in Umbrellas at
EMsnElMER's.
dust IlecelYcd.

A full assortment Of Gonts' Russia
Calf aud Patent Leather shoes, all tho
lending shapes. l.. V. BLoNp.
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DRUGGISTS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

The monthly examination OF students in tho
shorthand Department Of the WHEELING
BUSINESS COLLEGE was held In College
Hall Friday. tho cath ult Glass No. gained
first In general average; No. 9 hrst IN
writing familiar work; No ArSt speed
In tranSlAtlng miscellaneous work. Then uach
membGr. OF Glass No. /. namely: Miss NOttlo
Drnlnnrd, Of Saltwater o Miss Carrie Stewart.
Of Martins Ferry, y, Miss Mary Rittcr. city, aud
Miss Anna LinROp, city, passed personal final
examination under dislntcrcItod examiner,
writing 100 to 100 words TO tho minute OF I'M
familiar misoe NheouS tnntter thus emitting
them to the. highMt graduating honots and to
our beautiful Autographed Diploma OF tho
Shorthand Department. OF tho under graduates
number presented especially fine work IN
typcwrlting aud ponmahshp In aCqultlng n
thorough knowledge Of shorthand, our students
make the quickest timo OF any school III this
country which results entirely from tho great
simplicity OF our new method Shorthand Sim
pllled," Of which We hold tho exclusive ropy.
right aud which includes tho best point, Of
tho rltmnniC, Graham and MunSOn systems md
over Which our students arc soVesy enthusiastic
mi
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ROADS AND BRIDGES.

Amounts Given the Various Districts for
tho Next Year. o.
Tho appropriation made by tho
County Commissioners for the fiscal
year is not quite as largo as that made
for tho past year. Tho various routes
and tho amount appropriated for each
oro sbo,pp holov.
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EOR RENT,
FoR RENT,
FoR SALE.

TOR sALE-ONE 10 II. p 0TTOGAS
Il Engine, In good condition Can be seen
o. Buckeye warehouse. BellGTe, Ohio ln1uim
OF A, 7 TALLMAN, First National Bank Bell
afro. O MN
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FOR RENT.
FOB SALE.

C5 acre tarm. 10 miles from city and II miles
from Wheeling creek.
100 acre farm. Long Bottom, McigS county,
Ohlo will exchange ior city property
" RcrcS Of lRud near Elm Grove.
No. IS Thirty. first street
No ~ MIN strce,.
No, 10 j Chaplino street.
No, 1929 l!of street.
No. g2j sixteenth street.
No. l0Ij McCollOch street.
No, 1914 McColloch street.
No. 22i TwOnty.ninth street.
No. 26GS Main street.
Lots on North Front street.
Lots on South Front street,
Lots on South Psnn street.
lots on South Huron street.
lot No 2S Fllnn aud White addition
BELVEDERE LOTS
Many other desirable residences aud tarml for
sale
One lot Of saloon fixtures.
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PUILDENG LOTS FOR SALE.

The Sweeney Foundry lots arc being sold in
% and 90 foot lots Only n few left, There Is no
better business or residence property in tho
city, Fronts on ChapIne aud ROir and corner
OF Twenty seventh streets For price call on
ROLF g. ZANE,
Rp5 1877 Market Street