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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-13
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LONDON, Feb. 12.-Tho Times to-mor'
row will publish tho following dispatch
from Montevidoo, dated February IL:
RIO DE JAHErRo, Fob. 0.-At o'clock
this morning 500 insurgents attacked
Armacao and Ponta Da Areia, in tho
vicinity Of. t.Nicthoroy.
Launches conveying landing parties
loft tho island Of Conceicao at $3.50 n. m,
and succeeded in reaching tho mainland
without discovery. Then, in half an
hour, after heavy firing on both sides,
the government troops retired, leaving
five officers and forty men prisoners
aud six officers and fifty men killed.
At o'clock roinforcelucnts OF over 4
thousand mon arriving, tho government
troops ngain advanced under q heavy
fire OF ritios and machine guns. Tho
krupp batteries, situated on tho
islands OF Caju, opposite Ponta Da
Areia, also being engaged.
Admiral Da Cana further attempted
to check tho advance OF tho troops, call
ing for relnforcements Of 100 men from
the islands OF Armocao and by sending
armed launches, from tho cruiser Lib
crtadc, close to tho shore Of the main
land.
These efforts stopped the advance and
caused heavy losses to the government
forces. Then their ammunition fell
short, their forces weakened and tho
troops slowly gained ground.
After three hours fighting the troops
were within half mile Of Armucao and
Admiral da Cana decided to withdraw
his sailors. finding it impossible to ro-
main there on accountof the overwhelm-
ing number OF the enemy.
Tho Liberade's armed launches con-
tinucd to hold the troops while the in
aurgents embarked Mt ArmacNo, the
Aquidaban covering their retreat.
The lAbcrade's launches were close to
Ponta Da Areia, and received tho brunt
OF tho enemy's fire. 1t WAS II o'clock
before tho last OF tho insurgents en-
barkGd, after apiking the government
battery OF heavy guns Mt Armacuo. The
insurent loss was five officers and thirty
mon killed and twenty officers and forty
men wounded.
1t is impossible to obtain correct re-
turns, but tho government is supposed
to have lost fifteen officers and one
hundred and fifty men killed. aud many
wounded
Admiral Da Cana has bullet wounds
in his neck and arm, but they are not
dangerous. myself was slightly wound-
cd in the throat by n manlicher bullet.
| saw the first part OF tho action from
the island OF Conceicao and the latter
portion on board tho I.iberade.
Both sides displayed bravery, but tho
sailors were dcmoralized Mt the finish
by the large numbers OF the enemy and
fired wildly. Still the Withdrawal was
orderly and without sign OF panic.
Tho government claims decisive
victory and to-day sent 1900 men to re-
inforce the garrison at Nictheroy.
Admiral Dc Mello, with tho Rcpublica,
is now ut Desterro.
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10000 WOOL GROWERS.
Protest Against tho Wool Schedule In tho
Wilson lJIli--SOnntc prncr,dInr..

Protest Against tho Wool Schedule In tho
Wilson BIli-Sonnto Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. ia mag.
niilcCut floral decoration adorned the
desk OF Senator Borry, OF Arkansas,
this morning, and was tho tribute OF tho
people OF Enid and Round Pound, Okla,
for tho gallant fight which tho senator
is making to secure tho passage OF tho
bill compelling tho Island railroad to
stop its lines at those towns in tho now
territory.
4 petition signed by $4,000 wool
growers Of tho U. s., owning G,OOO 900,
or ono seventh OF all tho sheep in tho
United States, protoatinS against tho
FREQ wool clause OF the tariff bill was
presented by Senator CIllom, Of Ills.
Among tho petitioners were tho
Navajo tribGa, who own l,500O0O, she0p
and arc prosperinG by this industry.
Senator Culom said ho hoped tho com
mittcc on finance would Sivo his petition
duo consideration, as it was Of an extra
ordinary character, and represented an
extensive industry.
Petitions against FREQ iron, uud orc,
and FREQ lumber were presented bv Sena-
tor Faulkner, and similar petitions pro-
testing aGainstthc Wilson bill asawhole
were presented by Senators Cockrell
and Gallingor. Senator Gray, OF Della
ware, then addressed tho senate on tho
Hawaiian question. lie said; "The
evidence all goes to show that Tho an
neXation movement was confined to
that comparatively small iunta OF able,
intelligent and victious men who, with
the aid OF tho administration, accom-.
plished so lar rs thoy could tho object
which they had in view. l want to say
now that I believe Mr.. Steven, a good
man, good neighbor and mn honest
citizon. But he was the most deceived
man that over occupied the position in
foreign country. lie knew tho project
in hand and 1t Is impossible for mo to
believe otherwise than that Mr.. Stevens
was in active completely with the pro-
vislonal government"
A substitute for tho Wilson tariff bill
was presented by Senator Gallinccr, OF
New Hampshire. 1t declared that in
view OF the widespread industrial de-
precision existing in our land. bringing
disaster to tho manufacturing interests
and loss OF employment and suforing
to the wagc-oarning clasaes, it ia unwise
to make any changes in tho tariff law
during the present administration.
Soon after the senate adjourned.
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THE QUEEN A REBEL
presidcat Dole Makes Strong Statemcu
Against LIlioulSnlnni.

srcblucat DOle MhRCs strong statement
Against LIl!ouknlnni.
BosroN, Mass, Feb. 12.-An evening
newspaper has an interesting special
from its Honolulu correspondent dated
February consisting OF IN interview
with President Dole, i'll which that gem
tleman makes several points not hithor-
to brouht out. He dwells with em pha-
sis on tho claim that it was the queen
herself who was Tho insurCent.
"She had rebelled against her own
government. This revolt on her part
was equivalent to an abdication. There
was then no government at all" said
President Dole.
He said that annexation or not, tho
provisional government was built to
last aud was so looked upon from tho
first. No recollection of president will
ever bo allowed. As TO plans for the
future, President Dole would state moth
ing OF definite character till he was
sct at rest on all questions in which tho
Washington government may have an
interest.
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PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS.
a Zig Batch OF Them Sent to tho Scnnt,
SpgtcrIny

a Zig Batch OF Them Sent to the Scnntc
Yesterday
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. l2.-The
following nominations were sent to the
senate to-day:
Postmasters-Ohio: Dewitt G. Cool
man, Ravenna; Frederick Rely, Elyria
0. II, Bell, Mansfield; John G. Ely,
Dayton. Pennsylvania: John ]. Car.
gin, Olyphan,: John NJ. Purdy. Doylcs-
town.
John Parrett. OF Oregon, to be minis
ter resident and consul Of tho United
States to Siam.
Thomas R. R. Jurnigan, OF North
Carolina, to- bc consul general OF tho
United States Mt Shanghai, China.
To be consuls OF the United States
Adolf Blllahard, OF Ohio, at Moscow,
Rusaia; Arthur D. Gina, Iowa, at
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LISCOLN'S BIRTnDAY

Observed nS Usual by the Union League
Club, of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Fob. lo. The
members OF the Lincoln Association of
the Union League Club celebrated Lin
coins birthday by banquet at the
club house tonight. All tho members
OF the association have been members
OF the Union League Club for more
than twenty-five years, and forty-fve of
them cat down. Tho principal guest Of
the evoning was Senator NJ. Cullom, of
Illinois, who made speech full Of
"reminiscences OF Lincoln.
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a TEnH!BhiS CHARGE


Drought +S'ihSt Two lIrothcrS at Lcam-
ingtnn, Ont.
LEAMISGToS, OSr, Feb. l2.-Joseph
and John Munger and Adolph Jones are
under arrest charged with having taken
part in wholesale scheme of dcbauch.-
ing respectable young girls of this town.
Hilbert Divorc, prominent citizen,
sizty-eight years Of aye, and others,
have lett town suddenly for the pur-
pose, it is alleged, Of avoiding arrest.
Investigation has disclosed the fact that
Devore, who practices moamcrisn,
would entico a dozen or moro school
girls to his store, where they would be
supplied with candy, and instead OF 60
ing to school they would visit the
Munger's house for hours at g time.
The examination has divulged disgust
ing details.
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IN THE HOUSE.
1t was District OF Columbia Day and New
LiGonsc Law Passed

~ "''' N''n'''S' "a SoAhAAbItl Ily ana 4 SNSW
Liconsc Law Passed.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 12.-This
was District oi Columbia day in the
house.
The fret bill called up was one to reg
uiate the sale OF Intoxicating liquors in
the district. 1t amended former act
prescribing the limit OF distance four
hundred fcet oil q school or church,
within which no place for the sale OF IN
toxicating liquors should be located. 1t
exempted places established and licensed
before the passage OF tho former act. Its
whole purpose was to prevent tho law
from being retroactive. Mr.. Cobb ex-
planned the purpose oil the bill.
Mr.. Pickler offered an amendment
restricting liquor licenses for hotels to
such as have thirty sleeping aportm ents,
which was defeated. Mr.. picklor made
the point OF no quorum. After fill
clustering some he withdrew the point
and the bill was passed. This was tho
only bill from tho committee on the
District OF Columbia and MIR. Brecken-
ridge then moved to 90 into committee
OF the whole for tho consideration OF
the urgent deficiency bill.
After Mr.. Cannon had criticised the
item OF appropriation for the payment
OF United States witness fees, which no
said wag inadequate and might cmbar-
rass the United States courts, the bill
was passed.
By special order tho remainder OF tho
day was consumed in paying appro-
pirate tribute to the memory OF tho late
Senator Stanford, Of California.
At the conclusion OF euIogies, as n
further mark OF respect tho house at
4:15 adjourned.
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VAN AUllEN ARRESTED.
Tho Napoleon OF Railroad Promoters
the Hands Of tho Law.

Tho Napoleon of Railroad Promoters In
the Hands OF tho Law.
QrIScY, Ills, Feb. IA. NJ. Van
Anken, the railroad promoter indicted
here for tho alleged forgery OF tho name
of President NJ. E. Ingalls,, OF tho Big
Four railroad system, to bond on
which he was to receive $4,000 adj
vancod by syndicate OF Quincy CAPT.
talists, was formally placed under ar
rest in Blessing hospital to-day. Soon
after his arrest he furnished bonds Of
$1,000 signed by L. F. Newcomb and
Chauncey II. Castle, two mombers OF
the syndicate he is supposed to have
defraudod.
When seen by m Associated Press rep
resentative VanAukcn said he was ut
his old homo iu Milford. ponna., all the
time the officers were looking ior him.
On tho aubject OF the charges made
against him By the syndicate he said he
did not care to talk. He occupies 4 Pc
cu!iar position and would have to bo n
martyr or victim until the time OF the
trial in May. BY that time he hopes
that the project will be go settled one
way or another that iull explanation
can be had. VanAuker declares that
he did not see the bond signed, did not
aiSn it himself and did not know it was
forged when he negotiated it. There
fore, said he, l canuo. be guilty OF
forgery, either as principal or accessory.
1t is said that local people entered
heavily into rea! estate speculation on
account OF VanAukona railroad project
and are out some 100000 in prospect
i've profits, besides having much unde-
sirable property on their hands. 1t is
for this reason that thoy are bitter
against him.
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GENOA BURNED,
4 Thriving Town In Ohio Suffers Grca
Loss from Fire.

4 Thriving Town IN ONO Suffers Great
Loss from Fire.
Fremont, O., Fob. l9.-0ver hNii tho
business portion OF Genoa, a village OF
1000 on the lake shore, eighteen miles
west OF Fremont, was destroyed by fro
this morning. The fire began at o.
clock in J. OIoore's butcher shop and is
supposed to have started from stove.
Tho buildings were mostly wooden
structures aud urged on by heavy
wind tho fro spread rapidly, cutting all
stores, groceries, butcher shops aud oiii-
ccs north OF tho railroad to tho value Of
many thousands. The fire department
was very inferior and little resistance
could be made.
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MnhN Short MorlS of Him.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Feb. 12.-Nora,
the l7-year-old daughter OF farmer ]. N.
Williams, was crimipally assaulted by a
white tramp near Quito, Shelby county,
yesterday. The tramp was captured in
Jettcrson county this morning. Iie re-
fused to give his name. lIo has not ar.
rived at tho Jail nor is no expected, az
no was lett. it is understood. on the
scene OF his capture with several loads
OF buckahot in his body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-13
THE GREAT STORM
Throughout tho West tho Worst
Known for Many Years.
IMMENSE DAMHGE BY A BLIZZARD
Which Extends Ovor q Groat Area
OF tho Country.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC SUSPENDED

On Many Western Roads and Dusi.
moss Practically ut q StandStill IN
Many Cities and Towns-ChIcaGo
Suffers Tremendously by tho Storm.
The Streets Biocleadcd aud the
Wind Blowing n uurricauc-Tralns
Snowbound - Kansas Catches 1t
lIard-Tho Storm Passes North OF
Us ind Arrives in New York.
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BATTLE OF NICTHEROY.
1t Was Hot Whilo it Lasted and
Worry Bloody.
THE FIRST SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT

Between tho brazilian Forces and tho
Insurgents for II Long WhIle-Doth
Sides Fought Brnvcly-Consid era
bic Loss In Dead aud Wounded on
Each Sidc-rho Rebel Admiral Da
Cana Wounded In Two Places, but
not Fatally-ltcport That n Trans
port Ship was Sunk by tho Robols
With Six Hundred lIcn on Bonrd.
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a committee Of union miners, headed
by Jerry Mead, went out to Elm Grove
Yesterday and saw Superintendent J..
i. Chambers. OF the Elm Grove Mining
Company. The committee stated they
were there to get tho old men back to
work. but Mr.. Chambers rofusod to
recognize or troat with them. About
sixty men are now at work in the
tninna
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GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. IA terrible
blizzard struck this territory early Sun.
day morning and continues with terri.
bic severity
At Red Rock Mrs. Fannie Spencer,
nhomesIoader, twelve miles from Cross,
was found frozen stiff Many people
are reported frozcn, and.thore is great
suffering.
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Save Each Days Coupons for lnbBI05g@m@er Fh@b0@D

Mazatlan; John Malcolm johnson, OF
South Cnrolnn. At Pornambuco; Daniel
Kennedy, Of Missouri, at Malta; Dola.
ware Kempor, Of Virginia, at Annoy,
China; +. G. Mitchell, OF Arknnsag, 1T
Now Castle n. $. W; George ".
Nichols, Of Now York, ut Clifton, on.
tnrIO
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Frank Klllcn slsn. with Pittsburgh

plrrsDuEou, Pa, Fob. l9.-Pitchor
Frank Killen and tho Pittsburgh club
have como to terms. The big left handler
signed tho contract calling for S22,4Oo,
which was tho salary offered him by the
club weeks ago. Harmony has now
been restored.
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ENTIRE Fla l1ILY DOOMED.
They Alto Pork mud Are Suffering from
TEichinne.

MICHIGAN Cry, lSD., Feb. 12.-Mrs.
Clark Kruger ia dead as the result of
eating trichinae in pork, and the re-
maInder OF the family. seven in all. are
beyond hope OF recovery. Tho members
OF tho family were taken Ill several days
ago and physicians who ware called de-
cided that they were suffering from
trichinae. Tho doctors to-day announ-
ced that all the sufferers would die,
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Tl,AFFIC PARhLYZED


Insovoral Western States-Tsrrib'eS storms
Reported Everywhere.
Sr. Loul-, Feb. l2,-The storm which
began yesterday ended about II o'clock
to-day after having run a varied course,
including rain. slcet, drizzls and snow,
each repeated two or three times during
the night. At present there lies on the
ground hore about four iuches OF ice,
snow and slush, which has practically
interrupted nll traffic, Telegraph, tele-
phone aud electric wires are down, and
as u result deaths OF animals from the
!, ~ -77r Co,,,;,n,J -, Sfr,b 'p1,17- -7----
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Fob. l2.--First Lieut..
Leighton Finley. Tenth cavalry. died in
the hospital hero rs the result OF in.
iuries received at Fort Custer, Montana,
where ho was thrown from his horse.
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LONDON, Feb. Il. A dangerous
"crnnk" named Harry Carter was re-
mandcd today at Bow street police
station after being charged with writing
letter in which he threatened to kill
Queen Victoria.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Iaie.Ii1ea.cr
CLARKsBuRG, W. VA, Feb. 12.-This
evening about 1880 o'clock, man whose
namo cannot be ascertainHd was run
over by n Baltimore & Ohio freight train
at tho depot and instantly killed.
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntLiacnctr.
HuETINGroN, W. Va, Feb. 49,
Charles stump, a young man employed
as q timberman on Guyandotto river,
iell from u raft and was drowned.
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TERRIBLE REVENGE
OF n Discharged Employe OF q CATO
in tho City of Parls.
4 MAN THROWS A DYNAMITE BOMB

Into Hotel CaCc Whilc 1t Is Crowded
With People aud Docs Dreadful
Worl1-F'iitoon Persons Badly ILL.,
jurcd-ln His Flight tho Dynamitor
Fires Among His Pursucrs, Killing
Workman, Fatally Woundins
Policeman and Injuring Others.
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For West Virginia, rain. turning into snow to.
night: followed by fair Tuesday af;ernoon; de-
ciIGdly colder nOrihwe,terly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, and Ohio, snow:
decidedly colder; n0rthwcstcrly winds,
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished by q. ScHSyrP, druggist, corns.
Market And Fourteenth streets
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ST. PAUL, Feb. 22.-The St. Paul
chamber OF commerce to-day adopted
resolutions against the income tax pro.
vision OF the Wilson bill.
, 1894-05-31
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3tele ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mach entoeoen.
8eiebten 3idbtun8en Iic8en, miro iid
Elm 3uiammenitOB njAt permet6en loiIen
6enn 3piibeu TIjbrern, bic Oeroe.
, 1894-05-31
@aa6ere g@tHsotSaipLtm.

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tparcn leiber 9eutIbe, oaS beiBt bem9tamen
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run9, oaB CT bel 6cln &apitGn bocb ntbt 3u
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teiiIcbfcit un0 Dem @erecbti9tcttSiinn be5
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3er9niB auSg4iteQt.
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gut Oaran tburN Den ibma9oouen @orfau
griinbticb SIT rtnterluben un0 bic Scbulz
bigen ercn1plarAb gu beftraten. Nadboem
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, 1894-05-31

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nur ipentg 9taum gum giitliben 9lusgleicB.
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S6lahten beS peri0nlicben G0r9ei5eS, -
S6labten, bic Ddtten permieoen perben
f0nnen, tDenn bic Otanni3aften beiberieitS
1rei matchmaker DGtten bertebren, 1t6 gege1tz
leiti9 bGtten peritGnbigen f%onnen. gtacDbem
Die 2ebenSintercIien acknowledgement
Ser 9is3iptin uuo Ser Sbbut icuer li3
fetnbltcb gegeniiberitebenocn 8crbtnoun8cn
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