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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-16
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The ameer Of Afghanistan is in very
serious condition.
The President will leave Buzzard's
Bay for Washington next week.
Vice President Stevenson addressed
1,5OO people yesterday at Paris, III.
Mgr. Satolli 10 paying IN official visit
to the churches OF Montreal, Canada.
The Pacific Express Company's office,
at Daiies, Ore, was robbed on Saturday
Of a package containing $4,000. No
clue.
The twenty-second annual convention
of the carriage builders national asso-
citation Of America beglnG to-day in
Philadelphia.
The navy department has purchased
n site near New Orleans for dry dock.
The svstcm Of coast deieuces will be ex-
tended to that point.
The town OF Lorenzo Marquee has
again been attacked by tho srebellious
KafTirs. Tho authorities have appealed
to the Transvaal for aid.
The war department has become cou-
vinced that the policy Of charging army
otiiCofa Win tne uutleb ol 1HulhH uReuts
is detrimental to tho service.
A union meeting OF Hill and Glove
| land Democrats was held Inst night in
Albany. Governor Flower aud Hon.
Bourke Cochran made addresseS.
BY tho explosion OF tho boiler OF a
saw mill near Bradford. Pa, George Nc
Allister and Gnu Carlson were killed
and William Dyer seriously injured.
Tho health OF Justice jackson, OF tho
United States supreme court, Is such
that, on tho advice Of his physicians, he
will loavo Washington for the winter.
The Thurston.B Bryan joint debate has
been postponed to Wednesday after
noon at Lincoln and tho Omaha date
remains as bofore-Thursday. ApplI.
cations have been mado for ten thous-
and tickets.
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opSEHA OlAt1sSe " e"4 AN@-Ns@FS-s
WESTON. W. VA, Oct 16.-The Demo
crats OF this county have had flaming
posters all over the county for two
weeks ammo uncing the coming Of How
ard and Arnett. They had the county
canyassed by runners who declared 10
the Democracy that they must come In
and make showing. Men rode up one
stream and down the next to urge them
in. The speaking was set for court day
and many witnesses were summoned to
court who helped to swell the crowd.
It was woll for them that the railroad
company had advertised all the RE-
fused" freight and express for sale on
that day. Every advantage was taken
and every means used to get crowd.
Attendants and patients from the hos
pital were run In, and after all, includ-
ing grand Jurors, petit Jurors, wit
nesses, "fower pots" and all, there
were not more than thousand people
present. A.,
Howard's speech fell fat, as it had
been anticipated here several days. He
dealt in much personal abuse Of Cap
tain Dovener, saying: II am not here 70
pay any tribute OF respect or compli-
ment to Captain Doyener. ! am not
here to deal in hypocrisy, and 1t would
be the vilest hypocrisy for me to say q
word in his favor. We have no inter-
ests in common and any complimentary
words which l receive from him are
hypocritical statements."
These expressions made friends for
Captain Doyener, who, when he spoke
here, spoke in the highest terms OF
Howard, his opponent, and who always
refers to Mr.. Howard in the most
courteous terms. Many Democrats
were disgusted and left the room, aud
out Of the entire crowd, long before the
speaking was over, by actual count,
ouly 147 remained in tho hall. Some
OF the Democrats say those who left
were jurors and witnesses. II this is so,
surely but few came to hear the speak
ing.
Col. Arnett made clean speech and
the few who remained to hear him were
not compelled to listen to tho abuse
which characterized Howard's speech.
During the Meeting the mention OF
the names OF Mckinley, Reed and
Doyener ELECTED the widest applause
and evoked the only real outbursts OF
enthusiasm. Howard told his myth
illogical story, recounted his tolls in the
glass factories and plead as usuai for
help, "for poor man who Is trying to
help himself"
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 15.-C. S. Wright,
of Pittsburgh, and R. NJ. Frazer, of
Cincinnati, freight agents of the B. & O.
railroad company, were to-day indicted
by the grand jury in the United States
court Tor violation .of the interstate
commerce law, and the case will be
placed on trial at once.
The specific charge against the agents
is that the Moerlein Brewing Company,
OF Cincinnati, was allowed rebate Of 81
cents per 100 pounds on shipments of
beer to this city. F. H. Bruening,
agent here for the Moerlein company,
who on Saturday refused to testify. de-
cided to-day to give his evidence TO pre-
vent commitment TO jail for contempt
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DoYENER AYR BIG ISAAC

Enthustastio Union Meeting-ESoa the
Sheep Recognize tho Captain as Their
Protector.
Special Dtspaich to me InteEiqener.
C1ARKsBuRe, W. VA. Oct. 15.-The
union meeting Of the Republicans Of
Harrison and Doddridge counties held
at Big Isaac to-day was one Of the most
magnificent political gatherings ever
held in that vicinity. The crowd num-
bered nearly 1000. q number that would
seem Incredible for small country
town. The speakers. Capt. B. b. Dove
ner, Hon. A. G. Moore and Stuart Reed,
candidate for state senate. were met at
Jaryisyille, where a procession fully
half mile long was formed, headed by
the uniformed brass band from Jarvis.
vile.
The procession Of horsemen and car
riages with hundreds Of waving banners
and Capt Dovener's carriage drawn by
two white horsos presented brilliant
and inspiring spectacle. About two
miles from Jarvisville the procession
was augmented by about seventy.fve
horsemen, nmoflR tuetu pelnR ueEehteeu
new converts from the Democracy.
They were met near the place whero
the stand was erected by the uniformed
drum corps from Big Isaac. 1t was
such meeting as even the most enthu-
siastic were not prepared for. The
speaking began at 1:SO p. M, and
Messrs. Doyener, Moore and Reed were
given the closest attention for nearly
three hours.
A stray sheep along the road followed
Capt. Dovener's carriage for two miles
and some one placed the animal on q
bank near the stand where 1t caused
great merriment
This demonstration shows that the
tido is all one way in Harrison and
Doddridge. Capt Dovener will poll a
large vote and tho majority in Harrison
will not be less than 500.
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THE THUNDERER,

Iu Its Editorial Comments, Condemns the
Manner In Which the Cabinet Blund-
cred.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The Times this
morning says editorially:
"By degrees the world has learned
the true significance Of the cabinet
meeting hastily summoned recent,
lv. Il does not appear that
the government found single
power willing to cooperate in an ut
tempt to mediate to stop the war be-
tween China and Japan. The govern
ment incurred needlessly humiliating
defeat, which cannot but impair Great
Britain's capacity to intervene with ef-
feet should q fitting occasion arise.
They blundered incredibly, ignored
the most obvious elementary consid.
erations applicable to the case, and
courted rebuff which ought to have
been recognized at once as inevitabl 10.
Possibly the rumors Of overtures for
peace are based on some sounding OF
the Chinese government by the British
government"
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ob,n,.e Wnr Notes,

LONDON, Oct. 15.-A dispatch to the
Times from Tien Tsn. which will be
published tomorrow. says that the Poi
Yong squadron has been able to leave
dock, completely reftted, with maga-
zines filed and otherwise ready for ac-
tive service.
Another dispatch to the same paper,
which will also be published tomorrow,
saws that an imperial edict has been
published at Pekin assuming for the
government full responsibility for the
protection OF the foreign residents, de-
nouncinS rowdyism and furnishing cor
tain culprits shown to have Ia ken part
in the assaults upon travellers.
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DEMOCRATIC DOODLE

Being Paid for Mourners Mt tho Wilson
FuneraIs--Republican arc Wide Awake.
special Dispo.eh 10 ne JntelIi0eHeer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Oct 15.-Reliable
information is received here to-day
that runners" are securing Barbour
county to get as many Democrats as can
be persuaded or bought to attend the
meeting ut Philippi, Wednesday, when
addresses will be made by Hon. William
1. Wilson, recently from London, and
ex-Goy. E. Willis Wilson, who has, for
many months past, been emitting great
volumes OF sulphuric eloqueuce in de-
nunciation OF Senator Camden. That
this meeting may afford another in:
stance OF the "spontaneous" uprising Of
the people to do honor to MIR. Wilson,
the aforesaid runners are diligently
employed begging and trying to
buy Democrats to flock to
Philippi, appealing to them to
forget all their grievances and the
hardships and suiIerings they endured
while Chairman Wilson was In Con.
press leading the fight on the tariH, All
those who will not promise to come
without pay, are offered good days
wages to compensate them for their
time. Mounted men on horseback ATE
particularly sought after, as morse"
parade is contemplated. This plan Of
cam paign procedure is in keeping with
tho Morgantown meeting when 1000
Pennsylvauiaus were imported 10 give
the appearance OF an endorsement, by
the people OF the Second district, Of the
late free trade record made by Mr.. Will
son in Congress and more recently
vaunted at the London banquet, and
now thiniy veiied in his campaign
speeches under the generalization OF
"larger markets"
In the meanwhile, at the Republican
headquarters here, cheering reports are
coming in daily from all over the dis
trict, that Dayton and the peoples
cause Is growing stronger every day.
Public sentiment, 1t Is said, romans
like adamant in stern condemnation Of
Mr., Wilson's inconsistent record and
his now ayowed intention to put coal
on the free list, as has already been
done with wool and lumber. Public
feeling Is easily understood, as 1t mani
tests itself in great numerical proper
tions wherever public meetings have
been held.
The frat big Republican rally In
Grafton In this campaign will be held
next Wednesday night. Congressman
Marriott Brosius, from the Lancaster
district In Pennsylvania, will bc the
principal speaker OF the evening, and a
great and enthusiastic meeting is antic-
inate1.
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New YoRK, Oct. 15.-Eighty'flve
cloak manufacturers held M meeting to-
night Resolutions were adopted de-
claring war on the unions con.
cerned in tho strike. 1t was decided
to issue q call to tho strikers asking
them to come back to work as soon as
possible. Those who refuse to come
back will be declared discharged. It
was decided to form permanent organ
ization.
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SENSATION IN COURT.
A Witness Recognizes His Wife MS
Companion OK n Criminal.

A Witness Recognizes. His Wife rs the
Companion OK n Criminal.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-secret service Off
cials who had arrested man calling
himself John Robertson, discovered to-
day that their prisoner is John spayne,
notorious counterieiter. A Awoman Of
beautiful face, but totally blind, ap-
peared at the examination and an
nounced herself as Spayne's wife.
During the proceedings James Nor
ton, a witness, caught sight OF the
woman and declared she was
bis wife. Recognizing Morton's
voice, she acknowledged that abe
was Mrs. Morton, but said that her hus-
band had treated her cruelty and that
she feared him. The woman refused to
20 with him, declaring that Spayne had
treated her kindly, and that, even
though he was criminal, she would
remain with him.
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tptlIuI UINpuEVF 10 U'e 17ITVEs'VV'77sF'
SALEM, W. Va, Oct. 15.-M. D. Post
and "vampire" Poudlcton spoke hore
tonight TO a small audience. Mr.. Poat
talked for n short time and was followed
by Congressman Pendleton, but who
will noyor be again. us his record in
Congress did not suit even the leading
Democrats. He was called stray
goose several times while speaking, and
his abusive language disgusted great
many present, who left. A groat many
ladies left tho house whiIo ho was re-
iating bull story.
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PrrrsDuRou. Pa, Oct 15.-Judgo
Acheson, in tho United States circuit
court, handed down an opinion on the
question as to whether the trustee
Duss should be compelled to testify
in the famous Harmony society case.
He decided that hc can he examined on
some questions by tho plaintiffs and Is
not REQUIRED to answer others.
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Gold sh.pments Regtn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-United States
Treasurer Morgan to-day received a
telegram from Assistant Treasurer Jor.
dan at New York stating that S50o,000
in gold had been Withdrawn from the
sub.treasury for export
This is the first withdrawal OF any
Importance that has been made since
August 6 last, and this news has had a
disauieting effect among treasury off,
cials. Treasury officials differ some
what as to the cause of this apparent
export revival.
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LONDON, oct ia dispatch from
Shanghai today says that Chang Isl
Tounr, vireroy Of Hu Kwan, has boon
summoned to Pokin in connection with
tile rising In his province. Tho vice.
roy travels incognito, and upon his ar.
rival at Pekin will be given an inter-
view by the emperor.
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GREAT CONTRAST
Between the Methods of Captain
Dovener and John Howard.
HOHARDS CHURLIsH COMMENTS

On Captain Dovener's Complimentary
Mention OF Him Disgust Even
His Democratic Auditors-Personal
Abuse the Principal Weapon Of tho
"wbtte House Dreamcr"-pemo-
cratic Doodle Employed TO Secure
Attendance ut Their MeetinGs-oap-
tain Doyener at Big Isaac.
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A yIetorr for Mrs. Byers.

PIrrsBuRoH, Pa, Oct. 15.-The long
and Sensational struggle for the posses.
sion OF tho person and estate OF Ebenezer
NJ. Byers, the Allegheny iron master,
was decided to-day. Henry Warner
was appointed committee for tholunatic.
While Warner was agreed upon by
Mrs. F. NJ. Byers and A. NJ. Byers, the
lunatic's brother, it is really a victory
for Mrs. Byors. L. NJ. Byors Is still In
the Pennsylvania hospital for the in
sane, Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND, VA, Oct 15.-Express Off
cials here now express the opinion that
the Quantico train robbers did not get
over Eve thousand dollars. Mr.. Murray,
who handled the pouches and cut them
open for the robbers, says he is satis-
fed from the feeling Of them that the
amount did not exceed this. He says
the bonds were all saved, as he threw
them in pile of stuff the robbers dis
carded.
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rnn shnmnl,ln noIler E.plo.Ion.

snAMoKIx, Pa, Oct. 15.-The coro.
ner's jury selected to investigate the
boiler explosion at the Henry Clay
colliery, which killed five men last
Thursday, were unable to determine
the origin Of tho disaster, in view Of the
conflict of the testimony, the surviving
workmen having sworn that they had
left the boilers full Of water half hour
before the explosion.
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A SHORT SPEECH
Devoted Entirely to eeneraiities
and Promises
VII. WILSON MADE TMANHIHGION
A Fine Audience Receives him
with Moderate Enthusiasm.
HIS LATE RECORD H4NDICAPS HIN.

Bs Cannot Defend FREQ Coal in a
Mining County, and his Explana-
tlon OF the Wool Question docs not
Satisfy Those who are Interested.
Dir. danser does Lot of Talking
to n Restless Crowd, and Col. Bob
whito Winds up with an Enshust.
astic Speech.
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Special DFpnInl 70 W INtHIVtIIet'
WAsniNoroS, D. G., Oct l5.-United
States Marshal A. D. Garden. District
Attorney G. C. Watts, Chief Clerk
Berry Lee Priddie and United States
Marshal Vinson, OF Wost Virginia,
were in tho city to-day on their way 10
Martinsburg to hold court.
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SJtrfcl Dspateh TO ne nteL'0Tetr
WASHINGTON, Oct, 15.-Postmasters
commissioned: Aaron G. Lamf, AdIaI
Willis, A. Ballard Sinclair,
Postoillce at Govern. Mason county,
has been discontinued; mail to Grlmm's
Landing.
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ROME, Oct. 15.-The pope. It is said,
telegraphed TO the sultan Of Turkey
begging him TO revoke tho prohibition
against the Armenian patriarch coming
10 Rome to tnkc part in the conference
for a reunion OF tho schismatic and
Roman churches.
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would be worse than false to herself II
she did not reach out ior the trade Of
the forty millions Of people in Japan.
Protection had robbed the American
people Of many profitable employmenta
II had destroyed the merchant marine
70 protect great iron manufacturers.
Under our new tariff system we shall
have ships In every sea. Under the new
tariff law q Philadelphia ship builder
can build vessel az cheaply as it can
be put up on the Clyde.
Next year the American people will
pay $l6,0O0,000 less for their woolen
goods, he asserted, than they did when
taxes were wrapped up in every piece
under the Mckinley bill, and they can
buy all wool goods yard wide, and
not be compelled to wear shoddy.
Heretofore, he said, man paid taxes
according TO the number Of backs he
had 70 clothe and the number OF mouths
be had to feed, and not on what he
accumulated. Hereafter the rich man
will not only pay the same proportion
OF tarif taxes as the poor man, but
must also put up the cold cash for the
privilege OF being rich.
SHOULD APOLOGIZE.
The "force bill" was taken up, and
Mr.. Wilson complained Of deputy mar
shals at the polls. he said these were
all OF one party, but he had evidently
forgotten the fragrant outrages by
Democratic deputies under Marshal
Sehon In Wheeling. II he really wants
to be fair he should read up on that his.
tory and apologize in his next speech.
The speakers reference TO the scrip
tural "doubting Thomas" as man who
insisted on being cured OF a malady be-
fore he would believe In the power to
cure 1t, did not, for some reason, pro-
woke smile. Thespeech did not occu-
py over three-Quarters OF an hour, ut
the outside, and was well received,
though the applause was at no time yo.
ciferous.
Col. Bob White was called out, and
began his speech by quoting the
hymn
"watchman, tell Us OF the night,
What It's signs OF promise are"
The colonel did not speak long. but ne
kept tho crowd applauding much more
heartily than either OF the preceding
speakers. Without intending to reflect
on Mr. Mansur or Mr.. Wilson, must
say the colonel deserved this, and that's
enough said.
When Col. White sat down Mr.. E. ].
Thomas, OF Flat Run. arose and on be-
half OF the ladies Of Warrington pre-
sented Mr.. Wilson with modest
bouquet, saying it was tribute from
the purest and best of the community
to the pure, good man who would not
take bribe from any trust or monop-
oily. He called for three cheers for
Wilson, and the audience escaped.
Outside / heard a substantial looking
farmer say. "That man don't explain
the wool business to my satisfaction"
". 8. r.
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CbrIstIansand-slRy from New York.
GIbrnltar-RuGla from New York.
Loudpn-AllnnuSOtA from baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures from New York.
New YOrk-Ems from Bremen Ethiopia from
Glasgow; Massachusetts from London.
GIaSgOw-FrusNlan IRON lIOSton.
LiVcrpoOl-lArlslHn from Montreal
sOuthampton-Elbe, fTOm New YORK.
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READING, Pa, Oct. 15.-Tho Reading
rolling mill shut down to-day, throwing
about 400 mon out Of employment II
is not known when tho work will re
snme.
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rlft.sp r,.hermen Drowned.

ApALAcmcoLA. FLA, Oct. l5.-1n the
recent storm, is fishermen. all white,
were lost on Snnd Island, 10 mileu from
Apalachicola. II was known that these
men were caught in the gale.
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The GIBBS MURDER.
Clarence Robinson Makes Start
ling Confession OF the Deed.
HIS wife FIRED THE FATAL SROT.

Robinson and His Wife, Dressed In
Mems Clothes, Assault Gibbs on tho
Street.-The is In jail Convicted OF
Burglary-Mrs. Robinson Claimed
That sho Did Not Usc Her Revolver.
Graphic Story of the Tragedy.
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SYDNEY, n. S. w.. Oct. l5.-Alfrcd
Stephen, &. @. NJ, g. @ b.. formerly lieu
tenant governor OF New South Wales, ii
dead.
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VIII Go 70 New OrIennA

COLUMBUS, O., Oct 15.-Governor NJ c.
Kinley tonight decided 10 accept the
invitation OF the Republican committee
of Louisiana, and will deliver speech
at New Orleans on October 20.
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NJ furnished bye ScMSErE, druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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KOTEs OF THE KIVES
News OF tls Boass aud Bostmsu Along
Jl,s OHIO.

News or tls BORts aud BoAtmsn Along
tbe OHIO.
The Bedford will clear for Pittsburg
this morning.
The Lizzie Bay and ferryboat Charles
ton collided in front Of the wharf
Tuesday evening, without doing any
damage to either boat.
The Highland Mary arrived at the
wharf last night and aroused half the
town by operating q complicated and
picturesque whistle. The boat was
Illuminated from stem TO stern when
she came in, and presented hne ap-
pearance.
There were feet 10 inches OF water
in the channel last night The river is
falling rapidly, and unless there is
more rain the big packets will be COM
PEELED within a few days to tie up again.
sDscici 10 tx Rsolsss-.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
96.-The river al this point is feet
aud falling very fast.
The w. c. PuseY, the Sistersville
ferry, is on the docks here, undergoing
repairs.
The weather is clear and cool, with
no indications Of rain.
WARREN. PA, September 26.-Riyer
l foot and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
GREENSBORO, PA, September 90
River 8 feet ; inches and falling.
Weather. fair aud pleasant. The Adam
Jacobs is due up and down Thursday.
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IOsT CAUSE.

The New York Herald notices that
the keynote Of the Republican campaign
orators is calamity. They predict that
the new tariff law will bring harder
times than ever and that there will be
no general or lasting prosperity until it
is repealed and Mckinley protection re-
stored"
Meanwhile, the Herald observes that
business is picking up and trade re-
viving all over the country. The tide
Of prosperity has sat in with every
prospect of steadily rising. The people
have bad enough of McKinleyism and
will tolerate no more. Tariff reform is
headed onward, hot backward"
The calamity howIers," concludes
our contemporary, do not seem to
realize that protection is lost cause. "
No, but the diigent manner in which
they refrain FROM defending the Nc
Kinley iniQulty shows that they strongly
suspect it, You can't get one Of them
to preach higher duties now. They
holu on to protection" in an indefinite
sort Of way simply because that is all
they have 20 hold on to.