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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-08

Nav YoRK, Oct. 7.-There was con.
siderable excitement before the formal
opening OF tho Republican county con-
vention in Lyric Hall this evening,
when tho report was received that a
fusion ticket had been decided upon.
and that the nominating CON mitteo had
agreed on the following candidates:
For register, Thomas F, Keating,
State Democrat; Ior county clerk,
Thomas Z. Hamilton, PlOtt Republlcaui
for justices oil the supreme court, Ernest
Hall, Platt Republican; G. y. Beaman,
Independent Republican aud committee
oil fifty men; Myers lsRacs, Republican
aud Good Government candidate; Tor
Judges OF the court OF general sessions,
Thomas Allison, Platt Republican and
John Fennell, State Democrat; for city
court justices, Henry Q, Beatty, Platt
Republican; Daniel OConnell, State
Democrat, and James W. Hawes, Re-
publican.
The ticket was finally agreed upon at
the conference at Republican headquar.
terg, which lasted almost to the hour OF
holding the convention. IL was great
disappointment to tho straight ticket"
men. as three placeS had been conceded
to the state Democracy, one TO the com.
mittee OF fifty and one TO the Good
Government Clubs. There were left
but four Platt Republicans on the
ticket, as James W, HRwOs has not
been identified with either faction. The
StecklstS Independent county organi2a.
ton and the Jimmie O'Brien anti
Tammany Democracy were refused q
place on the ticket. Edward Lauter-
bach, however, and the other Plat
leaders expressed themselves rs salts
fed with the ticket.
The Republicans and state Democrats
both held county conventions and tor-
mally placed in nomination the fusion
ticket 1t is expected that the German
American Reform Union will endorse
tho ticket because the excise plank OF
the state Democracy is endorsed. That
plank charges TammRnY hall with re-
sponsibility for tho existence Of the
presence excise law speaks for the
sanctity OF the Sabbath and concludes:
1--WE favor and will endeaYOr TO Sc
euro such u modification OF existing
laws as will prevent blaCkmail, partial
ity and oppression, and will enable the
city to determine it for itself by popu'
lar vote, whether the sale OF food,
beverages, and other necesIiIies shalt
be permitted on Sunday during such
hours and under such restrictions as
will not interfere with religious obier-
vance aud exercise.
At the Republican lconYenlion some
opposiiiou was made 10 tho acceptance
oil the fusion ticket. Finally it was
adopted, there being only twenty'iour
opposing votes among nearly three
hundred delegates. Then tho ratiaca'
ton was made unanimous.
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THE EPIsooPALIANs.

Almost tho Entire Day in 10th Houses
spent In DOhats-An Attempt to Rcltrain
tho BlSh0pB,
MwSEApoLIs, Oct. Two moro citlss
gave cordial invitation to the house OF
deputies Of the EpiscOpAlian convention
to-day to hold the convention Of 1903
within their borders. Rev, DR.. Arthur
Lawrence presented the invitation ol
Boston, and Rev. A, ". Knight, Of
Georgia, that of Atlanta. Both wore
referred TO the committee without COM
ment.
RoY A. j. e. Sowden, Of MasRachu.
setts, presented a resolution looking to
the moro dignilioi observance OF the
Fourth OF July. lie regarded the cele'
hrNtion idea rs trlAing and not fitted to
tho character Of the anniversary.
There was q sharp debate in the
house OF deputies this morning over u
proposition 10 put check on the house
OF bishops by requiring that II should
act on all matters OF legislation coming
from the house Of deputies within three
days or the same would 90 into effect
without the bishops sanction, The
resolution was voted down and tho bis
hops will bo left without restraint.
This evening tho Church Club OF
Minneapolis gave mn elaborate banquet
at tho Ryan hotel in 81. Paul, and the
American Church Sunday School Trien-
NAL Institute opened at Marks church
in this city,
The bishops spont practically all Of
the afternoon discussing tho Constitu.
,taHRI revision question, and adopted
three chapters. after making some
amendments, which were not made
nuhIir
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AN ILLINOIS EAnrnQuAKE.
The Earth shook nnh the People of
WinOnn We're PaniC.Strickon.

The Earth Shook nnd the People of
winona We're PaniC.strioEon.
WixoNA, LIS, Oct. 7.-Thc inhabit.
ants Of this town were greatly alarmed
this morning by an earthquake. The
shock occurred at 20 this morning and
was preceded bya rumblinG noise that
awakened nearly every one. A few
minutes later there was shock. Then
ihero was lull for two OF three minutes,
followed by more rumbling and then
more Quakine, which was 80 violent as
to ihake dishes from tho pantry
shelves.
Many people ran to tho sLroetS in
their fright and in some instances
women screamed for aid. 1t was over
an hour before quiet was restored aud
many people woro so alarmed that they
sat up until daylight. Tho shock was
SO violent that good deal Of damage
was done to the coal mines iu this vcin.
ity. Slate aud rock was shaken from
tbs roofs aud veins. aud scarcely mine
but will have to oxpOnd $500 or $500 to
repair tho damage.
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a KENruCKY DUEL.
Two Young Men ''Shoot it QUA Bloody
Sequnl.

Two Young Men "Shoot it Out"-A Bloody
Sequnl.
uIsvlLLr, KY, Oct. IA special to
the Times from Harrod,burg, Ky, says:
News was received here this morning
Of a duel which occurred at Mnxville,
village on tho Washington county
line, Saturday, between two young
cousins, John and Proctor Shoemaker.
They had a Spat at church door tho
night before, and after being separated
agreed to 20 out OF tho town limits aud
shoot it out, which they promptly did.
After stopping ten PAGES thoy fired
five shots at each other. Proctor was
shot through the body, tho ball enter.
ing his right side and lodging in his
shoulder. Two sho,s from Proctors
pistol passed through Johns hat. Proc.
tors wounds may provo fatal. a trial
will take place when tho result Of Proc.
tors wounds arc known.
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AIMED Ar BRICE.
Ohio Free Silver Democrats Issue an Ad.
dress to Voters.

Ohio Free Silver Democrats Issue m Ads
dress to Voters.
Columns, O., Oct, THE silver
Democratic state central committee, Of
which A. W. Thurman was chairman
and W. W. Durbin, secretary, tonight
issued un address to tho Democrats Of
Ohio, urging concerted action looking
to the coptrol OF the next national
Democratic convention. Tho address
concludes Rs follows:
"The functions OF the government OF
tho United States are distinct aud
separate from those OF tho stateT. Mat
tsrs OF tariff taxation and coinage are
functions Of tho United States with
which the Itatcs have nothing directly
to do. The support OF overy Democrat
is therefore due to the state ticket.
But members Of the legislature who arc
to DO chosen and who will elect NOM
ber Of the United States senate and who
will have to vote directly upon tho
monetary question and at very critical
stage oil it, should bo uncompromisinglY
pledged, II thoy are elected AS members
Of the general assembly, 10 votsi frat,
in favor OF Au opOn party Caucus for
the naming Of a United States senator;
second, against n secret ballot in caucus;
and third, against tho selection oi any
man who is not in favor Of the iree coin.
ago OF both gold and silver into iull legal
tender money by tho United States
alone without regard TO tho action OF
any other country. To this Ond, wO ask
your cordial cooperation and Rssis'
tancc.u
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vrrSsA, Oct. Tho Poitischo Cor.
rcspondcnz publishes tho nolc which
tho representatives OF the powers at
Constantinoplo havo addressed to tho
porte drawing attention to tho state Of
affairs at Stamboul aud advising tho
porte to ndop. measures OF tho TostorN'
tion Of order. Ths noto saws that tho
subscribers hayo their information
partly from oyo witnesses, aud that itso
shows that nrivatG pOtsons. who wCro
arrested. wcro beaten and wGro oven
killed, without tho police Attempting
to prevent 1t that orderly persons were
attacked, aud that ihOsO wl'O Wero
wounded worO taken TO tho courts. to
tho police stations and to tho prisons,
aud were killed in cold blood.
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DAYS IN DANGER.

The Town Threatened by Forest FIroa-A
Vast Amount of Lumber May Turn.
CUMBERLAND, Nh, Oct, The forest
fires arc still raging along the line OF
the West Virginia Central railroad,
Only tho railroad lracks divide tho aro
from the Blackwater Lumbar Company
at Davis. They have au engine running
back aud forth with hose attached
throwing water along the track. Two
hundred thousand foot OF lumber and
tue town itsclIis in great danger
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ATLANTA, Ga, Oct IA Iorius Of con.
forcncos to bc hold by tho national
council Of women Of tho United stalos,
which /. ilsOltA branch oilhc intcrnu.
tional council Of womon composed Of
national councils Of tho vntiOus nations,
wna begun at tho exposition auditorium
tina afternoon. An adjrcNo welcome
was delivered by Mrs. Joseph rhomp.
pon, pfosidont Of tho wOmauq' board,
and by Mrs. Mary Cove Dickinson,
pfcmdurt of the National Council ei
Women, who proa.dcd This was fol-.
lowed this afternoon by llr ptcsonth,
ton oi tho Canadian uounul Ht which
many interesting pnpOra NOrC road,
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lggLa, iowA, Oct L-Ibn similarly
D1lfolslng illnos among tho gnoa'a at
lln wedding Of John 'Iaplaw and hhna
Da,n iqSIill occupying iho attention oi
ia medical fraternity pl this ana 3'hnr
cites, but NO far no pityHctntt ha+ HeeH
nH.n 10 correctly diagnose TIE dl9'G'o,
Iutoo doatha have occurred ana ,clshly
oHpnl ato confined 10 tloit bol9, ana
eleven oi these mo not expected TO llyo'
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ST. Loul', Mo-, oct, G--1'hc ninth au'
nuNl convention Of tho National llnt'
noa9mabcra' Protective Ae'ociOlion, n''
tcmbcd to-day and will ROMAN In seas.
ion until Wednesday oycHtHR. To-day p
aOasiuns woto devoted entirely to the
routine work Of OlloCllng an organl1a'
tIoh and appointing thu usual com
mIlLoea.
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LIMA, PERU, VIA GALVESTON, Oct L.
Tho controversy between Pcru nnd
Bolivia Seems to bo as fat from settle
mont "a ever Tho truth regarding tho
muddlo Is that tho Peruvian goyorn-
mont Ignores what tho representative
OF its predecessor may have said to
Bolivia, and its only instructions to tho
minister to Bolivia aro TO declare that
Peru will ncvor cDdO TaCun and africa
ior n pocuniary consideration or other
tfise,
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Sax Bias, Mexico, Oct. 7.-Goncral
latonio Eacln, Of Son Salvador, who
ans arrived hero, on tho city Of Sydney,
nln san Fancisco to Acapulco, Moxico,
IU, ,Bsund long mnuiloBtO wilton IN
mu,rh lie SAYS hu Will eummon the
t.gsa'uro Of Ispi, that life, liberty,
upnofly, agriculture, train and indng.
tuut be encouraged and that h6 viii
wpocIally establish enlightened cduca.
Nlu IN tho country.
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LEWIs's BLUFF

Don't Collie Must Make Good lila Charge
of Bribery or Acknowledge 1t was
False.
RoMr, N. Y, Oct. 7.-Robut Lewis,
OF Lowell, the WOayOr delegate who said
bribo Of 500 was offered him II he
would voto in the Republican conycn.
ton hold hero in August IOr the re-.
nomination OF Senator CoVGoshail, ap.
peared before the grand Jury which con.
vcned hOro to-day. In charging the
Jury Judge Wright said that a case OF
alleged bribery would bO presented and
no desired 1t thoroughly Investigated.
Aitor being out about thirty minutes.
tho jury, District Attorney Elock and
LAWS appeared in tho court. Mr..
Klock said: "Your honor, Mr.. Lewis
desires you to instruct the iHFy before
him as to tho questions he lsobliged to
answer" 3"
Tho Judge replied: "ThO jury will 70.
turn and Mr.. Lewis must answer oil
questions put to him on tho subject"
In less than an hour the jury again
camo into court and tho foreman said
that Mr.. Lewis would not answer any
questions put to him on tho subject,
Sir. Klock then asked the Judge to i'm.
poso tinO for Contumpt OF court, and
also to imprison Lewis. This tho court
refused to do and said 1t would allow
Mr.. LOWS TO again appear before tho
Jury tomorrow, aud tho court Ni.
journcI, Mr.. LOTis bOIng allowed 10 80
without bail.
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Made A DEMAND.
Tho Representatives of the Six
Powers at Constautlnople
CALL ON TURKISH GOVERNMENT
To Institute IA Rigorous Inquiry
Into the Reoont RIots
AND TREATMENT OF ARMENIANS

BY tho Police aud soldIcrs-Not he.
lIovCd That tho Christian Powers
WIN Ito Satisfied With tho suItNn's
Mere Promise OF Reform-FeRred
That Another Outbreak is Impi.
uont-The Populuoo Ineitod Against
tho Christians - Government Docs
Nothing.
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WAWuIyuroS, oct flank radgclN
tho secretary Of tho Columbia Typo.
graphical Union Of this city, Is short IN
his accouut9 and Is bcttcvch to hrvc
gone 10 Chicago. Tho amount VI hiq
dciOlCOlion Ia not known, but II may
reach upwatds OF $1,000 Tho police
hnyO boon uSkOd 10 look Oil tot him,
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APhUCIlY ENGINEER.

lilo Opens the Throttle and Rushes
Through Hand Of Robbers.
KALAMAZOO, Micn., Oct. IA bold
nttompt was mado this evening to
hold UP tho Grand Rapids & Indiana
norlh.6ound passenger train two miles
north OF this city. Tho engineer
opened tho throttle aud rushed
through tho buud of robbors, which
consisted OF four mon. The hoad.
light was cxtinguiHhCd aud the cab wag
riddlod with bulletsund shots were llrod
into tho baggage car, but no ono was
soiioully injured.
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MINERS BURNED.
A Terrible Explosion of Gas In u
Willesbarre Mine.
NUMBER OF FATALITIES UNKNOWN.
But Five Fatally Burned Are
Brought to the Surface.
EREN The ACCIDENT OCCURRED

Tho Engineer Corps Was Making u
survey of Abandoned Works-An
Expert on Mine Gases Supposed to
Have Caused tho BEsas,er-BeIFof
That tho Eutire Surveying Party
Was Instantly Killed-Story OF Ono
Of IhC Irjurcd Men.
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Fom WOOL TARIFF.
Meeting Called OF wool Growers to Pcti.
ton to Congress

ton to Congress"
WAsniSGrog, Oct. 7.-Judgo William
lhwrUncc, OF liclloiontainC, Ohio, prCSi.
don't Of tho National Wool Nowors' AS.
sociation, W. q. Markham and Secretary
Avon, Of New York, have cacd n meet.
ing Of wool growers, wool dealers anl
sheep broOlcrg, to moot nj tho Ebhitt
lIoupc, Washington, d. o., December
.Ith, to urgo CongrOsg to incorporate
wool iarin provisions in any revenue
bill that may be pngsod.
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G. A. II, STAFF.
Appointments Made by CommHnder'in.
Chief Waller.

AVpUInTWtNTN WWUN Uy NUWWNNUUTFIH'
chief Waller.
IxDrAXAroLB, IEp, Oct. Com.
mundor.in.Uhict Walker, Of tho G. A.
r., issued general order to-day Op.
pointing A. J. Burbank, of Chicago,
ouartcrmasior general; William A.
DIN, oi Boston, inspector goncral, aud
Allrod Dnttr, Of Wilko1barrc, Pa, judge
advocate.
Mr. Burbank is ex.GemmanleF Of
George IT, Thomas po5i, Of Chicago, tho
largest post In the country. MI Olinis
tho present secretary Of tho Otato Of
Mag,achusolta Mr.. Dnrlo is judge Of
tho court at WilkrshnrrO,
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A FUSION TICKET
Adopted in Now, York by Repub-
lIcaus and State Democrats
TO FIGHT THE TlMNlNY NOMINEES

For County Onlce--Good Government
Clubs, and All Anti.Tammuuy Fac
tions Except Ono Represented on
tho TicIrGt-Gorman Reformers EI'
pected 20 Endorse It-The Demo-
cratic Good Government Plank
Adoptod-Happy Solution of
Problem.
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WINDOW GLASS woKKRls
OrganlIs q National AssooiRtlun-A large
Representations.

OrganiEs . National AsHOoiRtIOh-A large
Representation.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. THE Amerl.
can Window Glass Jobbora' Associa.
ton was organized in this city to-day.
Jobbers were present from all the cen.
tral and eastern sections OF the country,
The cities represented wero Muucis,
Pittsburgh, and Nav Castle. Pa, New
York, Boston, Syracuse, Buffalo, Clevo.
land, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis
and ST. Louis. Conferences were held
by the iobboss with eighteen
manufacturers from PennsylvNnia, In.
diana and Ohio, who were hsfs
AS nearly as can be learned,
the object Of the nsw association iS to
force manufacturers to quit retailing
and give jobberS better commissions,
An effort to finish tonight is being
made, but will probably bs unsuccoss.
iul. Tho officers are as follows; Presi.
dent, @. ". Brown, Of Minneapolis; (;
first vice president, Theodore ". Nor
Tis, OF New York second vice president,
VIM. S. Konney, Chicago; secretary,
Willis II. Aodley, 81. Louis treasurer,
James W. Lucas, Philadelphia; execu.
tive committee. David II. Roberts, Of
New York; George i. Kimball, OF Chi.
caCoi William Reed, OF Detroit; Il. W.
Palmer, it,, OF Cleveland; Frank Hayes,
OF Chicago; Aiolph Drow, OF st, Louis !;
Charles Campbell, Of Kansas City, and
George K Kelly, Of Boston.
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Nrw HAYES, CoSM, OcL Town
elections throughout tho state to-day,
though on local is1uos only, wcrc i'm
porlnnt ~ iorU'hNdOwing tho coming
ptalu and national battles Waterbury
and pannury give Democratic malorl,'
tics, Norwich, Huntington, Putnam aud
shelLOn wont RopnhIICnn.
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A FINAL EFFORT
To Do Made Ey nutranrs Lawyers TO
Prove M abb.


To DO Made By Durranrs Lawyers TO
Prove m Alibi.
SAN FRASClsCo, Oct. 7.--On the opon-
ing OF tho eleventh wook Of the Durrant
trial tomorrow, the defense will make u
final struggle to break down the testi.
mony OF tho prosecution-a process
which is expected to last throo days
longer. a few more students will bO
called to the stand, several additional
citizens will testify to Durrauts excel
lsnt reputation, and thon the defendant
himself will DO called to the witness
stand. 1t is tho intention OF the de.
Tense to have Durrant recount the his
tory Of his adventures on April 8, from
tho time no accompanied Blanche La.
mont TO school until the hour when he
retired to rest in his fathers house. 1t
is understood tina, the defeHdanFs tes-
timouy will be ruardedly given for the
purpose OF shutting of cross.examinu'
ton by tho district attorney. Under
the law aI laid down by tho supreme
court Of tho state, a witness cannot be
cross.Cxamined except upon actual mat
terl brought out upon direct examinu-
ton. Tho defense intends to leave no
loop.hole for the attack OF tho proaecu'
Lion.
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TERRIBLE DErI.AvITY.
A Cleveland Family Living in the Depths
Of Misery.

"a NAoNtlAuN = AhANI AANl"E iA WV DuHNhb
of Misery.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. IA horrible
case OF barbarism and misery was dis
covered by tho coroner to-day icw
miles east OF Cleveland. Carl Longo-
witz has been living with HE wife aud
children in filthy shed devoid Of iurui.
ture. Saturday their baby nine dayS
old died. The coroner to-day found tho
family in n horrible condition. The
body of the baby was covered with dirt
and was a nero skeleton. Tho coroner
believes death was caused BY starvation.
A wcOk ago the neighbOu took an
elghteen.months.old boy away from the
family and are trying to save his life,
lie was on the verge OF starvation.
Longowitz had seven children, All are
dend except the rescued boy, and the
neigh bora say all Giod as tho baby did.
Longowiz is in Jail pending the coro.
ner's inquest, having been arrested
alter desperate fight with tho oilicers
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GmwFarnM, AlAo oct 1-I;lIic md
1ldDo Gyali. agod fifteen aud ten fo'
r.cclyoIy, daughters Of W. T., Eyo'l q
vof knpyn mifrond maH 81 WnpImwn,
trtr bnfnol tp death last n'Rht by lio
utp.Oupn VI n lunp, wllllo tuo lh'hor
Dul q soyontoon.yuirold son wore lor
ubIy Injured, tho lormot pfop0bIy
lulaIly.
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MILLIKEN's DIZZY STORY.
His Explanation of That Washington Epi
aOds of Last July.

His Explanation of That Washington Epi.
sods OF Last July.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 7.-BonJamIn
II. Milikcn, OF Tennessee. who is hero
to stand trial on charges Of leloniously
entering tho house Of ex.SOlicltor Phil.
lips, OF North Carolina, and attempting
an assault on Judge PhillipS' daughter
July last, told his sido OF the story for
tho frat timO to-day. lIo says that no
entered Judge Phillips house OF the
evening named aud gave his card TO the
servant, who carried 1t upstairs. lie
had been drinking heavily all day and
had bottle Of whisky in his pocket,
from which no took drink during the
absence Of tho servant NO immedi.
ately lost consciousness, and when ho
regSined his senses found himself In n
strange room. In his desire to escape
quietly nnd without recognition, he
turned bic hat and coat inside out and
removed his shOeB.
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MEANING rIIE END.

General MahOuO Is sIiI sinEIng-Al Hope
Gone.
WAsuINGroN, D, O., Oct, 7.-Ex.sena.
tor Malone, OF Virginia, who appeared
to bo Tightly better this morning. failed
again during the day and even his ply.
sicianI express the opinion that the esud
Is very near.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15

From Wednesday
to Saturday will be
Lace Curtain Days.
Windows full and
store tull.--Displayed
in all their beauty
and draped from
every part of the
store.
Curtains that cost
much more if bought
regularly. They're
unloaded here and
that gives you bright
new curtains for a
half less than usual.