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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
RETURNING ERHEGlbNS

Flnd the Turkish Govsruaspt PlAeiuE
obstacles In Their WAy-A Warning
from Friendly koord-
NEW YoRE, Sept a,-Herant II.
Kiretehijln, secretary Of the Armenian
R9!isi Association, has given the follow
ing extract from private lo.tsr, dated
Ia August, not written for publications
''Iho remnant Of the people from the
sassoun region have returned TO their
villages. They are rebuilding tho ruins,
but the government il raising obstacles
20 that the rebuilding may bs retarded.
kooria who are friendly with our vii
lagos have sent US word saying;
For the love OF God arise and hoo
that you may paye your lives, lno
government has brought the BaSrautsl
Hoords Tor tAe purpose Of utterly exter.
minalug what ls left OF your people,
This hRl thrown the people into great
anguish. Last year they had some arms
with which to defend themselves; this
year they hayO not that means Of pro.
lection and are 10 utter extremity OF
misery. We zee no hone OF assistance
from God or from men,
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SENSATIONAL DEFENSE
In tho DurrAnt Casu Outlined to o sa,
Francisco Paper.

In tho DurrAnt Casu Outlined to San
Francisco Paper.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 0.-An evening
paper priuts a sensational story about
tho deIOnGe which will be offered in the
trial of Theodore Duran: for the mur.
der OF Blanche Lamont. Tho statement
is credited to a person connected with
the dcienso:
"rhe aliht will DO strong, but the de-
iense has witnesses TO show that Dur
rAntnot only did not commit the mur.
der, but will indicate who did it. There
VIII be more than one implicated in the
murdor. Witnesses will testify that
they saw the girl euter the church on
tho fatal afternoon with certain man,
aud at that limo second man was In
the church. There tho defense will rest
its inquiry. 1t will not attempt to provo
that the parties did commit the murder
Tho statements rs to this are 30 direct
that they will leave no ground for the
prosecution TO stand on, so far as Dur.
rant is concerned"
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DUBIOUS, Iowa, Sept O--ThO coro.
nOr'A jury which is holding an inquest
over tho bodies Of tho people killed in
tho dynamite di,aB!or at Spochts Ferry
Yesterday, adjourned over until Tues.
day. ThorO ArO no now Developments.
Tho bodies Of tho Latshnw family were
lntorrod at Victor WiSo aud that Of
Bjotnsoeu Rt LaCroS'o to-day.
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INDIANAPOLIS, lSD,, Sept. 0.-Lon
Rocker, a noldor employed at tho In.
diNnRpolis car works, murdered
his wiio tonight by cutting
her throat llO also attempted To
XIII Mrs. Emma POcS, OF 70 Rhode
Island street, slashing her about tho
head and face with u razor making
wounds from which 1t Is believed 0ho
vii not rOcoVgr,
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SCHOOL BOOK BOARD.
Tbs Governor Appoiats Three MSH Well
paauhsI To Flll Jhp Positions.

AH" ~'NeNuN' HpFaAnAH s"'NN NAN~ wv"
uaAuhsi To Fiil Ihs r0iiusnA
s,sslh plpli;g hts hsagHsg,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept a-To.
night Governor MacCorklS lppo,atsl
tho school book board made necessary
under the provisions OF tho new text
book law, by rea,on OF tho roiu'Sl OF
the American Book Company to rORsW
its contracts for readers, spoilers, ariIh.
mOiica aud gtammars IN use ia the free
schools, at tho Prices 6Eei by the act
The board Will consist OF pFSI, Thomas
$, HodVes, principal OF Marshall Col
legs, Prof, +, II. CrAGn, OF Wheeling,
aud Ex-Governor A. b. Fleming, OF Fair.
mont Tho choice is regarded as ak.
colont here, all tho gentlemen named
being splendiily equipped to perform
the duty, which will DO TO complete the
list OF text books provided for in the
Law, and which tho old contractors can
not furnish at the prices Fixed, Hodge,
aud FlemtRg ara Democrats aud CrN,o
a liepuhlican, Their compensation will
bs 81 per day for each day on which
they are necessarily employed,
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Srrriai DHpdith 70 nc I1i'ih3tne'r
HuNTNdroS, W. Va, Sept 0,-W!ll.
lam Porter, a deai-mutO eighteen years
Of age, was picking pawpawS along the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, four miles
east oil this city, this evening aud Stsp.
pod on tho track Just as the wOlt bound
passenger train came along, It struck
him and ground his body to pIeoeI.
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CLGyELAHD, o., Sept, O,-'rhO CloyO.
land stOaI Canal Boat Company do
cldod to-day to ordOr at oncO four more
fleets, ONch composed Of ono steamer
and five bOrnOa TO ply bOtwOOn this
port and Now York by way Of Lake
Eric, tho Eric canal and tho Hudson
river Tho barge4 will cost about S5,.
900 each and the steamers ~ 900.
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Think, Grover Would Dcollno.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, 9.-National
Democratic Chairman William +. Har'
rity was to-day shown an interview
with Senator Gray, who sNys ho tavor5
President Cleveland for a third term.
Mr.. lIarrity BNid:
~ personally think Mr.. Cleveland
does not wish TO be candidate, and
would decline tho nomination..
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KE1n HANDIE,4 vApoRINGs
Do Not Meet With Much sympathy From
the Ministers.

Chicago, Sept. .9.-Koir Hardie, the
English labor leader, sadly disturbed
the usual sedOte weekly meeting Of
Methodist clorqymen to-day by red
hot socinIistic speech. and was greeted
with such storm OF ministerial disap-
proval that ho was compelled to aban.
don tho floor. llardie haG been invited
TO address tho preachers, and with sev.
eFaI local Socialists attcudNd the meet.
ing. Tho EugIishman proceeded to air
his views, being loudly applauded by
his friends, and finally bitterly de.
nounced tho execution Of tho Chicago
anarchists, and eulogizod them as pio.
neers in new religion. Tho storm
which greeted the statement almost
carried Hardie of his feet, Half dozen
preachers at a time bitterly denonnced
the sentiments expressed, md the
speaker was compelled to sit down. The
ministers then proceeded with Hscath'
ing denunciation OF speech and speaker,
aud Hardie left, much offended.
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Special DiIpdich to he lnts!tgsnstr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept 9.=JOn.
MO Grow. aged eight years, was riding
horseback to-day at lockwood, Ohio,
opposite here. Tho animal throw her.
and hor foot catching in II Stirrup, she
was draggOi somo distance and sus.
tained injuries that may prove fatal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
MARTIAL LEGI0NS
Whose &smbsTs Veughs on Many
q Bloody Field
UNITE OICG MORE IN PEACE.
The Strife and ssohonRlism OF
Former Days Have
GIYElI PLACE TO EMULATION

OF the Sentiments Which Inspired
tho Rally 90 tho Call OF COuatryh
Sosd-rho Blue aud Gray Merge
Into Common Host OF Citizens,
Whose AnimOsitIos Have GIvsu
Place to LoVs-Tho Flag Dsekod
Guy of LouISVllls Thronged With
Visitors.
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PLEASE, Mn. SYNDICATE,
Help Poor, Hind Observation-Disclosures
out You Wo Arc Undonc.

Help Poor, Hind AdminiStrHtlOn-With With-
out You We Are Undonc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 9-The
gold reserve to-day was further do
pIetod by the loss OF $l,2OOOoO with.
drawn for export from tho New York
sub.troasury. This leaves the reserve
at the close OF business S07, 7,7lO,7S9. Tho
treasury officials have received no in.
formation OF contemplated deposits by
New Yorl; banks, as reported, yet thOy
have no doubt that tho syndicate vGry
soon will make good the Losses below
SlO0,OOO,OOO. For this reason, when
questioned, thoy say they have 10 ap-
prchensions for the future. AH to tho
real purposes Of the Byndicato with re-
spOCt TO speedy action they hRyO no
official or reliable information.
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NEw ioRE, Sent, O--lt IL authorllA.
lively announced that Congressman
Qniag will resign tho Office Of rOprOuon.
laIiYO In COngrOss ltIaundOrItood his
rca'onS for tcSl0ning arc altogether Of u
hmhlnOAh nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

Spttidl DIplteh 10 Gie Initl'igeHrtr
CnARLEsroS, W. Va. Sept a.-Loup
crock strikers Saturday night in con.
vcnlion decided to continue tho Strug.
gle. A monthly Iovy OF s. has been
ordered to detray all tho expenses and
engage speakers.
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lSpASAroLls, ND, Sept. D.-Mta.
pioizCl arrived from GalyN, llsD at 4
o'clock this Afternoon. sho was taken
to tho residence Of Coroner Castor To.
morrow AhO will 20 before tho grand
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TWO EMPERORS
Spend the Day at stottiu In Fratsr.
nal Companionsnlp
GERMANY, AUSTRIA and SlIQNY

Represented by rholr Rulers in tho
BauquCt-Tho Gornaa Kaiser Rose
EaFly aud Reviewed his Troops--Au
Imperial Excursion Followed tho
nAnquOt-Iho Mottoes Displayed.
Tho viking Shlp,
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SAN Joss, UAL,, Sept. "a Gre which
originated in Il BARN to-day destroyed
tho extensive plant oil tho Santa Clara
VIII and Lumber Company, valued nj
SljOOOO thrsO fats, two dwellings aud
tho conIonIA OF all. Tho total loss iv
sl76O0J, insurance $4,000.
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For West Virginia int, followed BY local
Winds
ruI Wc,letu rWnn,ylvanlh and ohio panty
cloudy weather. local showers OH We lNGcbi
ct,tctly to suuihCry WInlt
Ilir rrNrruNrrFg yrHtEGptN,
M furnished ny q -tWySrr, dtupglN corner
Market aud Fourteenth stJccS
7n m,u.,.,,,,.,,,,,-,,.,. hl v y mmu,,,,o""., "
Il m""".,.",,.ao,""", vi MCalhtt-ihlt
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lIRooELYS, NJ v, Sept. 0--EhO will Of
Susan W. ralmNgs, wiiO OF tho Row II.
Dewitt Talmavo was admitted TO pro
bate to-day. Tho estate, valued AZ (O6,.
900, Is loft to her husband.
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Jury TO testify regarding the disappear
apce aud i4saIi,y OF her son Howard,
who iS supposed 10 have been murdered
BY HC!mss iu this city,
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WORK OF RESCUE
OF the Bodies OF tho OscsolR Cop-
per Miners WIN Be
DELAYED UNTIL FIRE SUBSIDIES,

Tho Company viii Try to Shut Up tho
Mine aud Smother tho FlAmes-A
Rescue Party Is Overcome bT Gas
aud Is Forced to Come to tho Sur.
Gaco-Tho Relatives Anxious to lie.
cover the bodies of the Miners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10
CoYPGDERArrs WELCOME.

The following is a copy OF the invita-.
lion sent to members OF the Conieder.
ato Association:
"DEAR sIR:-At a meeting OF the com
miItoo on camptires hold at q. A K,
headquarters on Friday evening, Sep
lOmber e. the undersigned were Rp.
pointed RS special committee 10 extend
an invitation to your society to attend
all the camp'tires oxerCisea to DO held
in this city during tho evenings oi the
llth, 18th, and 18th instan! at Music
Hall. PhmniX Hill and National Park.
These exercises, We believe, will inter.
cat and entertain you. As ex.Uaton
soldiers who did their humble part in
the great struggle OF tho late war, We
cordially and earnestly invite you to be
present. So come, and lot us shake
your hands and az far as possible, intro
duce you to our northsrn brethren, who
will join US in bidding you hearty
welcome. Your Confederate button
will Ontitle you to recognition aud a
place around our Camp-frGs."
The ladies have been busy all day at
the headquarters OF tho Woman's Re-
lief Corps. Among those present ar.
ranging for the reception Of Mrs. John
A. Logan, who arrived tonight, we're:
National President Emma Il. Wallace,
Chicago; National Treasurer Arminta
Cheney, Detroit; National Secretary
Miss Jennie Bross, Chicago; Nalioual
Press Correspondent; Rachael W. Gren'
Itch, Chicago; Assistant Secretary Min
ME Kyle, Chicago; Kate Wallace,
daughter Of the president.
The Colored vetCrans are being treated
with special consideration in contradic.
ton OF the report about the color line
being drawn here. Governor John Y.
Brown and other state officers, came over
from Frankfort to assist in welcoming
tho viaitors.
After holding nil day receptions, Gen.
LaWIer and staa at D. IN. dined with
Col. II, S. Cohn, aud at s p. IN. we're
formally presented to President
sherley OF the citizens committee,
Ransom Post, OF St. Louis, and the Gin.
cnnatt posts seronading the party at the
shorley eymanslon where brilliant Gocial
event was in progress.
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VIII DO on a greater scAle thln has ever
been kuaEn before.

THE sAy4L VETERANS HLEET.
Uaiou jack Gnd tue psauant proudly
wave, over the Tell City tonight, the
flagship Of tho fleet Of the National As
Socialion Of Naval Veterans The Toll
City was formally 'pu. ia commission"
tonight
IleyesIels Of thasquslrou were pro-
iuselY decorated with days aud bunlinR.
lney were equipped aud surF1ndeIei
TO Roar Admiral Allen, commanding
tho National Association Of Naval NeIsr.
ans. by Captain George Futchner
Governor John ioung Brown, Ad'
mirAl Allen and others made addresses
At the dog waIch OF tha Naval Veterans
tonight.
Tonight cnmp.hres were hold In Nsw
Albany aud Jeiier,onYll,e, AZ well RI in
LouayIlle, while receptions wero ten
dsTei Commander Lawler. Admiral
Allen, Mrs, Logan, Mrs, Wallace and
others
Al Camp Caldwell, where twelve ststO
departments gad thousands Of uR-
attended veterans are quartered free IN
tents, there was singing and story toll
Ing and many very informal camp'fres.
Most OF the Indiana veterans are quar-
tered at NsV Albany and Jsl!ersonVille.
The posts OF many state departments
are Quartsred in school houses and other
buildings about tho city, tho schools
being dismissed this week and all
buildings are used by the veterans.
Tho regtmantal rauniona will bo held
In the state headquarters tomorrow,
The brigade and other reunions are as
signed to various hotels, public Offices
and halla
Governor Mckinley is among the
last Of the governors who will arrive.
Ho cannot be here until tomorrow
might.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
attacked the Armenans in the district
of Gumushdagh, near Trebizond, and
slaughtered many of them.
rhe Governor of Arkausas Sti,l After the
Alleged Fighters.
slaughtered m

| Ehe Governor OF ArkansaS Siiti After the
| Alleged Fighters.
BY Associated prese.
LlrrLE Rock, Oct. IS. -- Matters pu-
.il,etic took d sensational turn today
when Attorney General Kinsworthy
tiled informations in the Second division
Of the Pulaski county circuit court ask,
ing for warrants for the arrest of Rob
ert Fitzsimmons and Martin Julian. 1t
develops that while arrangements have
been proceeding quietly at Hot Springs
for ID fight 10 finish between Corbett
and t'iIzsimmons, to take place despite
| the superior courts decision, Gov. Clarke
has not been idle. but has himself been
| doing d little preparing on the quiet.
| 1t appears that the governor has had Il
confidential agent al Hot Springs ali the
time and has been kept thoroughly
posted on every move made by the pro-
moters OF the fight. Last night this de-
tectiye advised the governor that ar
raugements had been completed to bring
LiIS liS LII tI, uuLl DIS q lC5uIt VI lliS Ia
formation District A ttorney Ktnsworthy,
acting under instructions from Gov.
Clark, at o'clock this morning applied
| 10 Judge Martin for warrants for titz-
sinons and Julian, which were issued
and placed in the hands of Sheriff
Becker. Deputy Sheriff Herd was given
! ,h Of fb., TOR MI of CT rfe Il
for Texarkana, where Fitzsimmons and
Julian are expected to enter the state.
Instead Of coming to Hot Springs the
deputy sheriff will bring his prisoners to
Little Rock.
Il have never wavered 10 my determi
nation to stop the fight" said the gov
ernor to reporter.
Corbett and Fitz will never meet in
Arkansas. just as soon as Fitzsimmons
enters the state he will be arrested and
brought before Judge Martin in this
city. The governor also said in the
event of Fltzsimmons' arrest Corbett
would be removed to some convenient
COuLlll llc6 IL OG1 tuS COuIt iullucDCO.
Attorney General Kinsworthy left this
morning for Hot Springs. just before
leaving Governor Clarke instructed him
to tell Judge Duffy not to be alarmed,
but to stop the fight under any circum
stances. Frank Flynn, we'll known
sporting man Of Hot Springs, who is in
the city tod V, 9 ves ont the inform alton
that the fight will certainly occur at Hot
| Springs on Oct. 81, at Warrington park
Last uIght the Rot Springs Athletic
club, under whose auspices the fight
will oatens.bly be pulled Off, sent letters
to every sporting club IN the United
States urt,f!iug them Of the arrange
merts for the fight, The Iron MoWntain
railroad today put large force Of men
Il, work North Lttrle Rock building
| temporary side tracks. When it wa
asked what it was for the railroad folks
said they expected a large number of
/ special trains in a few days,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

edged with gauffered ribbon and had
three very full ruchcs Of narrow valen-
ciennes at the center. There were hand
some bows Of lihbon to match on the
sleeves and at the waist. The sleeves
were looped mp in a manner to break the
lines Of the stripes into pleasing curves.
Hats continue to grow, until now
many of them are as large as the mon
strosities we have smiled ut for many
years. Gauze ribbon, great bows of silk,
velvet and silk muslin and wonderful
panachos of plumes are seen, besides
punches of exaggerated roses and other
flowers. The shapes arc SO varied that
it would be impossible to describe any
of them as the leading style, but one
may say that the most remarkable of
them are those approaching those worn
during the days of Marie Antoinette.
The poke front and soft crown seem to
be much liked. For other hats and bon
nets there are hundreds of thousands of
small wings. AS many as can be are fas-
tened to each. Ostrich plumes topple
over the large hats. Bonnets are as
small as they ever have been. Some
have tiny white wings standing up pert
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BOWS wHNr ruH ROOSTER.


Thrn,yn out of Court.
By Associated Press.
NEW York, Oot. 28,--Judge Beach in
the supreme court handed down de-
cision today on the application to re-
move the rooster emblem of the state
democracy from the official ballot. Judge
Beach grants the petition and orders the
rooster removed. lie states that the
police commissioners acted enormously
in allowing the state democracy the use
Of the emblem for candidates for state
officials. An appeal will be taken to the
general term Of the supreme court, where
the case will be argued and decided
Wednesday. Should the courts sustain
the decision of Judge Beach, there may
be no election on Nov. 5, aa the time will
then be too short for the printing Of four
million or more Of ballots. These must
be finished by Monday and the man
ager of the printing contractors says this
will be impossible if the decision is sus
tanned.
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READY MADE GOWNS.
WIDE RANGE FOR CHOICE IN WRAPS
AND HATS.

Sleeves Are Still Very Full, but the Full
ness Is Pulled Downward-Hats Are Big
and sonncts Are Small Minor Facts of
Fashion.
Copyright, 1895, by American Press Associa-
toni
With the sudden influx of ready made
gowns and wraps from abroad, the open
ings Oh every hand and the quiet views
offered by importers and first class dress
makers, the head is in whirl. There
is everything one can imagine and %
wider range for choice than | ever saw
before. The Louis XVI and Marie An
toinette features are more accentuated
than they have been, and when modern
lied to our nineteenth century require
ments they leave nothing to be desired.
But they are not the onl y new modes.
There are dozens of other things and
different shapes i'll corsages and wraps,
to say nothing of the skirts. Skirts are
now receiving fully as much if not more
trimming than the waists, and ! think
they gain by it. Some goods look well
enough whom made entirely without
garniture, but others look better with
it. A favorite new fancy is to have the
bottom bound with astrakhan, either
dark blue or black. This astrakhan wool
is also made into short capes and coats
and of it many revors, cuffs and collars
will be made both for dresses and wraps
or jackets.
Some of the jackets for tailor suits are
extremely neat and drcssy. They are
made of anything that may strike ones
fancy and be quite correct. The satin
faced broadcloth is favorite for tailor
gowns and is rich and stylish when
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NEW WALKING JACKETS.

ly on each side like rabbits ears. jet
and metal beads and ornaments and also
imitation diamonds will be much worn
for millinery, particularly for evening.
The newest silks are as pretty as can
be imagined. Generally speaking they
are not as heavy as they used to be, but
they are much cheaper as an offset The
Peking pompadour is dainty i'll stripes
and with pretty figures. There is two
toned figured taffeta in 40 different col
ors and combinations. The jacquard
silks make very effective tea gowns and
evening dresses. There is brocaded taf-
feta with all the crispness of the tatfeta
and all the glistening beauty of the
brocaded flowers. There is a print warp
taffeta and glace, besides two tone fig
ured tatfeta, and chameleon pompadour
ta1feta This last is an exquisite com
bination of beauties.
There are rich and heavy grOsSralns,
satin duchCsSe and satin dalnask in large
designs and superb quality. This does
not half cover he kinds and qualities Ct
sill; goods nGW shown. Nothing could
give the beauty Of their colOring or de-
sign but actual view.
/ may mako mention Of few minor
facts il fashion. BlaeE and white silks
is stripes Will he much worn. NcIyots
are to lie empluycd' often for waists,
sleeves, trimmings short and long cHpes,
and, III fact, wherever it is possible to
pat q piece. Tie dark coiors and black
will he pre- tered, Chestnut and mordole
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
TURKISH ATROCITIES.
Reports of Further Slaughter of Defense
less Armenians,

By Associated Press.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 28.--Another
terrible massacre Of Armenians, accom-
panied by the outraging Of women, is
reported to have occurred in the Bal
burt district, between Erzeroum and
Trebizond, l50 Armenians being killed.
The number of Armenians massacred at
Erzinian is now said to be several hun
dred The Turks, it is stated, have also