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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

New YoRE, Sept. GA young woman,
calling herself Mrs. Jane BRuSh, with
two lawyers and policeman, called
this afternoon at l44 West ThirEy-
seysnth street, wherO the body OF
George Baugh, who died Thuuday, was
lying, and demanded admittauce. They
were met by John Harkins, the uncle
Of the dead man and to him Lawyer
Chadsey said;
"lhis young woman is my client and
tho wife OF George, Baugh whose body
is lying inside, and We demand on her
behalf that she bs admitted andelIowsd
to view the romans OF her hu'baud."
This was u surprise. because Mr..
Daugn was not supposed to have been
married.
III you come up these steps and at
tempt to effect an entrance" replied
Mr.. Harkins, II will throw you ouE; We
don't know who you are and We don't
want to"
The young woman cried: "oh, let
rue take look at my dying husband"
Then she vent into Mysteries and was
varied away. One Of the lawyers gave
the following explanation OF the case:
This young woman is the wife oil the
dead man and We are preparing to
prove 1t. lis true that she is only q
common law wife, but in this state 1t 10
equally az binding as il the ceremony
was performed by = clergyman. Our
client met tho young man about q year
ago, and they agreed to live together as
man and vile, and he subsequently in
troduced her as his vile TO many re-
putabls people whose attidavits to that
effect wO have.
Last ThurIday young Baugh, who
was heavy drinker, and addicted 70
one use OF morphine. was removed in
an ambulance 10 Roosevelt hospital,
where he died few hours after his nr.
rival and his body was removed by or
der Of his sister, Mary BRugh, TO the re.
sidOnce Of his uncle. although his vile
vigorously protested against It. On
Friday Deputy Coroner Donlin perform.
ed an autopsy on the body, which show.
cd that Baugh died Of opium poisoning
aud the coroner, although 1t is not gem
orally known, ordered our ellen! placed
under polica surveillance, on the claim
Of his sister that this young woman had
poisoned her husband"
Mrs. Baugh. as sue calls herself, said
that on Friday evening the sister OF
the dead man had called at her aat and
had violently assaulted her aud knocked
her down, and threatened TO shoot her
IL sue attempted to come TO the funeral
or view the remains Of her brother
On Saturday afternoon her attorneys
obtained temporary injunction re.
StrAlning tho sister from dsposing OF
tho remains. Judge MeAdam, Of the
superior court, Signed the order, and
made II returnable before Judge Dugro
Monday II was served on Miss
Baugh Saturday night, and at the same
time she was also served with papers in
civil action brought by the alleged
widow against. the sister OF the deceased
10 recover $4,000 damages for the de.
tention Of tho body aud for the assault.
The relatives OF youg Baugh will re-
SiSt the injunction. They claim that
the woman who calls hersSlf his COM
mon law wife 10 attempting TO get his
property.
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on HISTORIC GROUND.
The Magulacsnt New opera Hoube in
Washington City on tho Site Of the
Famous seward SIansion.

The NRgnl dcont New opera HouA In
Washington City on tho Site Of the
Famous seward SIRnSion.
WAsHIsuToE, D. c., Sept 20-The
new Lafayette Square Opera House,
built on the site Of the old Seward
mansion, where Wilkes Booths COM
psaion cOnSpirnIor, Atzorodt, attempted
tue lie Of Secretary Seward, aud where
James G. blaine died, will be opened
tomorrow night by Lillian Russell In
"IEigano," Tue theatre faces Lafayette
Square, directly opposite the white
house. The structure Ia built OF
polished gray granite and the Rrchitsc'
turs is OF the classic Grecian order.
II has frontage oil SevSn.y'six feet aud
10 one hundred and iorty,Six feet
deep. The building iI pronounced
absolutely frO.proof. The main on.
trance il thirly.aix feet wide, opening
directly from the sidewalk, Tho lobby
lS linishod in mahogony and Hoored IN
mOsaiGi, while broad marble HtGir'cases
on either side lead TO the upper floors,
In the auditorium the foyer is not rallied
oil, Tho main floor, rising in five tiers,
10 consHucIsd on the cRntilevsr plan, 20
that there are only two supporting
sCagliOlR columns on the main floor
Aud thTea Ia the balconies, Above the
auditorium is the mezzanine aoOr,
divided into thirty'one stalls, namod
alter the Presidents OF the United
States. There are sixtsen proscenium
boxes The fronts OF the stalls aud
balconies are oruamsnted with Wrough I.
sIsel. The interior is finished in the
style Of tho Italian renaissance. The
ceiling slopes down to the top OF tho
proGcenium arch, forming an immense
Sounding board.
The stage, which Is equipped with all
tho latest tire.proof rigging, has an open
ing OF thirty.Six feet. There is an as.
bsStos curtain lowered by machinery
on which IL painted a copy OF Cormon'S
famous painting Lies NarnquerI do
sllNmino." The roof Ia 80 constructed
that 1t can be used as a roof RRrden II
desired. The theatre was built aud will
be managed by John W. Albaugh, for
many years proprietor OF AlbRugh's
Grand Opera House in this city.
This iS tho theatre against tue con-
GLruction OF which Senator Cameron
and othors in tho senate made Guch q
perIiGtenE light last winter
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LIKE AmoAIANCE


Ia the Tale of the shipwrOoEod Crew Of
tho MRripoSa.
MONTREAL, QUE, Sept. 29.-Ths stories
told by the shipWreckcd crow Of the
steamship Mariposa, who werO brought
up from the strait Of Belle Island by
tue steamship Austrian, read moro
like the taleI fpirAcy Of century ago
than OF a prsIent day incident
A binding snow storm was raging
when the big Dominion liner struck on
the ragged rockS OF Point Amour At
o'clock on tho morning oI Tuesday,
September "a. The saloon passengers
we're landed on the rocks Is soon rs
practicable along with their baggage.
The steamer had been aground but a
few hours buiorb baud Of Belts Island
pirates made their appearance. They
iiTSt paid their attention TO the baggage
Of the saloon passengers, which they
forcibly seized, and carried Gomo dis
lance inland.
II. NJ. S Buzzard, OF the New Found.
land patrol service, however, fortunate.
ly happened along, and when acquAint'
cd with the situation, party ol blue
jackets. fully armed, were landed, and
started ia pursuit. The pirates we're
taken unaWAreI enjoying themselves
around campfire. One sWarlhy
fellow had donned the uniform Of
Captain UaSgrain, Of tho Roval EuGi.
neSrs, q young Canadian, returning to
rejoin his regiment. All the ELECTS OF
the passengers were recovered and the
pirates warned away. The Mariposa
will be total loss, but most Of the live
stock and considerable Of her cargo will
be saved.
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DURAN REnNLLIoN.
The Situation Practically Unaltsrsd.
AIacso Moving Westward.

Tho Situation Practically Unaltsrsd.
aIaeso Moving Westward.
LoSpoS, Sept. 20.-A dispatch to the
Times from Havana, dated September
%, says:
"rhe situation here 10 practically IN.
altered. There has been several Skirm.
ishss in tho last few days In the prov.
ireo Of sauta Clara, both sldsI losing a
considerable number Of killed aud
wounded, bat neither gaming any sub.
atantial advantage. A correspondent
in Santiago dc Cuba writes that the In.
surgSnt leader, Jose MEcso, has abHn'
dunsh his strong position near Guam
tanamo aud Is moving further westward.
Several mon Of tho crew Of the
Spanish cruiser Sanchez Barcastegui,
who were reported missing alter tho
accident, have since appeared, TINS re.
duning tho number Of the los! 10
thirteen"
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wnEcK oF rmn MAnIPosA.
Passengers Were saved by a DrOoche
Nuoy--Tho Cargo Loss.

Passengers Were saved by a DrOeOhes
Nuoy--Tho Cargo n Loss.
sr. JOINS, N. f., Sept, 20,-lhe Eng.
liIh cruiser BuzEard arrived hero this
morning from tho wreck Of tho steamer
Mariposa, near Forteau, straits OF Belle
Isle.
She came to arrange for tho dispatch
Of steamers to discharge the cargo.
Other steamers are arranging to go TO.
morrow. The Mariposa went ashore on
Tuesday morning, four hours before
daybreRk, with q thick fog prevailing.
When It was light enough TO see TO
land passengers the sea was too high
10 send tLom by tho boats, and the
crew had to send liio boats ashore
and rig a breeches buoy to iaStOn
tho passengers in, and thus send
them to land one at timo. Two women
tainted before going and several
others while making tho trip.
All were taken on board tho
stoamer Sargsquau and conveyed
to Montreal next day. Tho ship was
total wreck, and hOr whole bottom was
destroyed by being forced over tho
rocks whom size struck
Fishermen arc trying TO savo as much
salvage az possible.
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lfAmrAN, n. y, Sept 9O--In VpitO Of
tho published fact thnt LiCutonant
pcRry, tho famous ArcIicoxpIorcr, who
arrived hero from 81. Johns, N. f., yOs.
torday, loft Tor Boston Immediately Af-
tcrwatla, lc ia still hero, 1t has do.
vvlopuL that ho played q sharp trick on
tho newspaper men hy having II an.
nouncol on his arrival that ho would
leave for Boston with hia party At once.
Several members Of the marty did leave
lor Yarmouth, and all tho evening ra:
pars announced that Lieut. PCnry and
hls WiU had gone Tho error was not
discovered until to-day Lieut. Peary
appears anxious to avoid publicity, aud
II IL not known whom hc will leave
llaliiaX.
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lIrysnrY, o. r.. sspt 2O.-A report
j." rsnchol hero thL! the Cheyenne
hti Aiapah0n Indians on tho fssOrya.
'on wat oi hero, hayO bscotnO ugly
AMI are holding war DANCES and dlafc'
i'IIuV lho AGENTS orders ~ kOup on
FIN rs.sfynlion. Runners from hnnd.
ntp hfo IN communication with them,
th. j. 'isgall that tho klONns ara f6Aly
IN' lre war palh. y lie cRtllcinen In
western Oklahoma Rts th1u2hi " In
w.0' the cAusS oi tho trouble. ~ Well
~ 1.sWi'ActlOn with tho agent, WHO
" very htfici,
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EnANk rIlLLIrs DYING.
Tho Noted Dsspvfaho sntioFinE from
IiIoad poiaonInR

Tho Noted Ds'pvtaho suffering from
Hood Poisoning.
ATe''t DI8q'stto u ~ Ets'iJ,ur
IIrSrmGroS, IVA, sept 29.-Frunk
Philips, tho Pike counIY, Kentucky,
d-'psradO. who counu his victims by
tho hait ioLpn. Is reported to DO In n
dying condition. A canulo Of weeks
ago Philip, shot aud k,llUi Blll Atiripp
i.' no rsR'1n WhatryeL and ths latter
in Attempting In defend himself shot
luIIiIp' ln tho hip, aud blood poiIuning
has SCI IN aud Ms condition IL prscati.
o1a Tho dosperRiO has Rlvon tho We4t
virginia authorities no ilttiB amount p!
Trouble aud was n prominent Gguro In
tie Mccoy Hatfield isud.
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STAND NY cuLREnsoN.

Texas Legislators In Favor of an Anti.
PriEH Fight Law
CHICAGO, Sent. 29.-Tho Tribune will
tomorrow publish interviews with a
number Of Texas senators aud repre-.
sentativos, giving their position regard
ing the passage OF a law with au emor.
gency clause to prevent tho COrbott.
Fitzaimmons 6Ght. They Rre, without
exception, favorable to the law, aud the
senators and representatives declare IN
no uncertain terms that they will stand
by Governor Culbsrson. II is said the
list includes several who have all along
been counted "a among tho friends Of
tho promOlOrs Of tho mill.
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IN THE LIrEHARY FIELD.
BI-Pr.sIdont Barrl.on'. Coming ArtIolsI
for Women.


for Women.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 29.-Ex'
President Benjamin Harrison has en-.
tered the literary Geld. lie is now en-.
gagged at his Indianapolis home on a
GOrlOa OF articles 10 be called "ThiS
Country Of ouu," the publication OF
which will shortly begin in the Ladies'
Home journal. Of this city.
Il Is General HGrrison's purpoIS to
explain to women what the United
States govern ment means, viewed from
ils inner workings.
He will explain the origin and mean.
ing Of the conItitution, upon which na.
iional laws arc based; what the dider.
snt legislative and Judiciary poworS
moan, aud how they are divided; tho
power Of tho President, Of the vice
president, oil tho house Of representa-
lives and senate, and will outline how
Congress lselIlatoS, what our rotations
with foreign countries signify and what
the Judiciary system 10. Political
opinions Will not enter into the sorios.
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CmcAao, Sept 2o--BIGhtlnE froST
EwOpl over Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Northern illinois and portions Of WC't'
crn Michigan last night. Fruil.groW'
ora and celery picksrs In those regions
were warned twOnty.iOur hours In al.
vance, but II ID Improbable TINT thOy
wore abC fully 10 protect themselves,
Ths maximum temperature In Chicago
to-day was iIily.ono aud tho minimum
torty.twu. Il expSetsd that thS htep
tomorrow morning will be to forty to
thlrly.nlnp degrees, sufficient to pto'
durs a kiIliug frost In oil thls section,
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nEcoGNIrIoN OF CUBA.
strong Grounds May 10 taken in Chicago
To.day.

To-day.
CHICAGO. Sept 29.-stronGer action
than to merely ask the United State,
government to recognize the right Of
the Cuban rsbslb aS bslligsrOnts may,
1t 10 said, be taken at the mASS.mseting
to bs held Tomorrow night at Central
Music Hall and at Association Hall for
the purpose OF giving public ex.
preston 10 the feeling OF sym.
pathy for tho CubAnS. The ques.
tion has coma up In tho minds oil
some oi the mOmberS Of the committee
on,Tesolulions II 1t would not be q far
more advantageous thing for Cuba to
have the American government renop.
niEo the isiand under its present form Of
proyiSisnal government IS free aud
independent state. But another qu0i'
tion arose. That was just about what
would bU tho result OF such action on
the part Of tho United StAlOS.
The Rev. DR.. W. II. Thomas, who is
a mombsr Of tho committee on rUIolu.
tionS, In talking Of tho matter to-day,
said:
~ am not sure that we shall bs doing
thu hest thing tor thB Cuban cause by
alking Congress to recognize the Cuban
force az beiligcrents. Perhaps the bot.
ter thing would be 10 petition tho gcY.
ornmOnt to recognize Cnba as n lFOO
state. do not understand enough
about international law TO no absolute
~ suro on the point, but think
II tho United States merely
acrords to Cuba hOlligerOnt
rights, tho United States still remains
neutral. Whereas, should this country
recognize Cuba "a al independent state,
II tho Spanish kept on with their bar.
bRrOuI warfare a, at present conducted,
Wa could al least raise voice and hand
against spain'a unoiyiliIsd methods"
This Tribune will Tomorrow publish
interviews with soventoon governors,
oil OF whom advocate the recognition
by tho UnitOd States Of tho Cubans M
belllgoICnls.
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wAymsoros, G. IL, o., scpt, 90
Ida llargrnyO, Of this place, shot and
badly wounded Daisy ROdmAn, Of CoI.
umbus, hero late last night. Miss Raj,
man aud Miss llntgrnye attended a io',
lIyaI last uycning A young man, who
hna bopn paying AllRnlion 10 MiA Hit'
grave. started to accompany Mia, lIod'
man hoinO. This aroused tho Ioilou'y
vi Miss llAtgtAvV, Sho procured n tO.
yolyor followed tlb couple and bhol
Miss RclmAn In the shoulder Tho
gtl was arrested luIO Al night al hCr
homo,
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Mhniul, MIX, sOpL 20.-Liout,
Charles q. Dwycr, military HtInrhs oI
tho United States legation, CITY Of
Mcxlco, la, been ordered by Minister
lansom 20 visit tho liahuRllo colony
near horc and mako q thorough inyOa.
ligalion In behalf Of the United States
into tho troatmcnl OF tho
negfo colonlstS and tho cAnsO' Of 20
nauy deaths among tIon when tley
vets ptrpNFing To abandon tho pIAnii@
lion aud return to thor homos In Ala
hmm
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rllN nunnnlNNs nunNnp.

nnN Fourth Ot Iho Vllihgn of smyrna
wiped Onl-.No Insurance.
Enytidi DIpinihhs hiNiIfrn
PmpuiSr ONO, sOpL al--snvrna,
a town situated two nni hall miles
woatn nf hero, was visited BY serious
nre Friday evening Scarcity oI water
AMI wlnd alds to tho dialcn'ty Of
nihling tho element. Ten bnildinrA
we're consumed, almost onOioutlll tie
village There ls no insurance, ~ lArHs
leAfnol.
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HE sroon nIdn.
hut is Charged wrtn coating In countOr.
ssit MonsI.

Hut is Charged nith n"hlihR In CoHntoT-
ssit MonsI.
IsDIASApoMs, sept. 2S.-Henry A.
Patton, Of JoGorsoaiIlC, wa, brought
to this city llis afternoon iu custody Of
a federal oilicor aud placed in Jail, un.
dor commitment Of Commission HarrI'
son, OF Now Albany, for passing conn'
forfeit money, and la default oI $1,000
bail.
Patton IL a brother Of tho president Of
tho Patton llOiow.warp Company, and
was foreman Of ths CdlnpAnyS plant At
tho Southern prison. llo was nppre.
hcndal In tho ac, Ui buying spurious
coin from a convict, and confessed TO
having been circulating tha bad nonoy
for about fir months. John Lynch,
formerly guard at the prison, has alIo
been arrested as m accomplce.
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CLryrLAyp, ono, sopL GA hOayy
zen has boon running In tho lokn hofO
to-day, AZ a result u tho northwest
galc. Navigation has bsOn sOfIousy Ig'
lofirt0l with Considerable anEiely Il
ipt fof nts steamer aiats Of New York,
which lett ljrlilo last night iur Ihls
mort. shs wntdnc hare nj hOVOn o'clock
ills mornlng, but lhilol to arrive AZ
ii o'rlHns tonight the ngsnt Of Tho
lipVrlHnl nul llnifAlp inn said tho
Nav York had loan hoard from. slN
pai lad np under Long loint 10 Weather
tIs gale, aud was expected 10 affly0 In
Cleveland about midnight.
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THE DURANT CASE
The Medical College Roll Gall Will
Figure Some More.
THE PROSECUTION SEES A CHANCE

70 Provo that the "PreSsu" Mark
Opposite DurAnrs Name was Placed
There by an Interested PSFty-Er.
por,s In Handwriting to bo Called
In to Assist IN tho Attempt to Fix
tho Grimes on the Pastor OF EmAn.
uoI Chureh-NonO Have Yet Been
Summoned.
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EEw liAyrg, CoNS, sopt 20. 0.-Tho
CmDtrlgs athletic team viii loAyO iut
N'H YD's lO.moffowAt 2iB1 y in,, nilSt
latI0g thsif lat prAoiias o. Yale hslj
'l" lnpuing IN hBW lOrk tncIt
headquarters will be Al bNtkrly coi'
hlo, noar Oval. Tu0y Will tls.t llst'
va nllef thp games, tli0n visit niagatA,
,nl leave NSW York Ior England On
October u.
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BAD EOR China.
Nlaah Ships win Enforce the
Eugllsh Demand,
A DEMONSTRATION WILL Be MADE
Before NAukIn by Fourtssu War
Ships Tomorrow.
CHINA MERCHANTS SEEK SHELTER

From tho ComIns Storn-war Seems
to be InsVItabls-England nomAnds
tho Degradation OF ths vIosroy TO.
sponslbla for tho MaVNorO of tho
NilssIonaries-Ths Position OF tho
Oriental EmpIre ExooedIuGly Porll.
Ous-rhe Fall of tho Dynaaty Immi.
nsnL
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LrAyeSwoNru, KAs, Sept, 99.--The
U. S. internal revenue officials in this
CITY have received notice from tho de.
pertinent at Washington to collect re.
tall liquor license from tbs Keely in.
slttduon nj the NNtionRt soldiers
Homo al Fort Leavenworth. Tie
ground 10 taken that liquor is sold to
inubrialOs. The governor Of the home
reiusc, to make payment. claiming the
government runs tho KeCly euro and
Is, consequently, partner In tue busl'
moss
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rElLuYIAN 0ONNnIUrs.
Disturbances m tito Frontier ut bolivia
Iiir Itnlirnnd SOiiNmN.

Disturbances M tho Frontier nt bolivia,
IliN jLnlirund scheme.
imA, rrau, VIA uAbVR'roS Sent. ~ :.
Conflicts layo occurred botwosn tho
pctnyians and tho lIollvlans Oh tho
franliot and tho officials nj tho depart.
nlgnt NJ punO have taken noa'AtUS 10
supprnB tho disturbance. Owing to
thu recent strained relations bCtwcSn
lI0liVia and poru this ifontlot outbreak
causes sOnn apprehension.
1ho senate hR' conferred with tho
ohAlubOt ol doputlo1 Ia grating a aauc.
lIOn to tho llnalgnyoc railroad ptoipct
tho nriviOogO Ia run twenty years aud
tho limits tn hS 0Sal by CnUin, lluan.
thhon. tho CordllIeoa' md no Pacific
Ocean. l'hstU !, y guatani ol 9l,glO
hectares nor kllOlnelOf an, ho act nl.
lows 9lhor railroads tuNnlD north aud
south tho option Of build ~ either q
Wide ora narrow gauge
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A COMMON LAW WIFE
OF Gaorgs Raugh sIghtIns for
Possession OF His BODY
A SENSATIONAL new YORK CASE.

sequAl to tho Mysterious Death Of =
Well Known Man-Ths Alleged
wife Demands AdmIttAucs to View
tho BODY and is Refused by the
Dead Man's RslatiVoS-AIs Sister
claims no was Poisoned by the
Woman, Who Brings a suIs for
Damages
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SEEKING HANSIoNY.
Zig Now York Democratic Leaders Trying
to RaStorn paaoe.

Zig Now York Democratic Leaders TTyinE
to Restore Peace.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 29.-one Of the
most interesting endsayorI to secure
Democratic harmony going on in the
confines OF the state iS that taking place
in Albany county at present, because
the active participants in the Sndsnvor
are United States Senator Hill, Con.
gresham Charles Tracy, an admins.
tralion man; Worlds Fair Commits.
Sioner John Boyd Thashsr, Collector
Of tho Port Louis W. Pratt, the million.
aire railroad and EaI stockholdSr,
Anthony N. Brady, q brothsr.in.laW
OF United States Senator Murphy
Frank Delehauty. Harry POckhAm,
son Of Judge PscEham, OF the court ot
appeals, and D. Q. Herrick, who has
been mentioned for United States Gu.
prama court. The qusItions involved
arc almost purely local, but Senator
Hill aud his cOnteress desire TO make
the formers home county an example
for the rest Of the state. Tho New
Democracy" which ia tho element that
has broken away from the machine, and
which last year elected a ticket upon
fusion with the Republicans 10
led by Messrs. DeiehSuty, Hnd
Peckham. The question rsSolvss
about the selection Of q eGndi.
date for mayor. One wing Of the Re.
publican party has named the present
fusion Mayor Wilson. and tho regular
nomination has also bssn made. Ths
Democrats are seriously considering the
name Of John BOYD ThRchOr, aud It is
said tonight that it has been practically
agreed uDon that il no is named by the
old line Democrats. no will be endorsed
by the nav Democracy, thus settling. a.
Is desired by the leaders, the entire
rnnLFnyAFay
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THE WHISKY TRUST.
Alleged That tho Factions Have Settled
Thrir nIttrrnhoah

hllNkNN Ah"A NhN NNhANfH AAN'" ''N''NN
Their Differences.
New YonK, Sept. ,2o,-rho Herald
says to-day that tho now aud old
whisky trusts have sOttlod their diGot.
sucsI. It says that 1t Is undOrUtood
that tho trust has nsrcod TO Sntpcnd
ho.tililioS against tho Independent, dis
tillerlcu, md that tho American
Dlstrihullng Company will not In
the lulurO cat rates. According to
tho report tho settlement with Mcs'ro.
utconhut, Morris and lOrrlll was made
on Friday night II provides That those
gentlemen shall surrender to tho com.
pany tho loarc, OF ground nnon Which
tho distlllerlcs stand, many NJ them
having bocn held by MuMrs. Groonhul
aud Mnrhb. Tho ownOrs oI tho land
will uivc bonds for tho lulAllmont Of
tho contract
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

For wcAlCrn rcnnrltAnia aud Ohlo-Gen'
emlly iAlr Monday With cool hUf,hWeslotIy
Fof wo, vlunh-TAIrl westerly winds.
ritE ttuPGRATuaE aAtuRpiY