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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
BRIEF rEIEGRAms.

Charles II. Bulkely, president OF the
Cleveland boulevard commission, died
yesterday, aged 50 years.
While George Porter was assisting
Deputy u. s. MRrshal Damron to arrest
John owens, IN Wayne county, this
state, he was shot and killed.
The Sunday excise law continues 70
he riEldly enforced by the New York
police. Yesterday was no exception TO
the rule.
New York and Connecticut capitalists
have united all the zinc smelters OF the
country under one management, The
cost OF the deal was 32,000y0O0.
A shipment OF 1000 tons OF California
wheat has arrived In Australia, Other
orders have been placed In California TO
make up the Australian deficiency.
1t is announced that William Nc
Keen, for more than twenty-five years
president OF the VandRlla system. will
retire at the annual meeting In Janu-
ary.
Fletcher Wallace. a prominent cltl-
zen at Salt Greek, this state, was shot
nnd killed by Howard Newsome. u
1.eighbor who mistook him for bur-
glRr
At the request Of the United States
minister the sultan Of Turkey has or
dercd regular troops to guard the
American missionaries instead OF the
reserves.
The coroner's Jury found that the loss
OF life In the Front street theatre en-
lnmity was due 20 the audience losing
their heads" Twenty-sevcn dead have
been Identified.
Tho Now York tailors' strike Ia still
on. The union expects 20 open two CO.
operative shops by wednesday, and the
leaders hope to deal death blow TO tho
contract system.
Walter Sanger, the champion blcy-
Gle rider aud Miss Katherine KotIen-
borg, Of Chicago. were secretly married,
Friday night The parents have for
given md blessed tho couple.
The American Bi-methilio League.
the National Bl-mctallin Union and the
National silver Committee will conaol-
idnto under the name Of the american
Bl-mctalllc Union, with headquarters
In Chicago.
Tho President OF Venezuela will ap-
point commission TO convey 10 Prosl-
dent Cleveland and Congress tho
thanks OF that country. Gen. large US
lnr has been sent hOrO 10 WAtvn the
boundary negotiations.
In farewell speech 10 the indlannp-
oils Central Labor Union yesterday,
Samuel aompcrs deprecated The AnglO-
American war feollng and said the
worltlngmen were for peace ANA against
the schemes Of politicians.
A number OF suits In irttAchnrnt and
gnrhiBnment have been started IN tho
gtnto courts ut Milwaukee, nEnlnSt tho
baltimore n Ohio, by the Northern Pa.
oIno Railroad, t0 secure u settlement
" the htlerH Glaims In Chicago tefiil-
nal leases,
chief Arthur. n thu brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, n trying 10 ar
range tho difficulty In the Plant rail-.
way ayftcm. n ihHro In n rthke II VIII
bo made general, extending from
t,hnrlpHton q q 10 Tampa ria, ana
west 10 Montgomery, Aln
In addition to th- robbery " tho $685.
O0O worth II dlumondB ana ieWglry
from the Now York mansion vt ],
Townsend burden Friday night, II now
itnnaplfpn ihht the house NJ Mrs,
Irmncrp n. Barnes, wnR robbed VI 80.
00J worth OF diamonds at tho hainq
time,
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HAVANA Is LOYAL
To the Government Cause General Cam
pos' Magnificent deception.


HAVANA, Dec. 2S.--Last nights
demonstration Of political parties In
honor of General campos, the report OF
which was last night cabled exclusively
70 the Associated Press, proved the
grandcst popular outbuTst of SYM
pathy toward the Spanish cause that
has ever taken place In Havana, Con-
hgrvntiveH, autonomlsts, reforfniBtB.
Spaniards. Cublns, men, women and
everybody united In a great brother
hood. About 10000 people In all took
part In the demonstration.
The procession started ut Central
Park and took Its course up ObiBto
street TO the Plaza de Armas. In front
Of tho palace OF General Campos,a COM
mittee went up TO give the general greet
lngB. SenOr Santos Gnsman, OF the
Union Constitutional, spoke on behalf
Of the conservatives on follows:
"Our party rcnsHurc you Of their un-
conditional support wherever II Is nee
esRary. Tho entire country Is repre-
scnted here In the paiHne tonight. We
protest against the revolution backed
by many foreigners and by many Gu
ban bandits and we are not disposed to
be ruined by a tendency toward the
rule OF barb9rism."
General Campos answered as follows:
''what can l reply TO the noble words
OF Senior Gu8mnn IN behalf OF the three
| particH2 congratulate myself upon
tho unity OF the political parties and l
ontrcat you not 60 forget ut this mo-
ment what should be the standard OF
our future d0inga. The danger that
threatens US ia mora showy than real
hn lie
bans will forever remain Under the
giorioua banner OF tho civilized dlscov-
erer Of America
~ do not deny tlmt my mind was
| gloomy n few days ago Mt MhtanznH,
when ] raw the llnmcA come even to
our horses hoofH. / do not deny my
tyrcnt sorrow when towns perish, con-
fcBB II that the enemy had attempted
10 resist hero would have been cruel
punishment metcd out for thelr exc
cradle crimeg,
'1n ylew Of the behavior Of tho rtb-
oia, I decided 10 return 10 Havana 10
conduct operations from here. Hut,
HentlOmen, I was dlshenrtenpd nj the
thought that had fallen undCr your
tisDlCnHure. iiut upon arriving here |
saw ibnt wnR aHgiirod OF your uncon-
dltional support, which brought me
riAo OF mind. nm, therefore, COM
pellud 10 persCvcrU, M I have always
done, In tho iovo Of my country"
0gnnfnl ChnpoB WIS acclaimed In
and outside the palnCo nnd had 10
make his appearance on tho balconies
while tho spectators were franilcally
shouting, "VlyA Espnnnl viva Cam
posi-"
In returning his thanks 10 tho people,
General CnmpOs said
your demonstration IN my honor "
n froof Of your love townri spain and
protest against thn Vandnl dc0dH VI
those who In the maine NJ liberty and
Independence nlm 10 drsolato this beau.
tlfIl and wealthy ISLAND, which ia not
nvcn the land where they were born,
In the presence N this RlrrlouH dpm0n-
HlrntlUn feel proud that ! was prcal'
dent Of the council BY which liberty TO
tho neBr0oa was sanctioned, bccaune
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she could not escape. AS her remains
were found In the chimney she Is be-
lloYed TO have jumped In the big IRE
place when the five was burning all
around her, Tho child was left 10 wan
der alone about the ruins and was al
most frozen when II was brought TO
town to-day. II wandered in the woods,
II could not talk at iirat and is unable
tonight To tell the story.
pevercs came originally from Knox
Willie, Tenn. Vests friends have been
threatening something ever since Tom
West was killed by Deveres three weeks
ago, Mrs, West had three children,
The two, who are young ladies' are
said to have been driven from the West
home when DeVeres came there 10 live
and they have been with Vests reln-
tlves go,ently. Excitement Is intense
and II IL believed that Mrs. Westa
friends will be TeVOngad
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ruRxIsH SITUATION


uaifa Million People Are Starving.
LONDON, Dec. 2g.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Constantinopie says; The
latest advices from Zeitoun Aro that the
insurgents have been reinforced by GOO
men from Gurn and have occupied new
positions. Accordingly the drngomans
OF the powers went TO the porte and OF
fered 10 negotiate for u cnpitulRtion."
Tho Daily News ConBthntinople cor
respondont pays: I'm response to United
States Minister TGrrell'B request TO Con-
sui General levitt at slvAs that he
should 30 20 Mhrsovan, Mr.. Hewitt has
wired that II IN impossible TO leave rs
another outbreak Is threatening"
The Graphic publishes n lcttcr from
Lord RoscberTy to q correspondent
commenting upon England's innction In
Armenia. IN which he says! u cannot
believe that II means lnslncerlty or In
capacity upon the part Of q powerful
government. They must have cncoun-
tered Obstacles Of which we nrc lgnor-
amt. Perhaps they have 10 weight the
hldcouB alternative OF abandoning the
ArmoniRns or OF facing an European
war. Therefore must hear their case
before judging thcm."
A COnstantlnoplc letter In the Tlmoa
summarizes and tabulaten from consul
lnr and other sources the Armenian
masRacrcs In the last two months, There
are many places from which there aru
no details yet, hut where known the
total ia 1900 killed, Turkish statistics
givo the killed In the towns at 10000
with 1900 vlllages destroyed and the
number Of killed In them unknown. 1t
In estimated that there arC $4,000 starry
Ing
The correspondent OF the standard at
Conriantinoplp HhyB! "it will be need
less 10 be surprised at any day nt tho
discovery Of n secret treaty between
Russia and Turkey. A Russian hyndi-
cato strongly supported by The embassy
treasury IN return for the concession Of
"a DptfOlnufn monopoly"
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SENATE PROGRAMME
very Little viii be Done vnul After the
Mnlihhra.


WASHINGTON, December 2s.-The
programme In the senate Monday Is to
perfect the reorganization OF the COM
mittce, listen 20 q speech by Senator
Lodge on the Monroe doctrine, to refer
the bond bill to the finance committee
and then adjourn over until Thursday,
unless the house can be prevailed upon
10 adjourn over until the following
Monday. Some Of the members OF the
finance committee have expressed the
hope that the revenue bill might be re-
ported In some shape by Thursday, and
II Il should more or less talk IN the sem
nte would occur.
The organization OF the committee
viii proceed through the adoption OF n
resolution for the appointment OF the
list which Senator Mitchell will offer,
embracing the Republican and Populist
assignments rs made by the Republic
can caucus and the Democratic assign
ments us made by the Democratic eau
Gus.
Tho programme Is for an Immediate
adjournment on Tuesday until Friday,
and from Friday until Monday. Janu-
ary G.
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CINCINNATI WANTS IT.

WIN Try Hard to Get the Democratic
National Convention.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec 2s-The
chamber of commerce and other local
organizations have inaugurated most
vigorous movement TO secure the DEM
ocratic national convention when the
convention meets in Washington next
month, In addition 70 the guarantee
fund OF $4,000, provided for yesterday
Music Hall is being remodeled and en-
largcd 10 that there will be good nc-
cOmmodations for the convention, as
we'll As ample hotel and other accom-
modations. Among the national con-
ventious held hero were those noml-
1871, Hayes in 1915 and Hancok In 1850.
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that law equalizes all who are brought
up under the glorious Castilian banner:
Thanks TO you In tho name OF Spain, OF
our Ylrtuous queen and OF the king"
This address was followed by more
shouts OF viva Bspana," " and great ana
prolonged cheering,
The different party leaders all signed
4 message which was sent 10 Senior
Canovas del Castillo, the Spanish pre-
mler, giving description Of the unsue-
cesstul meeting and demonstration.
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LONDON, Dec. SO,--'rhc Berlin cor:
respondent Of the standard says II
have excellent reason to state that the
reports VI an agreement between HllB'
Rla and the United States about Vcne-
auela are unfOundOd. on tho contrary,
the rEnr was painfully surprised ~
President Cleveiand'A message, ana any
war involving England would 10 un-
welcome 10 tho IltHHlnn court on tho
approach Of the coronation"
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oYTYRHp To ALVEY.

The Maryland Juriit AAked 10 Go ON the
Venezuelan Commission.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. IA dis
patch from Hagerstown, Nd. says;
Richard H. Alvey. chief Justice of tho
United States Court OF Appeals in the
District OF Columbia, has been request
ed by President Cleveland TO become n
member OF the Venezuelan commission.
last IN Washington. The proposition
took Judge Alvey by surprise, and he
begged for time TO consider the mntter
bufore committing himself
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HORRIBLE DEED
pt a Mob OF Lynshers Near Ls
banon, Kentucky.
WOMAN AND HER LOVER BURNED
10 Death by Flendish Friends OF a
Betrayed Husband.
YOUNG GIRLS PITIFUL PRAYER

10 the Mob to spare the Llves'Of Hss
Father and hs Woman unhssdSd by the
AwfM Ayspgsrs-ons of the Most Cruel
and BisOdthirsty Acts that Ever Dis
Erassd the Name OF Any sta's-PlsS' for
Mercy Answered by Pistol shots-strons
,lsn Cody behold Their Victims barn
90 Death.
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LONDON, Den aO-rhe Chronicle
says. "y6rd Duniavcn's fallurC 10 In.
crlmlnntc Defenders owners or crew is
complete. lie may now IN cold blood
reflect that ne has done moro 10 breed
hnd blood between the two rUllonH
than President Cleveland aud Secretary
OlnOy combined"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-30
VENEZUELAN AFFAIR.
The London Chronicle Publishes Great
aiAss Of Matter

LONDON, Dec. sO.-Thc Chronicle
publishes a mass OF matter on the von-
ozuelnn affair, including maps In pos
session Of the colonial office. extracts
from tho American papers which have
arrived by mail and m article by Fred
eric Harrison declaring that tho Venc-
zuelnn claim Ia on all fours with u
Spanish claim 60 Gibraltar. "lf the
United states can persuade Venezuela
10 submit TO n bona nde boundary set
tioment" the writer continues. and to
drop her swRgRcr about Charles W. ana
Philip H., OF Spain. and can force an
award when II IN made, tho question
could he settled In a month. The Brus.
sells delegate of tho Venezuelan gov
criimcnt. Velos GOltlcoa, recently vls-
iled the Hague and exhausted every
channel without success In support ot
tho Venezuela claim. Five years ngo
the llrIllsh vice consul at Cludad Boil.
var examined tho Spanish records ana
proved the British aspect OF the case
FnfnnlnlniVb
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TEMpEST ToggEp
-Four nays bat ia Nornandlp Arrive,
HRfeiy,

NEW YORK, bee. 2O.--Tho French
ilhor Ian Norrnnndie arrived at her dock
but few hours late. although for four
days Hhe has been tempest tossed, and
OH Tuesday the Hcag ran particularly
high, tho wind blew, whnt old.fnAhlon.
cd mariners used 10 call great guns" F"
aud the barometer dropped To 19b.
purscr Dnvoy reported that nutwlth-
hlhndlng the wind nhd high eohs, there
hnd been no accident or Incidents wor-
thy uf mention, 'rhero were but thirty
four saloon pnHHOngorH, Including MIR.
and Mrs. Kraft VI Philadelphia, and
M. and Mime. Miphel. II WAS denied
lhnt Louise Michel, the famous con-
munlBl, was among the passengers,
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BIG SENSATION
In the Highest Circles Of San
Francisco Society.
CASE OF PROBABLE BLACEMAIL

Ofons ofths Most Distinguished clergy
men on the Pacific Coast Brings TO Light
Remarkable story-RSW DR. O. O.
Brown Has Woman Arrested on AssF-
ious Chsrge-storiss that conast and
suggest Rsmindsr Ofths barbara Aub
Ca,sln New York.
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INTENSE STRAIN
Caused by tho Political situation I'm the
TrausynAl.

JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 29.-The po-
lltical situation here is acute on nc-
count OF tho struggle OF foreigners In
the TrRnsvani TO obtain equal political
and American Inhabitants are support
ing the Transvnal government There
are persistent rumors of n secret arm
ing OF the miners and war-llke prepnrn-
tions, on account OF which ladies' and
children are leaving. General Jouboit,
commander-in.ch OF the Transvaal
forces, has been summoned to Pretoria
from Natal.
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For west Virginia, fair and slightly
colder. winds becoming northerly.
For Onto, fair and coldcri northwest.
efly winds.
For Western PCnnHylvanih, tair ana
colder; westerly Winds
TEMPERATURES SATURDAY
As furnished by G, Bchncpi druEglgt cor
rtt Market AMI Fourteenth atreotBi
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On tu.,,,.,,,,.,. Ml1 ". tnaaaIs,,u,ss "
n nj .,..,,,,,,,,.," jlIWGathor- Fair.
SUNDAY.
Ia, m,nt,,,.,,.,, flla y, hiaot,,.,,,s
u Vi MINIMUM" bIWoaIhur-Falr
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Mrs. Josephine Russell, Of clrcleytlio,
Ohio, shot and killed Edward Miller,
who, while intoxicated. was trying 70
force an entrance into her house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
IN A SINGLE SENTENCE.


Here - a ysyiIlieturr Drawn With rev
=. ..AA ~ ~iroke'.
Once a clever Japanese artist drew with
seven pen strokes n spirited picture OF
horse. Here is mans portrait In one
sentence
What is the use OF living II 1 must
feel so badly all the time and unequal
tc anythingf'
II is necessary to Ill in the outlinesi
Co Pa. ...a. ,lte A.ah "~s ia.ih - .'-aas
fretful. victim OF physical weaknsss,
Taxed. WORKOUT condition OF the sysiemF
tie IL one OF the great host who nave
no well-denned, prostrating disease, yet
are never entirely well.
Any thoughtful student of the animal
Man will tell him that he needs stimu-
lanf--something to help nature along by
infusing tone and energy. People are
properly doubtful about the powers OF
remedies sometimes suggested, but they
key deserves the confidence so generally
reposed in II.
There is not much happiness In living
unless one Is at. least equal to the ordi-
nary exactions OF life. The drain on
ones stock OF strength is particularly
severe In tickle climate where enervat-
ing warmth and blighting cold follow
each other In quick succession. This IL
especially true at just this season OF the
sure TO invgorate the system and 10
leave no harmful effect behind nothing
approaches Dufry's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Inquire and you will he surprised to
find how many friends Of yours are also
friends Of Duny's Pure Malt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

her brother Edgar Echard. OF Lynchburg.
while the groom appeared simultaneously
with his best man, J. II. Locke. The cere-
mony. which was with n ring. was briefly
but beautifully and impressiyey per-
formed by Rev. A. NJ. Fraser, OF the First
Presbyterian church. A burst OF sunshine
through cleft In the morning fog, fall
ing on the couple as they took their stand
before the minister. added an auspi-
cious omen TO happy event. After
the ceremony Mr.. AMI Mrs. Brereton drove
TO the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, where
they took the vestibule train 10 Philadel-
phia- After spending several days IN that
city they Will visit the homo OF the
grooms parents in Delaware. returning to
this citys their future home.
The bridal couple were the recipients
Of many and beautiful presents, notably
them being a beautiful enameled clock
from Lang's. presented by the Stonewall
Brigade Band. OF Which Mr.. Brereton Is
director, AMI a handsome engraved silver
coffee set from the Richmond Blues Band,
Of which organization the groom was
director before removing to stanton
Staunton News.
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MI William VI. Yates. who lives about
two miles from South Boston, is seventy
nina years old. and comes 10 town nearly
every day and frequently walks. lie
served with the militia when they were
called out To suppress the Nat Turner in
surrection I'm Southampton lie was a sol
der n the Mexican War and also I'm the
la.e war. His eye-sighr is falling him by
reason Of a sore on his cheek. which he
believes is a cancer. He told us that he
did not expect 10 see Boston anymore.
His general health is good and his step
firm. II is his delight TO talk Of the wars;
Ike all old soldiers he likes 10 fight his
battles DER again" Within the past few
years ne has converted a large portion OF
his lands into a truck and dairy farm. II
is much more remuneratve than tobacco
raising This fall he raised one hundred
and seventy-three bushels of turnlps on
one-third Of an acre Tie has something
20 sell in town every day.-SOuth Boston
Times
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING T4TIOys or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange. internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyioes.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Stocks ruled
higher again to-day and a feeling OF
confidence prevailed in financial circles.
purchases on a large scale were maze
under which prices scored gains ranging
from 1 10 per cent This gain was
due 20 the general belief that Mr.. Nor
gan's visit 20 Washington ~ for the
purpose Of consulting the powers that
tc in case. hy any chance. measures lor
Tie relief Of the treasury should fail
10 meet with congressional approval. An
othcr important Influence an work was
the comparative ease OF money stock
Exchange borrowers having experienced
no difficulty in supplying their wants az
per cent. and even below mat inquire
No demand was made on the Clearing
House Loan Committee FOR certificates
and none is looked for, unless the uueN-
pected happens An important factor
which made the Improvement was the
comparatively light engagements Tor
shipment 10 Europe tomorrow. Less
than two millions were engaged. IL Us
10 ne said however. that the Difficulty
I'm securing grcenbacks hampercd certain
spectators Features for tho trading
were the purchases OF small lots for in
Ncetmont account and buying by hrokcfs
who lost their heads IN the panic last
week and closed out their customers
account There was also n disposition
10 view the Venezuela boundary dispute
from a more pacific standpoint and this
The result was an advance in prices
ranging anywhere from rs 20 ga per
cent Rock Island sold up 4A. Consoh-
dated Gas az. Sugar ~, Tobacco iai
Ray State Gas az. Canada Southern pa,
BIG -Four ga Burlington "a. Chicago
Gas ga. Northwestern ~. ST. Paul 80,
Delaware and hudson 4. Iowa Central
preferred ais. Lake Erie and Western
preferred "a. Lake Shore %. LoWsviiic
and Nashville "a. Manhattan "a. Min
nesota and ST. Louis second preferred
Missouri Pacific 2ih. Lead preferred "a.
Pullman o. Southern Railway preferred
o Omaha o. and do. preferred ~. in
tho final transactions there was some
disposition 10 realize profits. and "a re-
action OF 1ngls per cent followed. Union
pacifc end Reading were heavy and fell
Az and hk per cent, respectively. Specu-
1atfon closed firm Not changes show
gains OF i0f uor cent Delaware and
Hudson. Tho rraneers. and Indu.irials
leading Total sales were ;Sl. lnf SHARES.
The bond market was firm and demand
good Sales footed mp S2.35.O00 Sales
% listed stocks aggregated 2ia.5lS shares
and Of unlisted stocks 81 GlG shares
Treasury Balances. Coin. $50 Nt2.2SZ
currency. slol 4Oj.fH
Money on cail easier at -09 nar cent.
last loan az per cent. and closing Of
ferod M ner cent. prime mercantile
paper. 4i5NJR per cent Bar silver. 0fia
Mexican dollars. lol Sterling exchange
strong. with actual business I'm bankers
bills az 4SS6 1881. for sixty days and 4~,@i
commercial bills. 4ssl Government
bonds weak state bonds quiet Rail-
road. bonds firm Silver at the board
WAS dul1