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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-07
A TOWER OF FIRE
On QuIntuplo Hill in tho Bradford
OIL Region.
IMMENSE DAMAGE ALREADY DONE
And tho Flames IN tho Forest Not
Yot Undcr Control-l,nin BADLY
, Needed to subduo Them-Tho Loss
Already Fools UP to Over n Million
Dollars-Tho Destruction In tho VI
clnity OF Glen Hazol.-Tho Vain Ef.
fort to Fight tho Fire.

BRADroRD, Pa, May G.-Thc Losses
from yesterdays fire at Glen Hazel will
mount up to au enormous sum. They
include largo saw mill owned by D. S.
Dolliver, Of Ridsowny; a lumber yard,
owned by Elias Dcotner, Of Williams
port, together with ten million icot Of
lumber. Insurance understood to cover
about half tho loss. Tho fire caught
under tho gang saw and was discovered
about 2:45 n. m.
The cause 10 unknown, but as II fol-
lowed so closely upon tho Weod &
Company mill. week ago. tits thought
by aomo to have bson the work Of an in.
cen diary, This theory is strengthened
by abatement Of 4 man returning from
work in the chemical factory, who Gays
he saw three men prowlipg around the
mill about . o'clock. Tho New York,
Lake Eric & Western lost fifteen gon.
dolas, the Cleveland, Akron 4 Colum.
bus lost two. It WAS impossible for the
ketner, St. MRry's & Shawmut loComo.
tive to pass the burning mill. The
ketner, ST. Mary's & shawmut road had
about one.eichth mile OF track burned.
Traffic will be closed for several days.
The loss on lumber, coal and freight
revenae will not fall short OF $1,000, 900.
Last night the forest fires died out. but
are expected to spring up any minute.
Quintuple hill is on fire to-day. Ever
since the dry spell SO: in the Emery Oil
Company has had man employed TO
follow after every train 90 tina. in case
the woods should catch on fre the
flames might be ex.inguished before
getting beyond control. Yet In spite OF
this precau,iou the hill is roaring
tower OF fire to-day. 1t has not yet been
learned how the conhagra,ion started,
but presumably from the sparks
OF some passing engine. At
o'clock this afternoon the Emory Oil
company had lost one oil rig and others
are in danger. Unless rain comes, or
the progress OF the destroying elements
eau be arrested. much property is in
danger OF being consumed. Should the
FIRE 20 ovsr the hill many rigs on the
wet branch side will no doubt 20 up in
smoke.
A bad FIRE ID reported between
Brooks.on and ChafTee, in Elk county,
and another west OF Coon Run. Nothing
has been learned from theso points NJ
to the damage done.
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BRITISH INFLUENCE

At Work IN HawaIi-hiisErd Conspiracy
to Rcstore tho Monarchy.
San FRASCisco, May 6.-Tho steamer
Gaelic arrived from Honolulu tonight.
She brings the following advice, under
date Of April 20:
Minister Hatch has received a com.
munication from Secretary Gresham,
through United States Minister Willis.
In regard TO naturalized Hawaiians ap-
plying Tor the protection OF the United
States. The Communication deals
entirely with tho case Of ]. F. Bowler,
who called on the United States to in
terfere in his behalf. Bowler was con.
victed on charge OF treason, in con-
nection with the recent rebellion. Mr..
Gresham states that the United States
government can not Interfere, aud
giving reasons, calls attention to the
fact that Bowler has taken oath OF
allegiance required for becoming a
naturalized citizen OF Hawaii No refer.
ence Is made to the other prisoners
coming under possible American iuris.
diction. Secretary Gresham's letter
will be made public at meeting OF tho
council to bo held this week.
Evidence is at hand that shows that
British influence is at work in Homo
lulu. The natives are in state OF ex-
pectancy. and word has been passed
quietly among them that within short
time restoration would bo fact In
that event kaiulani Is to BIO made queen.
Bishop Willis. tho head OF tho English
church in this couutry,is is said to be the
man who Is going among the natives
with the information. '.....
Rumors OF an impending revolution
is still rife and the stories arc OF such 4
nature that some alarm Is felt in gov.
ernment circles. Information comes
from the island OF Hawaii to the edec.
that the residents are contemplating
secession from tho group, claiming as a
reason for the step that they do not re.
ccive their uhare Of money for public
improvements. -F
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THE pupDLERs, STRIKE.
AIT the Son-union Mcn Ia the PittsburG
District Now Out.

AIT the Non-Union Mon In the Pittsburgh
District Now Out
PrTrsBURGu, May 6.-The puddlers in
all the non.uuion mills except tho Clin.
ton are now out on o strike for the 81
rate. The strikers now number 1000
uen, and all OF them have been taken
into the Amaigamated Association. All
the employees OF the Mouongahela Tin
Plate Company also went out to-day on
a demaud for an advance OF 10 to %
cents day.
The puddlers at Spaug, Chaltsnt &
Company had threatened to strike on
Wednesday, but had made no formal
demand. The firm voluntarily agreed
TO the 81 rate. The fnishers at the
Keystone mill made q demand for the
Anslgamated scale. and will 20 out in
the morning unless it is granted
All their furnacemen In the Shenango
Valley have asked for an increase OF
lj cents day.
The mon in the Marble and Douglass
furnaces went out this morning because
the demand was no; granted, and in
the other furnaces at Sharp.ville and
Sharon the men have givcu the manu-.
facturers until May 10 to grant tho ad-
vance. Dispatche, from here indicate
shat the Mahoning Valley men will
Join in the movement
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THE KING OF BEASTS
Killed by Buil-A Brutal Fight IN
Mexico,

Killed by n Buil-A Brutal Fight IN
Mexico.
MONTEREY, Mexico. May 6.-Parnell,
the manea.ing lion, was killed here in
tho bull ring last night by Mexican
bull. Tho contest between the bull and
tho lion was witnessed by 1000 people.
It was thoroughly brutal affair.
Parneli fought bull hero Two weeks
ago, getting rather tho worst OF tho bat
tie. Last night. instead OF meeting the
bull in It's first mad dash as it was ex-
pcctcd he would, hc turned TO one sido
and avoided him again and again. The
bull continued on the Offensive. but tho
lion never returned tho attack except
when tho closencss OF the comba. was
such that he could not avoid 1t. Twice
ho made vicious grabs at tho bovino's
nose, so that 1t was streaming with
blood. though the blood was duo in par.
to tho bull dashing his nose on tho
ground. in attempts to got his horns
low enough to toss his adversary.
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DELAWARE DEADLOCK.
Massey withdrnws His Name but tho In
IL Not Srt.

Massey withdrnws His Name but tho En,l
IL Not Srt.
DOVER, DEL, May Ga sensation was
caused to-day by tho announcement
that 4 lcttor had been received. ad.
dressed to the senate. from George v.
Massey declining to allow further uso Of
his name in the balloting for United
State, senator. For moro than week
Massey has been polling six votes on
cach ballot, but ovon his six votes can.
not elect senator unlosa tbero Ia u
break from other Higgins or Addicks,
which ia doubtful.
At tho outset OF tho contest Massey
had but threo votes, but lntor hc drow
,lreo moro from tho lliggina rank and
1t is moro than likely that these mon
will 20 back to Higgins and Pouncwill
on tomorrow ballot.
Tho voto to-day was: Higgins, G;
Addicks 6: Massey, 6; Ponncwill, !;
Ridgoly. 0; Tunnel l..
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MURDER AT PITTSBURGH.
\ Hotel Night Clerk Mystoriousiy Killed
Porter Charrcd With the Crime

AIIotol Night Clerk Mysteriousiy Killed.
\ Porter Charged with the Crime.
P,TrsBURGH, May 6.-1suac Jope, night
clerk at the First avenue hotel, was
found murdered in tho basement OF the
hotcl this morning. He had been
beaten on the head With on iron bar.
and though still nlive when found. he
died soon after. He carried the money
oi tho hotel in his pocket, and this was
no doub. tho object Of tho crime. as he
robbed and left dying on the, floor.
Frank Ross. n negro porter at tho
First Avenue hotel, was arrested for
tho crime and II Is expected 10 will
mako confession. lie was not in his
room whom called this morning. His
clothes have blood spots on them and
there is blood on his underclothing. In
his room bloody ilnger marks wero
found on the window blind. The police
have discovered that Ross was drinking
at negro saloon most OF tho night. 1t
is thought the murder was committed
as the result OF n quarrel.
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INCOME TAX HEARING.
Tho Arguments iiefore u Full Dcnoh OF
tho supreme Court Begun.

w" pupro"p tuuth htku"
WASHINGTON. May 8.--Tho upromo
court, with Ito full membership Of nino
on tho bench, for tho frat time In many
months, began their hearing OF tho in
como tax suits. Justices Howell Jack.
son, Of Tennessee, who has been absent
from Washington tho creator part Of
the past year, aosking restoration to
hoalth, took his scat again with extra
ordinary interest attached TO his pres.
once. aince ho assumes practically the
position AZ umpire upon tho vital quos.
tion Of tho principal upon what law 10
based. which divide tho othor justices
into equal factions.
Justice Jackson did not appear 10 bo
feoblo. but II was plainly evident that
ho was far from boinc we'll man, and
only by q atrong effort could ho sit
throughout tho hearing. Most con.
spicious among the spectators In court
was Postmaster General Wilson, tho
chairman OF the ways aud means com.
mtteo that founded tho tariff act; Nc.
Slillin, OF Tennessee, chairman OF tho
subcommittee which drafted the income
tax provision, and ox.Speaker Crisp, Of
tho house.
Tho attendance OF lawyers and others
having an unofficial Interest 10 the mat.
ter was no,icably' smaller than at tho
frat argument OF the law, and alter the
usual contingent Of casual tourists had
satisfied their curiosity to obtain sight
Of the prominent men, the court room
was not crowded.
But two arguments are to bo made tor
each aide, Attorney General Olney and
Assistant Attorney General Whitney
for tho government. and by W. D..
Guthrie and Joseph Choate for the ap-
pellan.s, blessrs. Hyde & Pollock. To-
day Mr.. Guthrie delivered his speech,
and Mr.. Whitney began hii. which he
will finish tomorrow. Az tho time as.
signed to each side Is Eve hours, the ar
gumeut will bo closed Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Gu.hrie's argument was In
line with that on the previous hearing
OF the case, no now points Of especial in
terest being adduced.
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CORBETT'S PROTEGE,

-
Stove O'Donncli, Kaooks Ont tho Veteran
Kilrnin at Conoy Islani-Story or tho
Hounds.
CoNEV ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUD. May6.
Since Goddard and Mahor fought hero
In December, 1892. there has not been a
heavy weight contest brought of In the
vicinity OF New York. Tho fact that
Jake Kilrain, Of Baltimore. and Stove
O'Donnoll, OF Australia, wcro to meet
hcre tonight at catch weights in .
twenty-five round 60 naturally attracted
large crowd OF sports. Billy Delaney,
John McVay, Mike Dunn and Benny
Murphy seconded O'Donnoll and Emo
Gebhardt, l.. A. Duke and AL Hotord,
OF Baltimore. took caro- ot kilraiu.
Champion jim Corbstt 8as not in tho
house. but his manager, Billy Brady
sat close by the ring.side ODonnelps
weight Nas said to be lSD pounds and
kIlrain's thirty pounds more.
In the frat round, Kilrain lod LETT on
neck and 0'Donnell went 10 his kneea.
ODonncll jabbcd his loft on the chest.
Kilrain punched his LOFT on the chin
and got away from swing. He re.
pcatod this a moment later From tho
second TO the seventh round kilrain had
much tho best OF the fgh ting. He did
mos. oi tho leading aud landed efrsc.
lively. O'Donnell seemed to be trying
10 tirc him.
Round 9-ODounell put his left
twice in quick succession on Jake's
cheek aud forehead. Jake got in his
left on chin and O'Donnell placed hot
one on Jake's damaged nose threo times.
Round l0-0'Donnell aout his left
three times on face and Jake sent back
only one In return.
Round ll-Steye landed twice heavily
on tho stomach. Steve's left went TO
the ribs and then twice more on the
face. lie went In again aud hit kilrain
four limes on the face and body without
return.
Round 12-Kilfain led off with left
jab in tho face and put Steve's head
back with q left OH tho neck. Steve
put in two lefts on the face aud hilrain
landed left on chest.
Round l4-They smashed right and
left on body and face at close quarters.
Jake was very nearly gone when tho
gong rang as the pace was little too
rapid for him.
From round fourteen to the nine
teenth kilrain was too weak TO force
matters, O'Donneli boing the aggressor
aud having his opponent almost help
less. In the twentieth round Jake sent
his left twice for face but was easily
stopped, and O'Donnell planted right
swing on the ribs. He kept jsbbing
Kilrain. who attempted to get back,
but without effect.
Round 2l.-Jake's face showed evi-
dent signs OF his punishment, but he
was still game. He led Oft with his left
on the neck. O'Donnell fought him
around the ring. When as close quar-
tors. he pu. his right on the body and
sent his left over on the jaw. kilrain
fell like log to the floor OF the ring.
and although ho managed to get up
within the required sine, the referee,
"Tim" Hurst, stopped the bout a: the
request OF the police. Jake would have
been put out with another punch.
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High School Commencement.

SpeeiG! DtIpa:ct 10 thk iH!GltGenctr.
MoEGASrowS, ". Va, May 6.-The
high school closed very successful
year with beautiful commencement cx-
ercises in the university commencement
hall tonight. There were seven gradu-
a,e.-SIiss Louise Farrow. Miss Edith
Grant, Miss Lillian Jamisou, Mia, Han.
nah Jonos, Miss Winnie Sanders, Miss
Ellen UT aud Miss Daisy Wood. Com
meucement hall was crowded., ann the
girls looked very sweet in becoming
new gowns. Essays on interesting sub.
jccts were read by Miss Grant, Miss
Wood. Miss Jones aud Miss Jamison,
and original rcCita.ions were dilivered
By Miss UT, Miss Farrow and Miss
Sanders. Musical solos were sung by
Paul Mccoy and Miss Zsarly.
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no CALL FOm TROOPS.
Everything Quiet in tho Norfolk S West.
crn Mining Region

Everything Quiet In tho Norfolk h West.
crn Mining Region.
Sp>r'et DJpa.es 70 the in:aligeHe-
CHARLESTON, May 6..-So.hing OF i'm.
portance has been received from Elk
Horn at the state house to-day. This
morning Marshal Garden received word
from one OF his deputies, D. II. IIar.
mon. who is on the ground, that all i,
serene, and no outbreak is feared a,
this time. Adju.ant General Holley is
on the ground. but nothing has been
received IRON him. which is regarded as
a good omen. Business on tho Norfolk
d Western road is practically dead as
far as freight traffic i. concerned. One
local treigh. passes the mining district
n day. and that is usually we'll laden
with provisions ior the strikers. No
attemp. has been made lately TO ship
any Goa! from Pocahon.as.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., May GA bomb was
exploded a. the outset OF tho hearing in
the case, involving tho coustitusionalIty
aud validity OF tho disponSary law thIs
morning, Judge Gof and Judge Simon.
ton being on the bench.
Recently, on the ground tha. the dis.
psusaty law was in violation OF tho
United States Interstate commerce law,
Judge GoE issued an order restraining
the state commissioner aud all the en-.
pIoyes aud officers OF the state from iu.
tsricring in anyway with liquor shipped
into the state from point in another
state while in transit or at the destina.
ton, and even while In the hands OF the
cousig rees.
The state authorities disagreed on the
order and Com missioner Maxson issued
a circular OF instructions to tho consta.
bles ordering them to proceed with the
seizure with the greatest vigilance.
When the court met this morning DR..
Pope, attorney for tn complainants in
the case pending, said:
"Your honor, | am sorry TO interfere.
but your temporary injunction order
ha, been disobeyed in all particulars"
lie then read Commissioner Maxson's
circular letter and handed it TO the
Judge He also read . proper affidavit.
Judge GoE whispered few moments to
Judge Simonton and very sharply said:
"A rule may issue at once against Max
son. the party issuing this order, 10 ap-
pear before me, requiring him TO show
cause why he may not be attached and
punished for contempt OF court"
An affidavit was then presented from
D. II. Gable, alleging that some liquor
he had shipped to him from Augusta,
Ga, had been seized by State Liquor
Constable 4. T. Davis.
Judge Goff-"Let the same rule issue
in this case"
4 similar affidavit was made in regard
TO State Liquor Constable S. G. Laiar
and the same order was issued in his
case.
There were on tho docke. the case
from Sswberry and that from Charles
ton, in which injunction orders had
been issued. There were also aome four
or Eve cases from Charleston on demur-
rsrs. AZ they all involved the same is
sue it was decided to hear ;hcm all to-
rs.her, Judge GOT allowing unlimited
time for argument
Judge Golf ia to render his decision in
the registration cases Wednesday morn
ing. There is no doubt in the mind OF
the public that it will bo against the
state.
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PlrrsBuRdu, May Gall tho men In
tho shanor aud In BIy.he's Big Chiof
mines returned to work to-day at tho
90 cont rate. To-day twenty.eight OF
tho negro miners from tho Mcdonald
applied to tho director OF tho Charters
for transportation to their homes in tho
south. Director Booth refused to aid
them and announced that he would
begin proceedings at once against f. L.
Robbins. the coal operator. Tor import.
Ing pSuper labor. A similar suit was
brought by the late Director Elliot and
he won IL.
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NICARAGUA REBELLION.
The News Not Connrmed ut Washington.
A Significant Aspect.

The News Not Coanrmed at Washington.
A Significant Aspect.
WAsHISaroH, May CDR. Guzuan,
the Nicaraguau minister, had no. been
advised up to o'clock to-day OF the re-
ported revolution in Nicaragua. He
has expected that the sailing OF the
British fleet would havea quietins effect
on public sentiment. This expectation
was strengthened when word came that
Vice Admiral Stephenson fred a salute
to the Nicaraguan flag when it was asain
hoisted over Corinto yesterday.
In other quarters the fact that the
revolution is along the east shore is re-
garded as significant This is the Mos
quito region, in which British influence
has long been dominant and which has
recently been created state under the
name OF Zelaya. One OF the best posted
diplomats from that section says he
considers it inevitable that the Mos
quito natives will rebel and attempt to
restore Chief Clarence to the throne
This would be denial OF NicaraSua's
aovereignty over the new stace Of Ze-
laya, aud. in the judgment OF this
diplomat, Great Britain would support
Hlorarra
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Tho police census OF Buffalo, n. Y,
shows a population OF SS5,70
The Olneyville. r. L, textile strike
has become general and now involves
5000 mon.
After hard fight between tho law
yers for tho prosecution and the defense
in tho trial OF Police Inspector Nc
Laughlin, OF New York, Juror William
p. Durando was dismissed from the
Jury yesterday.
Martinsburg Democrats held pri-
maries last night and nominated for
city council First ward. State Proctor;
Second, Albert Moore; Third, Edward
Gardner; Fourth, John W. Henry;
Fifth, Palmer Caskoy.
The steamship Umbria brought ST.
060.000 gold for account OF tho syndicate
and La Normandie brought S,2l3,000
francs gold in transmit to Cuba. The
steamship Lain will tako out to-day
$4,000 ounces OF silver.
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Special Dby'ti:h TO n: IHtts.gsa=ey
MoEGAsrowy, W. Va, May 6.-Col.
R. E Fas. has notified tho governor
that he can place very nearly the Firs.
rccimentin the field at moment's no.
,ice il the troops should DO needed 70
quell rioters engaged in the coal strike.
The governor ordered him yesterday to
hold h, regiment in rcadinoss for active
service, and he has given orders to Tie
companies commanders. all Of whom
have replied satisfactorily. /, is NOT
probable that they will DO called out,
because no further advice has been re.
ceived from tho governor a. tho head.
quarters hero.
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a Terrible Accident.

:Jecia, Dhpaies 10 nc IH.e'IiGeacr
TERRA ALTA, May. 6-This morning
at II o'clock very serious accident
happened at Hazcners & Compuny's saw
mill. two miles cas-. OF this placc. Mr..
S. S. Cochran, who was helping to truck
logs OH tram road, In jumping OF to
open gate. whio tho engine was in
motion. slipped and fell under and was
run over by two trucks and part OF tho
engine, broaking his right arm in two
places and eight ribs. lie also received
internal injuries. Drs. Daily and Shat.
fer wero summoned and rendered
medical aid. His recovery is doubtful.
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In aIahonlnr and sh.nnnro.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, May 6.-Mahon.
ing and Shenango manufacturers held q
meeting here to-day 10 take action on
the demand for 10 por cen. increase
OF wages made by the men in addition
10 the 10 per cent advance granted last
week. II was unanimously decided not
to grant any further advance in either
valley, as trade conditions would mol.
warrant it. The manufacturers stated
that II the men insisted on their de.
mands all tho furnaces in tho valley
would be closed down indefinitely.
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HARRrspUnG, Pa. May G.-The nom.
bcrs Of tho board OF pardons havc becn
verbally notified tha. tho friends OF
John Bardsley. tho defnulting ex.city
treasurer OF Philadelphia, will soon
mako formal application Tor his par.
don. Tho application, which will prob.
ably bu presented at the noxt meeting
OF tho board, is said to have tho indorao.
mont OF many prominent Philndel.
phians, chief Among whom Ia ox-Magis.
trato Durham. Tho grounds for tho ap.
.plIcation will bo that Bardsloy was
made n criminal by circumstances
rather than by inclination.
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LONDON, May 6.-At tho wool auction
sales to-day l2,723 bales wcro offered, OF
which 1900 were withdrawn. A good
catalogue was offered and bidding was
spirited, especially by German buyers.
pricos are hardening and aro now par.
TALLY tivo per cont over tho opening
rates. American buyers bought several
hundred bales Of Victoria woods ut OK.
tromN fipurea ...sH
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MURDER MYSTERY,
Another Case Mt Minncnpolis-An Opnr-
ninr Ennnh nenn.

Another Case Mt Minncnpolis-An Opnr-
ntor Found DeRd.
M,SSEAroLIs. MiSS, May 6.-Early
this morning two young mon found in
tho gutter tho doad body OF H. W.
Thomas, an operator on the $500 road"
There was n bullot holo in his head.
Thomas last night called on Mrs. +. L.
Williams, n divorcoe. at tho home OF
her father, r. i. Borglund. lio loft,
and soon after shot was fired. Tho
murdered mans valuables wore found
on his porson, thu, precluding tho idea
Of robbery. Mrs. Williams Is n young
woman who ran away 10 Hudson, Wis,
to marry Williams. lIo turned out q
worthless character, and Mrs. Williams
obtained divorce. Williams was ar.
rested carly this morning.