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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-07
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Goodbye To All
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-07
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June s.-Both
senator Allison, chairman OF the ap-
proprlatIons committee OF the senate,
and Mr. Cannon. chairman OF the np-
uruprlatIons committee Of the house.
agreed tonight that the situation I'm
dlca,cd a annl adjournment on We'd
nesday. Tho house agreed To the final
conference on the postofiice Opproprla-
ton bill to-day, and the senate passed
the general deficiency bill as 1t came
from The house. This leaves but four
Of the great supply bills stlli In Issue
ths District OF Columbia. the Indian,
The naval and the sundry civil bills.
Although neither house has yet act
ed on the report the conferces on the
naval bill have agrcCA on a report
which II Is thought WILL prove ac-
ceptabls to both houses. 1t compro-
mlses the question OF the number Of
blttleshipS, by authorizing three in-
stesd uf four, as the bill passed the
house. and two as il passed the senate.
Tho question Of the maximum cn"' nt
armnr plate. fiXed by the house at SI25
per ton. and by the senate at $3.50 per
ton. Is postponed until the next session
Of Congress,
In the sundry civil blu the public
building Items are still the bone Of
contention and IN the District OF Co
lumbla and the Indian bills the Ques-
tlon OF sec;arian charities and sectar-
ian schools respectively are the only
items OF issue. The leaders OF both
houses expect an adjustment Of these
contruYerted questions In time for an
adjournment ou Wednesday.
The fact that the Republicans OF the
house have insisted upon taking up a
contested election case in the closing
hours NJ Congress has irritnted the
Democrats and they may force the ma
jorlty 10 furnish their own quorum to
unsaat another Democrat. As the Re-
publlcans have not a quorum ot their
own in the city this furnishes the main
cause for alarm so far as the house is
concerned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
BER1Ee SEA TROUBLES.

The Convention 10 he Proclaimed by
President Cleveland and Queen Victoria
NEW YORK, June S.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says. Presi-
dent Cleveland and the queen Of Great
Britain will officially proclaim within
few days the Bering sea convention
which their respective governments
have entered into. The senate has made
public the text OF the treaty. It pro-
vilcs for the appointment OF n joint
commission 10 ascertain the amount OF
damages sustained BY the owners OF the
BerinE sealing vessels seized In BerlnS
sea by United States revenue cutters be-
fore they had authority to do so under
the terms OF the mOdus vlvendi, or the
approved decision OF the Paris arbitra-
tlon tribunal.
No definite selection has yet been
made, so far rs can BE- learned OF the
United States representative on the
commission. II Is thought Prof. d. II.
Dali, nn expert In seal life, who Is con-
ncCtcd with the national museum here,
has about the best chance OF securing
the place. 1t Is not believed Great Bri-
tain will be far behind the President In
making It's selection. as II is the desire Of
both governments TO get the matter set
tied ns soon as possible.
The long preamble OF the convention
rccltcs the facts Of the treaty OF 1892 and
the failure Of the tribunal Of arbitration
provided for II TO satisfactorily settle all
matters In dispute. and specifies for ad-
dltiunnl British sealing vessels which
have claims against the United States.
The convention proper provides that
all claims arising under the treaty OF
1892 and the award and findings OF the
tribunal Of the arbitration shall be re-
fcrrsd to two commissioners, one np-
pointed by Great Britain and the other
by the United states. These commits
sIoners are TO meet IN Victoria, B, c. II
either 50 requests they shall also sit In
San Francisco, Cal. Decisions reached
by the commissioners In each claim
shall be accepted by the two govern
ments as final. They are given authorl-
ty to examine under oath every question
Of fact not found by the tribunal OF arbI-
tration and shall have such powers to
procure or enforce testimony as may
hereafter be provided by legislation.
II in any case the commissioners fail to
agree the differences shall be referred
for final adjustment to an umpire to be
appointed by the two governments
Jointly, or In case OF disagreement, to
he nominated by the president of the
Swiss confederation.
The amount awarded 10 Great Britain
under the convention Is To be paid by the
United States within six months after
the award Is made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

ST. LOUIS, June S.-Niany OF the DEL
cgutcs to the Republican convention
will be QuartGred In their sleeping cars
in tine st. Louis terminal yards. The
association has space for 200 sleeping
cars, and they viii be so placed as TO
afford their OCCUPANTS no trouble In
reaching them. Already space has been
reserved for li9 cars
Among the organizations who have
secured such accommodations are the
following: The Cook county Republl-
can club. Of Chicago. will occupy ten
cars: the Marquette club, OF Chicago.
will have a special train Of ten cars, the
Young Mems Blaine club. Of Cincinnati,
aud the Cincinnati Lincoln club VIII oc-
cupy % cars. The Republican club OF
Minneapolis viii occupy 10 cars In the
same locality, and the TippecanOe club
Of Cleveland will have ten sleepers and
two special cars, the Burlington road
VIII have six special trains with ihe
sleeping cars, which VIII be stored In
their own yards here. They Will be oc-
cupied by the Golden Gate club OF Call
fornia. Kansas City Mckinley club. the
delegation OF St Joe Republicans and n
special party from Minneapolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
IEAvEs OF ABSENCE REVOKED.
House Determined to Preserve a 0uorHn
TO Effect Early Adjournment.

WASHINGTON. D. C., June Sin
order to guard against the failure OF a
quorum In the closing hours u the ses-
sim the house to-day revoked all
leaves Of absence and ordered the SCR
E.ant-at-nrms 10 telegraph absentee1
10 raturn forthwith The Anal confer
eucs report IN the postOilice appro-
nrIatinn bill was agreed TO. This left
but four appropriation bills stu In con-
ference. The compromise relative to
the old settlers claims In the Indian BILL
was also agreed tn. leaving only the
srrtaFtan school question In this bill
0pen. Bills and joint resolutions were
passed, calling on the secretary OF the
treasury for Information as to the steps
taken to procure 4 settlement uf the
disputed question Of the liability Of
Virginia or West Virginia for S5l0. 900 OF
bonds In which the Indian funds are
invested: for the establishment OF a
site for the erection ~ a penltcntinry at
For. Leaveuworth, Kansas; for u sclen-
tinc Investigation OF the fur seal fish
cries: to amend the act for the pro-
lection Of the salmon ilsherlcs;tO amend
the laws relating TO American scumen
and 10 facilitate the rcnrganizati1n or
the Northern Pacific Railroad Conn
pany. Just before the session closed.
after ono unsuccessful attempt the
house decided 20 take up the consider
au)n Of the Aldrich-underwpod con-
tested election cage from the Ninth AL
ALBANIA district. Instead Of ADJOURN
ing the house tonight again took re-
ccsH until tomorrow In order to render
the special order OF Friday stlll opera
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June S.-What shall
be done with the colored delegates and
alteruatcs 10 the national Republican
convention, Is question which Is pug
zlinE the members OF the national com
inittye, who have arrived In the city
and the business mems league which
secured the convention to 81. Louis as
we'll. Every hotel and boarding house
and cafe came out hattooted to-day and
declared that II would entertain no
negro az n guest or customer. Money
is no object. Threats Of prosecution
have had no effect, and from tlle pres
cnt outlook It would seem that unless
tents are secured the cOlorcd men VIII
have 70 go hungry and unhoused'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
SPANISH CoLoRIHG.
Censorship Nows From Cuba All Points
One Way.

Censorship News From yuma Ai FoihtA
One Way.
HAVANA. June S.-Thc insurgents
In the province OF PInar del Rio have
destroyed three railroad bridges. An
tonic Maceo Is actually at Balcstina, on
the south coast OF Plnar del Rio.
Acosta, the lnsurgcnt leader has burn
ed several tobacco houses and grain
warehouse at PalominO. Havana pro-
vince.
At Gabriel, the insurgents In retreat
Ing, burned twenty-elght houses and
not fifteen as at first reported.
Th, local guerrilla force Of Colona,
province OF NatanZas, has had a sklr-
mlsh with an InSurEcnt band at AnEos-
tura. Several Of the enemy were Killed.
During the course Of several recent
skirmIshes. the insurgents lost eight
killed.
Trustworthy advlces from tho pro-
vince of Pinar del Rio says there has
been serious conflict among tlSa coll
orcd and white insurgents serving un-
der MaceU. during which twenty men
on either side are said TO have been
Killed. and many more are reported to
have been wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
COMPETITIVE DRILL
or Cadet CorPS-ComPany WlnS-Doo'
IamatIon Contest Last Night.

or Cadet Corps-Company A Wlns-Doe-
IamatIOn Contest Last Night.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
MoRGANTOWN, w. Va, June s.7
Rain fell all day at intervals, which
made 1t a duh one for the commence
ment season. Nothing at all was done
in the morning. This afternoon the
company competitive drill was given
on the campus before good crowd,
considering the threatening appearance
of the clouds. The drill WAS splendldlY
executed by both companies. The cap
tain OF A company is Z. NJ. Pearcy and
OF B company w. r. D. Standiford.
There IS always an exciting rivalry be-
tween the two for the honor OF carrying
the colors, which IS the object of this
contest. The Judges were DR.. j. W.
Hartlgan, Captain Macker Babb, OF the
West virginia National Guard, and
Colonel Clarence l. Smith. The COM
panles drilled with about equal accu-
racy, but B showed up best in attend
ance. The colors, however, were given
to company A.
the regents prize took place in cons
mencement hall before a large crowd.
II was an exceptionally interesting con-
test, The declaimers were F. L. Bow
man, OF Masontown, Pa, subject, The
Unknown Speaker" L. S. Hendrickson,
OF Grant county, young Men OF Amer
ica;" C. E. Martin, OF Berkeley county,
"The Painter Of Seville;" L. A. Yeager,
OF Pocahontns county, Graves eulogy
on Grady" The prize will be awarded
tomorrow.
At the close, W. S. DenenbauEh, vim
nor NJ tho rer,anfs' Drfze for the best
essay on "The Effect OF Cuban Inde-
pendence upon Spain, Cuba and the
United States" read his essay. The
programme was interpreted with
music by Guenther's orchestra, OF
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

ST. LOUIS, June S.--The gavel which
win be used by the permanent chairman
OF the Republican national convention
was received at the headquarters OF the
local committee to-day. 1t viii be pre-
sented 20 the chairman by Senator Bar-
ry, one Of the Illinois delegates The
gavel Is an excellent piece OF wood cary
ing done by W. II. Bartels, Of Carthage,
Ills, who ls reported one OF the most
artistic carycr5 In the country, Mr.. Bar
tells selected the wnod-a hickory log
taken from the log cabin occupied by
President Lincoln at New Salem. llls
In 1892. There are panels on either side
which nrc filed In with suitably In
srrlhed mates OF gold and sllver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
,WALLING'S WOES.
Has Hard Day of Ii on the Wit.
ness Stand.
SOME DAMAGING TESTIMONY

by ChIsf of Police DeItsch stricken Out
by the Court, but that Of Mayor Cald'
well Allowed to Stand, which Does Not
Differ Essentially from that Excluded.
The Defendant Makes Many Damaging
Admissions while TestlryInE - AdmItH
that Jackson Told Him lie MRnt to
Make Away with Pearl Rryan - The
Coils Tightening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

WASHINGTON, D. C., June S.-The
Washington correspondents special train
TO and from the Republican national
convention pulled nu; OF the Pennsyl-
vanll railroad station her at $3.50 O'Clock
tbis afternoon for 81. Louis, where II
viii arrive nt 7;l0 O'Clock tomorrow
evening. The train is a handsomely
equipped one. rendered TO the cores
ponients by Mr.. Frank Thomson, first
yirc president, In behalf OF the Penn
sylyanla nliF0nd company. Aboard u
were representatives or many OF the
leading newspapers ~ the United states
,rho viii form an advance guard OF the
army of newspaper men to arrive In
81 Louis towards the latter part Of the
week. The train Will go to St. Louis
by way OF Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Col
umbus. Indianapolis and the Yandalia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
WHERE is THE MONEY!
ObcrIlNIrm, the Drowned Man, Said to
Have Had $500 on His PsrsOn.

OberrnIsm, the Drowned Man, Said to
Have Had $500 on Ills PsraOn.
Something new developed in the
drowning case of Henry oberhalcm last
night which created some excitement
about town. II appears that the de-
ceased had said that he had $500 In his
pocket and was going to buy Ben
wood saloon. He told thls story TO his
slster-ln-law, who after his death, look
ed for the money found on his body. a
man named w. a. Hnilman searched
the body and turned over between two
and three dollars and n gold watch 70
the relatives. The sistsr-ln-law inform
ed the police that she suspected Hall
man uf having kept the rest OF the mon
ey The chief found Hallman at the
Mcclure house and took him to head
quarters, where he was searched. He
only had about four dollars with him
and gave Il straight story. He was held
until about O'Clock this morning when
Captain Bennett released him, satisfied
that he had not taken any OF the money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
CoRpErT ANp TRE "NAR1NEn

VIII BOX Four Rounds at San FrRmCISco.
This will Determine whether or Not
CorbrIt Has DrGCMCrHtrd.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno S.--Thc ar
rangcmcnts for the four-round 90 be-
tween James ]. Corhctt. champion
heavyweight Of the world and Tom
SharlScy, OF local fame. were concIud-
ed to-day. II Sharkcy should put up a
better fight during the four rounds
than Corbctt he will be entitled tn the
decision. In other words, the decision
will bG on tho merits NJ the contest.
Shlrkcy viii not b. entitled TO n draw
II Curbctt fails TO knock him out The
decision viii hc LETT entirely with the
referee. or course " Curhutt a. knocked
out. Sharkcy will be- entitled To the de-
cisiOn. The only way h, can obtain a
draw IL 10 make equally az good a tiEht
ng his opponent The date ~ th1 fight
win, IN all probability. be June q. Al
though COrhctt does not claim that h.
viii put out the Marine" IN the spoCl-
fled time, he says that he viii admin
istor l terrific beating Ia him lie says
the real reason FOR his accepting the
proposition Is his desire 10 prove To his
friends that the stories OF hla legcn-
Grafton are out or Joint. Ills decision to
met Shnrkcy win pbstp his trip to
Europe three weeks. lie was to start
east on Turally To-day he wiz cable
W. A. BRADY, his manager the reason
for hII remaining over
Sharkry Ia confident. lie says he will
put up all he has ON lslJ ability to stay
out the four rounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
WORLDS FAIR MEDALS
Received by the UnIversIty for Fire Clay
and Limestone Display.

Received by the University for Fire Clay
and Limestone Display.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
:. ,MoRGANToWN, June S.-Prof. S. B.
Brown received to-day two handsome
medals and diplomas from the Worlds
Columbian Exposition. These were
granted to the university through him
for best display Of fro clay and lime
stone The state refused TO make any
appropriation for this work and that
two medals have been received ig due
to the energy and learning Of Professor
Brown, who collected them.
The fire clay comes from Preston
county and received the award for its
value In all metallurgtcal operations
where high temperatures are employed
and n highly refracting material is de-
manded The limestone comes from
Greenbrier and Jefferson counties.
Professor Brown also sent some iron
but 1t did not receive an award.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
1N nARYYEss EIGHT HOURS.
A Violent Electrical aud Thunder storm
Visits Springfield, Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, juno S.-For
three hours last night, this city was
swept by one OF the most violent cleo
trlcal and thunder storms thnt ever
occurred in this section OF Illinois.
MANY thousands OF dollars damage re-
sritSd, In many cnsts the first floors OF
residences were flooded with several tsrt
orI noIicn electrical systems were
knocked out for eight hours. ana the
civ lpft In darkness most Of the night
several alarms or nrc added to the ter
ror OF the situation.
l.r,oIIshed telegraph and telephone
gwitcbboards were scOrchcd and other
J"mngc done. Thousands Of sparrows
cover the ground, having been drowned
Iy III, delugc The Sangamon river has
,i.rn ave feet and is ftill advancing
Thcrc has been great damage In the
l0WlandE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
NEW PROFESSORS
Elected Yesterday by the Board of
Regents of the University.
NO CHANGES IN THE FACULTY,

The school OF chemistry and Physics Sep
aruted-PrOE Hodges, an AiumnuI'
Elected TO tho Chair OF PhySIss-The
Company Cadet tDrIII-DsoIamHtlon Con-
test for the Regents Prize-UniVsrSity
Receives Two Worlds COIumb ian Expo
ritlon Medals for the Best Display of
Fire Clay and Limestone, all of which
was Owing to the Efforts of Prof
Brown, who Made the Collection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
HANNA LEAVES TODAY

For ST. IouIs-There will be 80 Brass
Band or StrrRmcrS.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. June S.--Mr, NJ,
A. Hanna. the manager OF Major Nc
Kinley's canvass for the presidency,
will start for st. Louis tomorrow after
noon In n special train over the Zig
Four road. He will be accompanied By
u fow friends, and the trip will be made
us quietly as possible.
Mr.. Hanna says there will be no b"Hss
bands nor streamers on his train, as he
is avarsG to making a demonstration.
Major Mckinley will,remain at Canton
during the convention. and viii receive
the news over private wire connected
with Mr.. Hanna's headquarters in st.
IOuls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
or Young English Woman Making u
TOur Around the World.

TOHr Around the World.
SAN FRANCISCO. June s-Thc re-
mains of Miss Mayne worrell, the
young English woman who died sud
denly at the Pnlncc hotel on Saturday.
Ar" SIN at the undertaking parlOfa
awaiting some word or order from her
family or relatives In England concern
!HE their disposition. Al present moth
irg II known Of the young woman aside
from her name and address. The nys-
terry surrounding tho young woman ana
tho object which prompted her 70 make
trip around the world unattended by
any friend or chapcrOn has not bron
explained by any Information her nc-
uunIntaucc4 among the steamers pas
srngcra arc able to furnish. nnd the
Hut0DFy has added more mystery 10 IN"
case.
Tho post norton examination upscts
thu theory that she died from heart
disonE-. Dr. whitney was cnll'h IN at
tendance upon the young woman q
few mlnutra before Rho died and found
hor In n ppngm. The symptoms MAJ
Gated heart trouble. an1 after h'f u,atn
lJr Whitney expressed the Wow tnht
lrlrt trouble was the cnus" "i hrr
lumiR"
Dr. Nathnn found In performing tho
pulopgy that the heart and all other
0rgaHg woro IN n healthy condition,
nud tho result shows cOncluslycly that
death was not cnuFe1 by any orEahio
dig,leo. The stomach wan remover ana
.,tv Ic gubuitted to n chemical rNiin-
Irll.nu with View % dct"rmlnluE
whether death resulted from ppis3nln"
LONDON. Juno s-chcgtcr ,l.,l...,.i; EooGG". e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
BELMoNT DEMOCRATS
WnI Hold Their Convention Rt ST. clHirs
willie this Morning.

WnI Hold Their Convention At st. clHirs'
willie this Morning.
The Democrats OF Belmont county
will have a hot time at st. ClairsvilIe
to-day, where they hold a county con-
vention to select delegates to the state
convention. The Brice men are In the
snddIe and unless there is too big row
about 1t, solid Bricc delegation VIII
be sent to the state convention. Then
they will quarrel about the delegates
to the congressional convention and the
silver Democrats are liable TO pull out
Some OF them have been doing this fire.
Qucntly and the light vote they muster
ed with the great hue and cry they
made has discouraged them.
Martins Ferry Democrats VIII De Wcll
represented Mt the convention. II Is
said there will be two sets OF delegates.
The free silver men claim they WILL be
In control