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Carpt tnters' Association.
WHEELING, March Is.

Edl,ora IntellIGencer. M -aIinA
The Carpenters Association Of Wheel
ing, W. Va, held their monthly meeting
in Crangle's Block on Friday evening,
March 12, and / wish to state to the pub.
lie, and for the benefit OF whom 1t may
concern, that the Sunday Nelrs Letter, Of
March Z, omitted the names Of one oil Its
officers and made errors in several Of their
names. They should read as follows:
Grafton A. Beall, NJ. NJ; Charles H.
Fisher, F.; Charles F. Kleyies, s.; Her
man Hess, B.; James Wallace, A.; Frank
Wicard, o. S., and Louis Hartung, l. 5. Z
The Association starts out with forty
two charter members, and Is adding addi-
tional members to the list every week,
with good prospects Of every iourneyman
carpenter in the city joining the good
cause by the first Of April.
1t might be well to say right here that
the Association has adopted the following
resolutions:
WMEaEAs, The contractors and sub.
contractors Of the city having for the past
three years or more, underbil each other
to an alarming degree, thereby compelling
good mechanics, who spent years Of labor
and study TO acquire thorough knowl'
edge OF their branch Of business, who fur
nished their own tools to work for one
dollar aud tiity cents day, and less, not
withstanding the contractors receive {
iair price for their work and material
while a majority OF the journeymen car
pentars are at the mercy Of the contractor
and only have employment on an ayeragy
Of nine months in the year; therefore be i
Resolxd, That the journeymen earpen
tiers Of the city OF Wheeling regard thell
action as unjust and uncalled for, thereby
forcing US 10 form ourselves into an asso
citation for our mutual protection.
Resolred, That We consider the action o
said contractors and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to the welfare and prosperity OF ever,
iourneyman carpenter in the city.
Res0lred, That we consider It but Just
as mechanics, that we do form oursclVe
into such an association, that we may b,
better able TO protect ourselves against th
Teyages OF the abominahle suh.oontrao
system, and sundry other Irregularities
that we may be better able 10 supply th
wants Of those dependent on US 10
support
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CHICAGO.
Furniture llnl.ers strILe.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March l6.-About four
hundred furniture frame makers made
q demand this morning for an advance OF
fifteen per cent in their wages, and 1t be-
ing refused they struck. They claim that
many hundreds more will soon join them,
while the furniture men express the conf.
dence that 1t has no backbone and will
collapse.
Tho Socialists held a meeting tonight,
heard addresses from their leaders on the
Chinese question and adopted ultra reso.
lutions against Chinese immigration. They
formulated petition to City Council 70
quarantine against the Chinese, and
threatened dire things In case they come
To Chicago in any numbers.
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
LORD DERBY TURNS LIBERAL,
English Parliamentary Matters-Trouhle
Between Madagascar and France
Conference Of the Powers to hs
Held at Madrid. ~
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 15.-Lord Derby writes
that he will in future rank himself among
the Liberals.
Lord Harrington, in an address, repels
the charge made by Lord Beacons6eld
that the Liberals are endeavoring to sepa-
rate the colonies from England by apolicy
OF decomposition.
In the House OF Lords, to-day, Lords
oranmore and Brounek, Liberal Conser-
vatives, inquirediwhether it was not the
duty OF the Premier TO take measures 10
stop meetings held with the avowed OBJ
ject Of melting tenants to the non-pay.
ment Of their just debts. Beaconsfeld
said he thought 1t unnecessary to apply
to Parliament for fresh powers, as he un.
derstood the anti.rent demonstrations
were decreasing. The peace preservation
act will shortly expire and new Parlia.
ment will either repeal 1t or, II necessary,
grant fresh powers. His letter to Mari.
borough, as letter from one Lord TO an
other, he said required no explanation.
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Extending the ". & W. Railroad.

EAhEAAAAAB tHo - We AttAtAEohus
Washington, Pa, Reporter.
We learn from gentleman Just return
ed from Waynesbufg, and familiar With
the railroad movement looking towards q
Southern extension, that the people along
the line between Waynesburg and Blacks
vile, Just across the State line, have raised
enough Of money to grade, tie and partial
ly iron the fourteen miles between the
points mentioned. The road will be
finished this summer and operated by the
Washington and Waynesburg Railroad
Company. Parties are actively at work,
at the same time, to extend the Narrow
Gauge to Warrington, on the main line OF
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad. This
distance ot twenty-five miles will enable q
connection to he made with the narrow
gauge road, now In operation from Clarks.
burg TO Weston, 2S miles. A movement
has been entered into by influential par
ties, to push the line soutLwestwardly,
bringing five or six county seats OF West
Virginia in direct communication with the
capital, Charleston, on the Kanawha
river.
The prospects for 90 doing through
Braxton and Clay counties, down the Elk
rlyer, are said q, he very aattenng. The
distahce from Weston to Charleston ID
about eighty miles.
The entire line between Pittsburgh and
Charleston, w. Va, by this route, would
only be about 2ll miles. As at present
travelled the distance Is at least 400 miles,
nr alnnoat tuioa aa far
We are much pleased to learn that the
line between Washington and Waynes.
burgh Is doing Q very good business. The
tonnage Of agricultural products, last year
amounted to over 1900; the total freight
movement being 10000 toms. The earnings
were $4,000 and the expenses SIS, 200
leaving &, 600 for dividend and interest on
THE cost OF the road which 10, for the
ltVenty.eight miles, $4,000,
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. Gus Blum, OF l. Blum
& Bro, returned from the east Yesterday,
where he has been making large pur-
chases for the spring trade.
Miss Belle Caldwell, who left this city
some time ago, and who prepared herself
for missionary labors in Siam at the
Female College, was married at Bangkok,
at the United States Consulate, on the 9th
OF January, to Rev. John N. Culbertson.
Mr.. I. o. Bullock, OF Parkersburg, Is in
the city on short visit TO friends.
Col. +. st. John, OF the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad, Is at the
Stamm.
Major Perry Griffin, western passenger
agent Of the 8. & O., is at the stamm.
Col. ]. II. Pendleton, after protracted
illness, Is again on the streets.
Mrs. Jackson, vile Of Hon. ]. ]. jackson,
Is at the New Mcclure.
Jasper Y. Moore Esq, OF the U. s. Dis.
trict Court, returned from Clarksbury last
night, and Is at the Mcclure.
John Tomlinson, OF the "Pwiky" depot
in this city, has been transferred TO Sup
erintendent Feton's office at Pittsburgh.
Commodore Will Hedrick, of the Secre.
tary OF States Office, came up on the
Andes yesterday, from visit to Charles.
ton.
Miss Birdie Jackson, Of Moundsyille, Is
in the city on visit.
O. ii. Deiters, Grand Reporter OF the
Knights oi Honor, Judge r. H. Cochran,
and Sam Mppett, representatives 10 the
Grand Lodge, left Tor Martinsburv last
night.
J. Caldwell Reed, ESQ.,, Of West
Alexander, Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Reed has Just completed an extended
Western tour.
o.S. Long, Clerk OF the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, is confined to his room by i'll
ness.
BY the steubenville Herdld, Of last even
ing, we learn Of the death OF Miss NJ. j.
Davidson, an estimable lady OF Steuben-
Vile, Ohio. She had not been In good
health for some time past, but was still
able TO attend TO her duties, that OF teach
ing, until . short time before her death,
She attended the funeral OF her brother
last Thursday, alter which she BECAME
seriously ILL., passing away on last Sat.ar-
day evening at her parents residence. She
was an earnest, active Christian. and a
loving and faithful daughter.
The following were the arrivals at The
New Mcclure House yesterday; N. GoT.
Jr, Clarksburg; J. ]. jackson, Parkers,
burg; W. Conard, Pittsburgh; Clinton
Collier, Chicago; w. R. Miller, Baltimore /;
Thomas Marshall, Pittsburgh; ], Becker,
New York; 7. o. Bullock, Parkersburg !;
]. kapp and Arthur Collins, New York /;
!. !. Kenny, Boston; o. ]. Irish, Chica.
g!o,i a. NJ. Lyon, New York; n. 4. Spence,
Cincinnati; John r. Boggess, jasper Y.
Moore and Miss Josie Mccormick, CIarlfs-
burg Mrs. ]. j. Jackson, Parkersbure; y.
0ppenheimer, New York; A. j. gcott,
Pittsburgh; 4. 9. Liggett, W. Va. John
Bruce, New York; Ira O. jerks, Utica, n.
Y, and D. s. Clark, New York,
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DENVER CoL., March 15.-The RpuJli.
cans Alamosa special says: Reliable in
formation Of q late Indian depreciation
has just been received by private letter
dated silverton, COL, March 9th, contain.
ing the following: "We have news Of q
terrible Indian massacre near Blue Noun.
tain. Joe Lacome, Joe Chanes, Pat Kane.
Bill Trinhrom, Dave Stockhsmmer and
several others were killed. There Is great
excitement in Ames Valley" The above
named parties were in the locality OF the
massacre, having gone recently on pros
pective trip, therefore the names OF those
killed are undoubtedly correct,
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S'I''SSET'GESERAL Devens has replied At
= ,Sa 70 the letter Of the committee Of the
Nsasll Phillips Club, OF Boston, thank
aln io' his services in the recent cases
M mn sas United States Supreme Court,
J. .4sa nave resulted in the reatIirmation
~ "I' 0onS'itutionality Of the thirteenth
a. N loo''eenth amendments. He grace
~ :, kkuOvledges his indebtedness for
.l% aee tOthe Hon. William willougL by
Sr SSttladda, and Messrs. Davenport &
asf' g' oil this city, aud says:
I,,, sincerely trust that, as these decls-
ESf.ss ~ an authori,ativeex exposition Of the
s,s% !oice Of the thirteenth and four.
d Nv so,sa ,.smaendments, the colored people oi
Is,.S.pIaIfy will be permitted hereafter
Ss5siUII S5UI 70 enjoy the benefits plainly In
6s;saGy them. In letter from my
R,s. ETIisaed friend. the Hon. Alexander
GSst. t.Saee Of the United States District
d az, tae Western District OF Virginia,
Sa,Ios,, ,'a Inst, after exchanging eongrAt'
iisJiS 4 upon the recent decisions, and
l.Stti,.aa making me for my arguments In
tasss q tho great fundamental doc
9lss.,an!eS nov settled By them, he adds
su Inc tonrIeenth amendment 10 I
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New YoRk, March l5.-A cable dispatch
from Rome to the New York Freeman's
Journal says that yesterday the Pope ap'
proved and named Right Rev. Michael
Heiss, now Bishop'of Lacrosse. Wiscon,
sin, Coadjutator, with the right Of succeed.
ing the Archbishop Of Minnesota, and ap.
proved and named Rev. John A. Waiter.
son, President OF Mount St. Mary's Col.
lege, Emmittsburg, Nd, to be Bishop ol
Columbus, Ohio.
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Ksurusx round Guillr.

SAN FRAScIsco, March 15.-In the police
court to-day, Judge Rex delivered q
lengthy decision in the case Of Dennis
Kearney on the charge OF vulgar and
threatening language, against speckels; he
held the defendant guilty on the ground
that 1t was calculated TO provoke breach
OF the peace. Thesecond charge was that Of
threatening to kill any person who should
plot against bis life. The court held that
L couldn't be considered q crime, az the
circumstances In which the killing would
be justified were recited as qualifying the
threat. The sentence was reserved till to-
mnrFnW
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FOREIGN NOTES.

An unsuccessful attempt was made yes.
terday to haul the steamer Montana of
the rocks. .''-
A special dispatch from Berlin revives
the story Of the retirement Of Prince
Gortschakoff.
The police at Warsaw, Russia, surprising
a meeting OF Socialists captured two civil
engineers, one medical student and thir-
teen artisans.
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Yerdiet in . sInnder sui..

sTEUpESyILLR, o., March 15.-1n the case
Of Thomas Bentford lcoloredl VS.. Ross
Mansfield, q wealthy farmer, in which the
plaintiff claimed. damages in the sum Of
5000, for that the defendant spoke Of
him the alleged slanderous words follow
ing: "He (t6e plaintitF) stole my chickens
and stole my honey" the jury returned Q
verdict for the plaintiff, assessing his
damages at $40. sl ~ t}Igr
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PARKERsnURs.
PolItIcai-The Trial Must
Leave I'm Sixty Days.

Political-TheT Trial OF 0fRichardson-Must
Leave I'm sixty Days. ,,-.
PARkERsBuRd, March 14.-The Green
hackers Of this city have opened the cam
paign with speech from Hon. F. Travel.
lex, OF Michigan. The assemblage Of
Greenbackers upon o short notice was a
very respectable one. ! understand they
intend running candidates for county
offices in this county. @ Fl
! james McWayne was yesterday given
two years in the State .Penitentiary for
burglary. -. -'-..-
The case. OF VIM. Richardson, charged
with manning Robert Murday by biting
off one of Murday's ears, an account OF
which was published at the time, came
up before the Circuit Court and
resulted in a fine OF 1915 against
Richardson. Both parties are well known
throughout the county. and the difficulty
YVES generally deplored as q very unfor-
tunate affair.
A Rockport correspondent OF the Writ
county Mentor says that the Red Men OF
that neighborhood gave q man call on
Boyle Ridge last Thursday night and gave
him orders to leave the county within
sixty days or take thrashing, which is
generally applied by that fraternity with
hickory withes.
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hSeymour trouble has broken out
Ftniht the same old way. On Wednes.
dylSrespOndent dy Of the Washington
Mvdted him at his home in Deerfeld,
iaLtei gazing in undistingu6hed rap
ssEhis ereCtfgure, stately in carriage
ailanbemau Of the forest" bis "won.
S:taay brilliant pair Of eyes," his mobile
h'SA and resolute chin" asked him II
AoOidered a New York candidate nec-
eig ior Democratic success this year.
asHplid at once that he did not, as the
M fofk Democrats would unanimously
AspoE any good man outside the State,
"a H Bayad, Thurman, Hancock or
Alish. As for bis own candidacy, the
ply must let him grow old in his own
ny dgo among the younger men for a
e'atiis but" said tue correspondent,
4 as party insists with anything like
saalaty that you lead Its forces next
,'sae' ! your friends think you will not
y At liberty to Decline" whereupon
s'SovenOr y looked thoughtfully at tho
N and then entered upon rambling
q ss'rst'ASiOu sbout the horror he felt at
:, Prospect Of being ovsrrun by office
:. s''eH' but left on the mind Of his inter
a.saconvictiOn " that he would not "ieel
se's'tytO decline" When this couver.
a'sa vas read in the World newspaper
= = 'Ttly, a dispatch was sent at once to
ss'asId TO know Tit were true, and the
~" -a,s' came that the Governor had no
~. ,,.aesti0u y Of such conversation, and that
= -, WI not allow his name to be pres.
!. ~ y 'saln to the people as q candidate
n S,,!t @s Presidency under any circum.
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Aslient Agrrayation for murder.

Z LOUISVILLE, March l5.-The Courier
Journal, in q special from Montern, Ky,
says: "J. William Wise and NJ. ]. Pear
son quarreled about tobacco sticks at that
place this evening. when the former
crushed the skull Of Pearson with stone,
and that he died within an hour alter
wards. Wise escaped. Pearson leaves q
wife and small children.n
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CHICAGO.
Capture Of Gang orFreight Car Robb,

Capture OF n Gang ofFreight Car Robbers.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 15.-The police
have captured an extensive gang Of rail-
road freight car robbers, whose depreda-
tons within two months have, it is be.
llevsd, amounted to $4,000 or $4,000.
The sufferers have been the Lake Shore,
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific roads. A
large quantity Of plumber has been recoy-
cred. Tom Moore, notorious crook,
heads the gang. Their plan was to rob
the cars while on the track here, under
the pretense Of being employees OF the
raad
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TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
MADAGASCAR,

LONDON, March l5.-Information has
been received Of rupture between France
and Madagascar in consequence Of q mis-
understanding between the French Com
sui and the Government. The consul has
hauled down his flag and appeals to his
government for support.
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. :rgt. GRAFTON, VIVA, March l5.
special Dispatch To- the 1ntelligeneer.e
At the municipal election held here
to-day the following were elected, who
are among our best citizens:
Mayor. D. Cochran.
Councilmen-First ward, F. NJ. Durbiu
and James Flanagan; Second ward, ]. NJ
Rogers. ..aa
School Commissioner-A. J. Nuzum, oi
First ward. ..s g.
Everything passed of quietly.
The election is Democratic victory.
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RUSSIA.

sr. PETERSBURG, March 15.--Two Off
cials OF the Russian embassy at Paris, are
expected to-day with document explain
ing the refusal to extradite Hartman. The
Russian Government Is to be guided:in its
further conduct by the contents Of the pa
nara
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The Governor OF Maryland Yetoes the
anIaauaan license Rifl.

ANNAPOLIS, March l5.-Goyernor Ham.
llton to-day vetoed the bill recently passed
by the Legislature requiring non-rOGi'
dent salesmen to take out licenses before
selling or offering for sale any goods In
the State.
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licans outnumber the white Democrats so
largely they do not defend themselves
and prevent the wrongs II Is alleged they
suffer from.
In reply Busch stated that when It Is
remembered that these white Democrats
are the same people who were engaged In
the rebellion, which It required tho ex.
penditure Of millions OF treasure, the loss
OF hundreds Of thousands Of lives and
over four years of time to subdue; that
whileit is borne in mind that ever since
the collapse OF the war the whites have
kept up their military organization, and
that an army Of them, drilled and trained
fighters, exist to-day. 1t is absurd to ex-
pect the negro, with hoe in his hand, TO
resist these men. The witness admitted
that affairs were qnieter now than In 1874,
when The State was under Republican
rule; that the negroes were persecuted
more then than now, but quiet persecu-
tons, he said, are being carried on which
result in driving away from their parishes
Of representative colored men to much
greater extent than under Republican
rule. tttr. r. Ssh rag - F.ff
Z f LETTER ExPREss BUSINESS. '
The report Of the committee appointed
by the Postmaster General January last,
to examine into the operations and effect
of the letter express business of Wells,
Fargo & Co., has been made public. In
conclusion the committee says: 1t is our
deliberate opinion that the letter express
business OF Wells, Fargo & Co. in all It's
phases Is at variance with both spirit and
letter Of the postal law; that its operations
are calculated to injure and degrade the
postal service, and that the interests and
dignity OF the Postofice Department de. |
mand It's immediate discrimination. We
think, moreover, that the free conveyance
by this company Of the correspondence Of
Of It's banking house, and Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company and Central
Pacific Railroad Company Is gross wrong !
10 the government, and an indefensible |
infraetion of the law. that ought not only |
be at once interdicted, but for which II
there is any legal means for obtaining II |
the department ought to seek indemnity.
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IN societies Of this CITY nave
70 l'sn 81, possible plan OF celebrating
t'Si t..,. .si5 Day tomorrow, in deyoting
s''nsS, s., ,sauited for the usual street
,. ,be Irish famine sufferers
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The Grafton Convention Instruets Tor
the Maine Man.
GRAFTON, W. Va, March 10.
EdItOH IntsllisspOor;
A convention Of ths Republican party
Of this county was held here to-day. A
resolution was passed by the unanimous
vote Of the convention, instructipg the
delegates from this county 10 the State
Convention, TO be held In Wheeling on the
18th Of May, to use oil honorable means
70 select delegates to the Chicago Conyen.
ton who are In favorot Hon. James g,
Blaine for President Of The ga,tsI dates.
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NOT BEHEADED YET,

LONDON, March 15.- Chung How, late
Chinese Ambassador to Russia, was not
beheaded. He ia under sentence OF death,
but 1t is thought probable the sentence
will be commuted.
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-, cams 70 have made mlsIAKe
) r'ii's .I.n, y t |. caught in questionable
~ y. ''s.I, ne best plan for him is to sub
..,,,tnlIy.
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"When Johnny CONES Marching Nome. ,
The Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday
says: Hon. John A. Bingham. Minister to
Japan, tbs reported, will resign and re-
turn home wi ith the Intention OF running
LOT Congress 70 the Eighteenth District.
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The Plnno Mnl.er,, strILe.

New York, March 15.-The lockout Of
the men in the piano factories was begun
to-day. Those in enforced idleness state
that they demand 10 per cent increase in
wages before returning TO work,
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:. ,o,s in Cumberland county, Pa''
~ ;,,rI.y, ,JN on the election called by the
. ssuc.M commi,,ee to instruct the dele
Gs:a' ., !, ,be Chicago Convention for
e. u. ! I. disregard Of the State oOpyen'
y sa'S - q large and enthusiastic Not
y, !, ,.'.Ii., ~ tho inclemeucy Of the
no.t Of the best citizens went
' ',.I, 4. Dol. .ud registered their sent
w. : :, The result in Carlisle was 'i66 Tor
n, 5s md $ against him out Of " possible ie
1,SS0. ~ The balance Of the county is
!. NJ hat lhs same proportion. oug
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.oonty Republicans seem TO Dc
,.sibt Blame
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w, lin, es conclusive the Presl'
Iaillhius Iaiai.,stion that he is not a can
u. NJ 't.,,i,uJe for bis patrioticservices'
ps,s s.,s anu GnaIterable opposition M,9 70
:. = iSEs :..,ioS no Of any President for a tnlFo