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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-16
THE TARIFF,l
Continuance Oflts Consideration by tho
COmmiuee on Ways and Meanx.

Continuance oflts Consideration by tho
.COmmiuee on Ways and Means. 4.
WAsilSaroN. December l5.-The Com
mittee on, Ways and Means to-day CON-
pleted the schedule Of chemical products,
and entered upon the consideration Of
schedule B. relating to eartiienwarc ind
glassware. Several paragraphs Of schedule
A remain open for future consideration,
including glycerine, phosphorus, castor
beans, chromate and bichromate Of potash,
ultrauarine, all preparations Of barks, beans,
berries, gums, ETC., and all medicinal prep
arations known rs essences, ethers. ex-
tracts, mixtures, spirits, and tinctures, Of
which alcohol is component part. Hy-
dratc Of caustic soda, which was passed
over yesterday, WAS fixed ut one cent per
pound, and bone char, used for sugar re-
timing was fixed ut .one.quarter cent per
pound. These arc the rates recommended
by the commission. A motion to fix the
duty on alcoholic perfumery and cologne
water ut 20 per cent, nd vnlorcm, instead OF
Is per cent, as recommended by tue conf
mission, was rejected, and II motion to fix
tho duty on all varnishes at 10, instead Of
50 per cent, ad valorem, was also rejected.
The general press dispatch printed TO-.
dAy reports eichromato Of potash and ul-
traniurinc us having been approved ut four
md five cents per pound respectively This
is iii error. Both these items ure still open
for future consideration. The manufacture
ers Of various grades Of woolen goods, par
ticularly those in:philadelphia, Western
Pennsylvania, West Nirginia and Ohio,
seem 10 be very much dissatisfied with the
wool and woolen schedule, and numerous
letters and protests IRE being received
daily from the manufacturers OF the seyeral
localities named. It is alleged that the
rates recommended by tho commission III
this schedule arc in .thc special interest OF
Now England manufacturers.
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Henry Resumes stone Qunrryiur.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-I leave for
Ohio tonight at hall-past 10 o'clock. 20
to that land where the wicked cease from
troubling and where the concealed report.
er is non csl." The speaker was ex.Nlarshal
Henry. His manner was earnest and en-.
thusiastic He was obviously glad to shake
the dust Of this wicked city from of his
feet. 5'F
"Shall you engage in politics out there?"
mo indeed; (this with hearty emphasis),
l shall devote my attention hereafter to
private pursuits. I have the best stone
quarry in America. l never expect to get
ten miles away from it again as long as /
live: II the good Lord forgives me ior
having deserted it to sail my little boat in
the dirty mill pond OF politics, 1 solemn.
ly promise never to do SO again, 'and with
riage and was whirled oil in the direction
OF the railway station. NJ %.
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WOULDN'T STAY BOUNCED. NJ
GcbhcRrt Again Visits Mrs, I.angtry n n
boston Tlicatcr. 81 ~, IN I'D

BosroS, December .l5-Gebheart eyi.
dept]y wouldn't STAY bounced. & lie was
back again yesterday, got admission TO the
thcater on Il cheap general admission ticket,
in some way cluded the virgilancc OF the
back doorkeeper and got into tue green.
room. Apparently he did not receive
much encouragement from Mrs. Langtry,
however, as he was seen to peer out to see
il the back doorkeeper was about, aud see.
ing TINT he was not, be shot out. as il he
~as fired from catapult and was around
in front Of Me house again. John Stetson's
Iebuke OF the stage doorkecper for admit.
ting him before was SO emphatic that the
Cerbcrus vowed vengeance on Gebheart II
he ever caught him there again, which the
young man evidently feared. -
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
BIG CONFEDERATION At TOLEDO.
10" Estimatsd At Half Million OF Dollars-rhe
Fiasst Baslns" Block In III. CITY AnnlhIia,ed.
An Iron hlll at youngstown burned.
Three Blocks Burutd 1t CfucinuntL

Toledo, December l5.-The Hall block,
Situated at the corner Of St. Clair and ,ei.
ieson, and the finest business block In the
CITY, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The fire was discovered shortly
peiore 3A' NJ, and is supposed to have
originated in the Music Hall, q, room in
the building used for public entertain.
rehts. The building WIS occupied oil
the first floor by numerous jobbing houses,
anu on theupper floors by law and insur.
ance offices; and the Wabash and Ohio Cen.
tsal Railway Companies, art galleries etc.
~. Ing BLOCK was erected in ISL, by the es.
late Of the late James G. Hall, ut cost Of
nearly quarter Of u million Of dollars.
subsequently 1t was transferred to the
CONNECTICUT Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. olEartforl, by whom 1t was owned
wthen destroyed. Thetotal loss will prob.
aoly exceed five hundredtlousand dollars,
with fur proportion OF insurance. Tho
exact amount Is not know.
The ire originated at $50 o'clock this
morning in the second story, The cause is I!
only conjectured. 1t WIS discovered i'm.
mrediately N and was seemingly extinguislled.
twenty minutes later it broke out in the
third and fourth stories, having worked
into the partition. Owing to the great dill.
Guilty ia getting a good pressure OF water
the flames spread rapidly and it was SOON
evident the structure was doomed. Tie
neat was intense, and the efforts Of the
ilre department were directed toward nd.
Joining buildings. By strenuous efforts thew
succeeded in coniining the fire to the block.
Fora atimethe First Congregational Church,
ihe finest in the city, ad Joining the Hall
y, Diock on the north, was in great danger.
The guests in the Body House adjoining,
were awakened, and considerable excite.
ment ensued. At 7 o'clock the flames we're
under control, and no further danger il
anticipated. The losses are very heavy
aha tall principally upon a few whole.
sate t houses. Taylor, Rogers 4 Co.,
wholesale boot, shoe and rub.
Der house, bad q stock worth $500, ,000,
upon which the loss will be over SeOO,OOO;
insured for S2S0,G00. l.. S. Bumgardner,
Wholesale fancy notion house, had stock
o. no OW saved probably $4,000; insured
ior SS2,000; Wood & Acklin, wholesale
srocers, lose their entire stock valued be-
Tween I%I $4,000 to $50 600; insured for $780,
wv: The Ohio Centrals general offices
anu the Wabash local Offices entirely de-
sstGroyed, sG loss estimated tSl5, 900; insurance
$500. The loss Of attorneys, architects,
ana an1d other occupants, will foot up to So
IVY; hall insured. The building cost in
lea S25 900. BY the foreclosure OF Il
mortgage it became tho property Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, rfon whom the loss falls. l: was
insured for $4,000. I, The total loss il
1ee co., total insurance, about S5OO,0O
divided among nearly all the prominent
companies having offices in the city, the
policies ranging from $4,000 down. Ms
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An Unl,Rppy Affair.

sr. PAU, December l5.-The rioncr
1res' Gnceville, MINI, special says:
John Callighan having been on long
spree, was being taken home by his son,
aged II when Marshal Noonan tried to
arrest Callighan when blacksmish inter
tered and the father and son drove away,
During, the row that followed they were
pursued p and four shots were fired at them.
me father was killed instantly and Two
shots penetrating the body ofthe boy caused
!latal injuries. A crowd attracted by he
onscries found the Noonan md Morris
cl!nching and each charging the otlIer
with murder. Both were arrested. T- ;.
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An Old I<leB.

CnlcAdo, December l5.-It is stated here
that Vanderbilt has become the leading
spirit in the scheme recently considered at
hejoint session Of the directors Of the Pitts.
burgh 4 Lake Erie Railway, and Pittsburgh,
Youghiogbeny & McKeesport Railroad to
carry out the proposition OF the directors Of
the Philadelphia 4 Rcading road aud
construct n new South pennsylya.
min line. Twenty millions OF bonds
will be provided for Vanderbilt interests,
and it proposed that tue road will parallel
the Pennsylvania line from Pittsburgh to
Hurrisburg.andm nuke anadditional through
line from New York to Chicago. This is
an old idea worked out on new plan.
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THREE nlocks DESTROYED ny FINE,

CINCINNATI, December 15.-A Hickman,
ny, special says: A fire yesterday destroy
ed three blocks in the business part Of The
town. The loss is 100000, and the in.
snnrance $4,000. The principal losers are
lowell 4 Bro, ]. X. Brown, Central IIotel,
Wilson's Hotel, L. Knoep, w. L. McCulch.
en-, I. E. Case & Co., Will Wilburn, G. 4.
nalcombe,, Plant Bros. 4 Co., N. 7. IIar-
neg, Douglass y Kirby. Alexander & Max
Well, Young 4 Co. and E. r. Gardner. The
ire originated in Wilson's Hotel. ,5'
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GOOD Is also charged with perjury IN iixinl
the crime OH Dement,. George Collins who
was charged with IN assault on her person
by Mrs. Ments, was acquitted. .T1.l
Those who did attend The temperance
meeting Mt the N. T.. Church Thursday
evening were discouraged 10 see how few
were present, and no meeting was appoint.
cd Tor Mrs Reese, who was expected here.
Tho Teachers Association Of Belmont
county will meet here today. At the lore.
noon session the following will DO the pro.
paper-The Social Relation between
Teacher and Pupils, J. S. Bundy, barnes.
vile. Discussion by L. l.. Miller, Belmont.
paper--lIoY to Teach Reading, Miss Alma
BARRETT, Bridgeport. Discussion by G. L.
Gullett, Bridgeport. -
Afternoon session: Miscellaneous bust.
ness. Paper-Composition in our Schools
J.. A. llutchison, Vallonia. Discussion by
?. A.AIcManis, Glencoe. Reading-Word
Method, illustrated with class, Mis-
Emma Gill, Bellaire. Papes-Our Country
Schools, Miss Flora L. Ashenhurst, Blaine.
Discussion by W. d. Robinson, Shields.
The Association will meet promptly at
loA.M., in the High School building.
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EX-SENATOR EATON, OF Connecticut,
father Of the tariff commission bill and
member.elect Of the next House, las
hurried to Washington to say that he is not
Il candidate for Speaker. He prefers to re-
main on the floor and beat a big Bourbon
bass drum--and there will be no man in
the next Congress who can knock more
noise out OF that delicate instrument.
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SENATOR MALONE suys in substance that
Gorham must be Secretary Of the Senate
when the time comes to elect Secretury.
Mr.. Gorham is distasteful to many Re.
pnblicns in and out OF the Senate; and
since it will not be difficult to find another
Republican who can discharge the duties
Of the Office, what is to be gained by trying
to force Mr.. Gorlam through?
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+, Busincsn Failures.

iNEw ioRK, December l5.-The business
failures for the past seven days reported to
Dunn 4 Co. 8 Mercantile Agency number
.0S, compared with 100 Inst week. OF
these the Eastern States had q, Western
60, Southern II, Middle 50, Pacific States
and Territories II, Canada 49, and New
York city II. The failures Of the week
generally arc not SO large in the
amount OF liabilities as Of the previous
week, ... u57 rHI1
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rHE Iron Age is OF opinion that what is
now going on in iron and steel. III rightly
understood will be healthful rather than
injurious to the trude. When the scare
crank was being worked most vigorously
the ISTELLlaEScER ren.ured to say that
there was nothing to start u panic on. In
consequence OF u good deal OF wild talk,
and purity owing to natural causes, the
trade has begun little earlier than usual
TO takea more comprehensive account OF
stock, and this is all there is in the present
''sitnation." 5e -, sa.- IN y #
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Now let the special railroad committee
turn on a..full head Of steam and 10 ahead.
The appropriation is now complete, and
perhaps sufficient. .lfa little more money
be required for professional advice the
manufacturers are understood 10 be will.
ing to furnish it. The problem is not
80 difficult but it can be solved, to the great
advantage OF Wheeling. G-N 10
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JAMES GILMORE,
or StcubenvilIe Finally, Hung nj Dead.
a.. it wood, Dakota,

Or stcubenvtlle Finally Hung nj Dead.
Is. iS wood, Dakota.
DEApwooD. D. IT,, December l5.-James
Gilmore formerly Of steubenville, O., was
hung here to-day. He had been rcspited
four times. -5ts0
Gilmore is only twenty-five yearn cid.
and the crime for which he was executed il
rs follows: In the spring Of 1851 Young
Gilmore aud q Mexican named Ortcz
were working on farm together near
Deadwood, about two years ago when
they quarrelled, which resulted in Gilmore
shooting the Mexican dead with a
revolver, four shots being fired. After
the crime was committed, Gilmore
escaped and travelled around under the as-
suned nnme Of James Layton until the
fall, when he was captured, tried in the
Territorial courts at Deadwood and con.
victed OF murder in the first degree. =
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Nh lIrunELI. seems to havGbeen hiving
the stones thrown at him until he got a
great pile Of them. Now he is letting Mr..
Ferry have them right and left. It is not
generally thought that Mr.. Hubbell will
make the Senate Oh this tide, "a.
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A TALK WITH SENATOR MAuuNg
AbOut tho Virginia Election-Thc sccre

About INC V1rKfn1h Elect IOn-Thc Hccre.
thryship Of tho Senate. s 55@
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Senator Nfa:
hone occupied his seat in the Senate to-day
for the frat Time, this session. lie said to 4
correspondent that the Coalitionists Of Vir.
glnia were pretty well satisfied with the re.
suit Of their campaign, although they
thought they ought to have been given one
more Congressman. They would have Had
another but for the methods adopted by
the Bourbons. For instance, the Senator
nlded, they delayed opening polls in some
instances until II o'clock, and in ,ott.ers
loughs gathered about, firing offpistols and
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WHETHER General Sherman Is or is not
acandidate forthe Presidency, It isn't fair
for our esteemed contemporaries to palm of
the damaged "cut" Of a decayed prize
tighter rs II portrait Of the brilliant and &C.
ty,Rplished soldier. 4
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CAUGHT rnoM 4 SrrI,,rn.

s1nEvErorr, La, December l5.-The
steamboat Kate Kinney took fire in the
bayou at the ferry landing to-day. The
boat and cargo are total loss. The boat
was valued at $50, ,00O; insured for SlO,O00
IN Cincinnati companies. i,
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james Bowser, one Of the trustees Of
Lebanon Cemetery, made affidavit charg-
ing Dr.. William I. Forbes, demons.rator
Of anatomy Of Jefferson College, md bis
assistants, Dn. Lehman and Denham, with
conspiracy to dcsecrate graves in Lebanon
Cemetery: =" -. - 1@ s7n1
Drs. Forbes and Lehman were held in
5000 bail each to answer the charge Of
completely in tho robbery OF graves in
Lebanon Cemetery.
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OOE esteemed contemporary, Mr.. Murat
llAls,ead, won't retire before he looks un.
der lhe bed to see II there is 4 Mississippi
river job there. Mr.. llalstead has the most
talented Imagination in America
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MH. VASDEnBILr thinks ''corncn'' arc
injurious to the public interests, and Mr..
'ionld doesn't. There have been other
great questions on which these great men
have not agreed
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DAMAGED ny FIRE.

CINCINNATI, December ia Youngs-
town, Ohio, special says: The mill OF Arms,
bell 4 Co., was partially destroyed by fire
last night. The loss is $4,000, which Is
covered by Insurance. Arms, Bell eco.
&c Nf'NNo, nueo,
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DIED..

,s15 sT15oMLlSsoN1om Friday v. Corning Daca,,,,.. "
hsr Mr ASS ~ 1oSr rsos IL se 7e,I ye,r !o
NJ unef" "..n the residence OF her daughter,
is "a q" r. Fink, No. ITO South Penn A.recl. this
t.-s:urdsy) afternoon a, o'clock Friends Of Tho
family arc respectfully Invited to attend ln,tr,
mont q, Greenwood Cemetery. 53.!a 'tdff
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making other riotous demonstrations, 30
TINT timid voie,s were scared away and did

I''aI l'illu Folels were scared away ana did
not vote.
Tho correspondent asked II II was true,
as reported, that Senator Malone and
Senator.elect Rddlcberger would demand
ol the Republicans the election Of Mr..
Gorham US Secretary OF the Senate. ~
have heard nothing OF such report" 70.
piled Senator Malone. II hive never
hal my conversation will, Captain Rid.
dleberger on the subject; nor have mon.
toned the subject 10 any Senator here. !
will say to you that ! cannot abondon a
friend or change my. preferences In mo.
ment. As l undestand It, Gorham Is now
the nominee Of tho Republican party for
tho Secretaryship. You know what a
friend he has been to us In Virginia, md
In tho whole Sontl. lie has been better
posted and more active than almost any
other man, aud, Of course, we arc grateful
to him; but the selection OF secretary ii
Il long way oil. It's time enough to jump
when we reach the fence"
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Fun in the Wrong I'lnce.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-The follow.
ing bill was received today from face
tious individual in New York by the Gar
field Board Of Audit. 1t comes too late,
however, to receive attention, but has been
filed among the papers in the First Comp
troller's office:
Garfield Board Of Audit. to Jonathan snGc, DIR,
To anxiety caused by the Presidents III.
ness .;.-.. ...........sl,4 ,4t0 00
ro no extra ezra papers pufehaked ...:...........- 20
" co
To diversion OF mind by the affair, 500 90,
~, less 10 per cent; ;......;... 30 90
To seventeen opinions uttered us to the
Presidents II 90
20 0O
81 h7t IN
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Tux calls for another letter of declination
from Senator Davis become louder and
more furious. viii the Senator kindly
"lake his pen in hand for 10 indite?n.
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IIos. JonS ". MASON Is suggested Us
worthy Of The Republican vote for Senator,
That Ia all true about Mr. Mason, o E.,.

'fonAy Is the one hundred and ninth
anniversary ofthe Boston '"rea Party"-an
early American move in favor Of home
protection.
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WirE's lips, eto. were blue; pulseless: !:
SSyn,s Ssyrns ct ternna g, cured her, 7. 8. Ebert :.
0ou'a ohlcago' ILL., ,-'st ,.r:.'ne'
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IN CONGRESS.
STILL HARPlNa ON CIVIL SERVICE
Ia The ssnats-Froyrew Aads In the Iouse-Th,
AAa That Looks Like Butlsr-Ths Army Ap
proprlatlon Bill-Ill.s On the Star
IA Route Thlsves-Capltal Notes, =

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December l5.-Thc senat.
labored with the civil service problem to
day without reaching vote on any Of III,
amendments. Senator Voorhees, will SPEAK
Tomorrow in opposition 10 the bill.
The postoillce appropriation bill was do
ba'ed generally, and not specifically, all
Of today in the House. Tomorrow the
bill will be considered in detail. The DRIFT
ol the debate thus fur indicates the reduc.
ton OF letter postage.
A MAN THAT LOOKS LIKE BuTLEl.
Dr. james McLain, of the Second Mis-.
souri, District, was sworn in as member
Of the House to-day. There was no con.
test rs to his election TO succeed Represent.
atiye Allen, deceased, but the Secreta.
ry Of State refused to give him a
certificate for some technical and trivial
reason. DR.. Mclain looks somewhat like
General Butler In the tace, though Of more
portly 1ralne. Hc is quite rich. having nc.
n fortune from patent medicine
and jars.
TIE ARMY HILL.
The army appropriation bill is now being
prepared by the subcommittee having it
charge. The most important point under
consideration is proposition 10 increase
the army from $4,000 to 10000 men. 1t is
urged with force that If the army is thus
Increased it will be able to protect the
frontier.
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CONSUMPTION is the deathoi man md the
liz Of trade. "a
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y was then that Mr.. Potter arose and
said; we have listened to the gentlemen
on the other side for eight weeks, when
they denounced the members upon this
side with violent and offensive language.
we listened to them gently and heard
them through, and now, sir, this side shull
be heard, let the econseouences be what they
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HUNTINGTON.

Misses Jennie Munson and Tim Sage
came home to spend the holidays.
Dr. Lees home was gladdened last week
by four days visit from his father, who
was very favorably impressed with Hun
tington and the surrounding country.
Miss Ida Eglin and Whit. Clark came
home to spend Christmas.
John Laninger is sick with pneumonia,
but is recovering. His brother, Love, re.
ceived slight cut on the hand with an AK,
and 81. BURY cut his knee with an AK. He
is little lame, but is improving.
Miss Ada Clark goes back to school next
week. Miss Maggie and Ed. Smith also
go to school in Hardin County, at Ada.
Miss Lizzie Biddlecome, OF Mexico, N.
Y, who has spent several months with
relatives here, was called home by intelli.
gence of an accident to her father, and
started Christmas Day.
Home Mission at A. J. Burrell's, Dec.
9th. VENI VDI.