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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-23

CLEVELAND, May 22.-Bishop Gilmor,
Of the Catholic church, in his sermon, yes
terday, denounced the women's branch OF
the Irish Land League, on the ground that
it tended to make politicians of women,
thereby destroying their modesty and that
Characteristic reticcnce and delicacy which
constitutes the chief charm OF their sex.
When woman tried 70 play tho part OF man
she unsexcd herself. He was decidedly
opposed 10 al agitations by women,
and denounced the women's rights move.
ment in strong terms. In the afternoon
the ladies' branch OF tue Land League
met and went for the bishops scalp. They
declared he was Scotchman; that he had
no country, as it was sold to England; that
he liked them rs Catholics, but hated them
us Irish, and that Scotchman could have
no sympathy for the cause Of the down
trodden Irish. They declared their love OF
country was not less binding than their ad-
herence to the Roman Catholic church,
and they proposed to maintain their or.
ganization and to do all in their power for
the Irish Land League, despite the dctation
OF any Scotciiman, whatever his ccciesias-
tical position. Neither Bishop Gilmor nor
any body else would intimidatc them,
either by pulpit dcnunciation or eccle-
siasical thunder. s.s5
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Failure Of n l,u>in, W..

yd,;S' n9sIoS' Mass, May @2.-The Pacific
National ~ bank, which suspended some some
months ago and resumed but a w few ,Sosl.s soI.s
snes' sri., stopped payment today and 1 vii
n'Ha up us business It's directors voted
10 ! 60 into Liquidation and have applied s1t for
n tFscelver, The suspension is due aI ion lacI 'J
S' canss. Business; since resumption the T public
out'aenfs pt aen EVA was not great enough to war.
"Tf Tka s''y mfSS dealings with tho concern.
., o., the bank wns tho maturing Of s5oo ooS
VI VI saturday, which the bank was unnbl,
W,p 10 pay and which went to protest. ITS Il i
;hSSsSod IN iI1 90. tha, all dcpostors viii be paid
viii jI1s'; H., GU iiat the original stockholders
S;m.t, WI, nave M their investment Of S2,OOO, ,OO(
:Mlpeu out The Central National bank i
M,Saons y tho creditors Of the Pacific bank Il
Lns IS amount OF 100000, but the Contra
tS;, H. Already assessed its stockholders /,
o,bsr & rA'en., Saa,., It is believed that losses
small. ?S,!S y . eo'i'l.'s''.ise "aE'a,ls' !
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The stritlins CouI Miners.

CUMBERLAND, MD., May 22.-At con-
ference between President Mayer, Of the
Consolidation coal company, and COM
mlttec OF miners belonging to the COM
pany, Mayer informed the committee
that he would give them few more days
to make up their minds whether to accent
what the company offers, and in case OF
their refusing to so to work, he had re-
solved to introduce other labor in few
days. 1t isthought that the executive COM
mttee OF the Knights Of Labor twill hold M.
other meeting to take into reconsideration this
matter, who will report in few days their
decision. It looks MS il there would be a
determination on the part OF the miners to
50 to work in 4 few days rather than see
imported labor brought here.
PrrrsBuEGH, May 2o.-The coal situation
presents no new features, both sides re.
manning firm. The latest importation OF
colorcd labor went to work this morning
quietly at Laurel.hill mines. The miners
officials say that il the struggle continues
they will certainly be backed bv all the h.
Dor organizations in the State, us the cues
ton Is now rapidly narrowing down to Il
question OF union or no union. On the
other hand the operators assert that the
river mines cannot help matters by coming
out and they doubt whether they will take
that stand. -'Fl t.E-f 7.ss -,g,l - T'I'""-r
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New YoRK, May GA bill will soon be
introduced in the New York Assembly, tor
protecting the holders OF corporate securi-
ties. 1t provides that railroad companies
Incorporated in this State, and those lav-
lug Offices in this State for registry and
transfer, shall publish on or before the 10th
OF each month the statements OF their ap-
proximate gross earnings and expenses for
the month preceding. The statement
shall also include ihcamount OF bonds, stock
and other Indebtedness then outstanding;
the mileage on which earnings have been
madeand othersources from which receipts
accrued. The auditor or other proper ac-
counting officer shall verify the statement
under oath. ~ n.
Certain bears predict that Louisville and
Nashville will 80 to $50 and q financier,
identified with the road, says that lie will
take the capital stock OF the company at
that figure. Application will soon be
made to list Mexican National bonds.
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GLADSTONE DEFEATED
IN ONE OF. THE PROPOSED MEASURES
To Appease the Irish People and Restore Order and
Harmony on the Green f,fe-rhs Jews IN
y Ruals-The Gar, FsArlag 4 Slhlilst rlot,
n Postponcx Ills Coronation for a Year. y

BERLIN, May 22.-The Berliner 7agtbla,
states that the German embassy Mt St,
Petersburg has been warned that tho Ger.
man Grown Prince, Frederick William,
will run great danger II he attends tho
coronation Of tho Gar at Moscow, rs there
has been discovered conspiracy against
the Gar and bis guests. as&
LONDON, May GA dispatch from Tilsit
states that at council OF the Russian I'M.
perial family at the Peterhof palace It was
decided, because OF the receipt Of alarming
information touching the projects Of the
Nihilists, to defer the coronation Of tho
Car for one year. "0t.-% @5.
ST. PErEnsnvRe, May 2o.-A fire in the
Jewish quarter Of Kovno destroyed one
hundred houses; damage 100000 roublcs.
BERLIN, May 22.-Negotiations between
Prussia and the Vatican have advanced
rapidly in the last few days There is every
hope OF a satisfactory settlement by the
middle OF June. bismarck Is still great
invalid. 4
ALEXANDRIA, Eoyrr, May 22.-Two more
British gunboats and two great men Of war
have arrived. ttla95. .a.5 ~
DUBLIN, May oo22.-Cardiual McCabe has
received 4 number OF threatening letters.
lie is guarded by the police.
CoSsTASrlSorLE, MAY oo22.-The Turkish
minister OF foreign allairs, in the name Of
tho Sultan, has demanded that the British
and French ambassadors recall their
s1uadrons from Alexandria, on the ground
that order is now restored. - d.
LONDON, May 2222.-In the Commons Mr.,
Gladstone stated that he had seen the reso.
luton OF the Irish judges, against suppress
ion Of trial by Jury, but he was bound to
say that tho Government had carefully
considered the matter and the repression
bill contains its deliberate conclusion.
He then moved the second reading
OF the Arrears bill. The House
was very crowded when he made his
motion. Mr.. Gladstone said that it is i'm
possible to compel people to borrow, there
fore the money must be supplied by the
Government and must be gift. He stated
that there are 5S5,000 tenants in Ireland
paying under the valuation and OF these
zoo, 900 arc excluded from the benefits OF
the land act by being in arrears. This, he
said, must be remedied. Hcadmitted that
the proposal was extraordinary, but SO was
the state ofIreland. se'fs ,-9fl d.
The bill was rejected by vote Of 200
nays to l40 ayes.
Gladstone said that in view OF the op-
position it was hopeless to proceed. Ad-
jourued.
The police are guarding the residences
ofall the ministers.
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ST. Louis, May, 22.-In Arkansas the
wheat is looking extremely well. Some
fields, sown early, have already been har.
vested, showing a very good yield The
standing wheat fields are looking very fine.
A few chinch bugs have appeared, but
have done no damage. No other insects
and no rust arc reported in the wheat, and
the acreage is 80 to 10 per cent larger than
last season. The acreage OF corn is about
the same rs 1851. Owing to the recent cold
weather corn is backward, but bids fair to
DO well with warm weather. Oats are
looking well, and will be harvested about
June .. The fruit prospects nre very prom
Using. i'iI-.T
In Texas harvest is now progressing The
wheat is Of good quality and the yield will
be about the average. The area sown was
fully fifty per cent greater than that sown
previous years The army worms appeared
early, but have done no damage TO the
wheat. No chinch bugs but some red rust,
which has caused no injury, and which is
being beaten of by rains. The acreage Of
corn and oats is largely increased. The
corn looks well. 1t is now iron, knee to
waist high. The oats harvest is now in
progress in the central and southern por-
lons OF the State. The yield of oats is ex-
pected to be from GO to 100 bushels to the
acre. a reliable correspondent estimates
the oats crop Of Texas this year at fully six
teen million bushels. N.'
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CAPITAL FACTS AND GOSSIP.

WAsntNGToS, May 22-Gencral Brady,
ex-Assistant postmaster.Genernl, to-day
gave $4,000 bail under Il new indictment
for Star Route frauds. n.
Ex.Secretary Hunt, United States Min.
lister to St. Petersburg. will sail for Europe
on Wednesday.
a number OF persons engaged in selling
Louisiana and Havana lottery tickets have
been sent to Jail. - -
jas. S. Rutan was confirmed, to-day, rs
y. S. marshal for the Western district OF
Pennsylvania. 2 5s5zS ~ &
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day re-
ceived conscience contribution OF S2,7S7,
in mn envelope, postmarked "St. Joseph,
J, II. Spyhax, colored, announces him.
sell as II candidate for Congressman. at
Large in Virginia, against Wise, the Ma.
hone candidate. -
The Postmaster.gcneral informed tile
llouse, yesterday, that fourtll.cl,,ss matter
(ncrc!andise) is carried Mt Il great loss to
the Government. si...l I, z
The Postmaster. General has left for a
brief visit to his home in Wisconsin. While
West he will make arrangements for put.
ting on fast mail train from Chicago
West. sa :
Ex.Secretary kirkwood writes to his
friends that the people Of his district seem
determined not to take MOTOR an answer,
SO that he will probably be member oi
the next House. ~ g7aI,
| Mrs. Garfield has sent check for $500 tr
the building fund OF the Memorial
Christian Chnrcl,, and pledged IN nd.
ditional $500 II needed. The church will
be built this summer at n cost Of $40, 600
and the congregation hope to hold Thanks.
giving services in it.
The statement that the Treasury depart
ment has offered reward OF $4,000 fol
information about the stolen one thousant
dollar bond plate is untrue. The suspen
| sion OF the sentence Of Doyle and the rear
rest Of Brockway and Smith is regarded n!
i intended to secure that information. ,l
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Greene County. I'n,, Notes.

stecill 10 the lntcllseACcr.
wArSEsmT, Pa, May 2?2.-Majol
Wise is home from Congress, and is busy
kissing the babies and interviewing the
Iea, papas Of this Congressional district.
The primary elections will be held on next
Saturday. and the indications arc that
Wise viii be badly showed under in the
district. Wes,mQrcland and Fayette coun.
ties have combined against him, and all is
no, smooth in little Greene, ns James
Tryhower, a prominent young lawyer oI
,hh place, is in the field for Congressional
hoaors, md has quite following.
The engineers OF the South PENNSYLVANIA
railroad from Harrisburg TO Wheeling are
still locating the road in this county, but
nothing new MS 10 the enterprise has been
developed.
A considerable amount Of building is
going on here Mt the present time, and u
great many persons have been purchasing
town lots with view to building.
Wheat and srlss III this county never
lookeI better or presented better prospects
for an abundant crop. A larger acreage OF
corn than usual has been planted this
year There will be IN average fruit crop
in this section, excepting peaches.
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rhc Dancing observation-disclosures, Notes


SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 22.-The case OF
Elder Donaldson, Of Pennsylvania, who
appealed to the Assembly from the action
Of his Synod and Presbytery, for suspend
ing him from the Church on account Of
dancing Mt the home Of friend, Is before
the judicial committee, and some efforts
will be made to get report upon 1t rs
an embodiment OF the sentiment OF the
Assembly on the subject. There are many
delegates, however, who are opposed to
taking the case up, on the ground that the
sentiment OF the church on this subject is
well understood, and that further discus
sions are likely to do more harm than
good. J..r n
The moderator read the following tele.
grams, sent to other church congresses
in accordance with the order OF the Assem-
bly,: .H 5E
10 the General Assembly OF the Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church: Our hearts
respond TO your hearts, Grace and peace
be to all. On behalf OF the general assem-
bly,. ~"
10 the General Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South: Brethren,
we hail you with Christian joy, and bid
you God.spccd. ~ 7-.,
To the General Assembly OF the prcsby-
terian Church South: Fathers and brctll-
rem, we send you our hearty salutation."
See l. Peter IT, ei--, 81
The following telegram was read from
Saratoga Springs, n. Y: a@
To the Moderator OF the General Assem-
bly, at Springfield, Illinois: We congratu.
late the assembly on its wise choice Of a
moderator, and ourselves on its choice OF
tho place OF the next meeting.
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One Mans strike Grows scrious.

PlrrsnuRGu, May e2.-On Saturday,
George Weber, q fireman, employed in the
Sligo Iron Works, struck, because he alleged
he did not get wages enough He saws
that he was only to work ten hours day,
yet the firm required him to labor thirteen
hours day. AS he was only paid for ten
hours, work, he asked to be paid ior the
three hours extra. The proprietors refused
his request, and Mr.. Weber and commit.
tee Of three OF the Knights OF Labor waited
on them. The proprietors refused to grant
an advance, and the fircmcn coal heayers
and laborers stopped work this morning
The number OF men who struck will reach
about one hundred, and ii the matter is not
compromised all departments OF the mill
will be Off tomorrow. "
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The james t;mnE In rexnS.

DALLAS, TEXAS, May % a correspond
ent has it from unquestionable authority
that Frank James and several OF his most
devoted confederates are now in Texas,
with their headquarters ut Dallas and a
point OF rendezvous not many miles from
the city. Eight members OF .pinkcrton's
detective force are now located In North
Texas Tor the especial purpose Of capturing
Frank and his friends. They have stolen
several horses and much other valuable
property recently,under official and owner
ship cosnizance, hoping to entrap the much
desired game but thus far without success.
However, the parties are spotted aud with.
in thirty days tho public can look. out ior
something sensational from North Texas.
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Qhe qntdlig&ttffaEs: =
49,. =. -, yo.. rs and - i'oHrtesnthstrcet.
VT0r riudcbtcd to Col. l'eyton, Clerk o.
s,uouse Of Delegates, for n copy oi tho
,.',nnl Of the House, and also for the
.~' .. and thc Code rs far as printed. Tho
SI +. making GOOD time with his work.
ST.. rlprtion III Siartinsburg.

o,.IJ plg&,Ch 10 the lntell'schCc.'
W,uIS,urpe, W. VA, May @-An
.,o%,joo IOr mayor mud five councilmcn for
.T, .lj. sjty Wan held to-day. Mayor Logan
.as, .,,. ,ee,ec,el by .I33 majority. No politi.
vi sI' ;s.nes were involved. Upon local divis.
;... -; ,ho new eouncilmcn arc with the
T.,or Vs., y. S. FiChelOerger, editor OF the
;,"I S"!,,m,a, vas defeated for councilman.
TSa T r,yor elect is one OF the editors OF the
,sI,nni1t. Only about two'thirds Of the
.o,si M xo,.oi The corporation was cast. An
s' S,..,Jmep. to the city charter was defeat
=, The present Inv requires citizens to
,,nrp,'v s ray all taxes before voting; the
amendment provided for the prepayment
OF capns.ion tax cnly.
D, + B. lIamill, dentist, died suddenly
hi, evening, aged iiity.sevcn. years. He
va, prominently identified with this COM
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RIVER NEWS.
Movements OF stcnmbont1 and Gossip on

Movements Of Steamboats, and Gossip on
~ the Lcvec. 5, e
The stockdalc is due down today for Gin.
cinnati. 81 45.5 - T.. ALI
Business on the lcvee yesterday was de.
The Barnard passed up yesterday with a
tow OF ehpties. y y
The Emma Graham will pass up to-dsy
from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh. n Z
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet 0
inches and stationary. The late rains will,
no doubt, send the river up again. =
The Dlurnal left for Parkersburg at the
usual hour yesterday morning. The local
packets arrived and departed as usual. I'd
Proposals for. furnishing timber for the con.
struction OF the Davis Island dam have been
opened by Colonel W. I. Merrill, at Cincin.
natl. and the contract will be awarded next
week. NEiS2. q = 7--.s- alf 81.
The pilots OF the Q. W. Bachelor report a
break just below Tiltonyille, near Capt. Tom
Moores place, supposed to be sunken barge
OF coal, and pilots are advised TO be on the
lookout for 1t. q ~ -
Capt: J.. J. Bright, OF the Point Pleasant
Dock Co has re-,nodeled little towboat that
| N'th6 hhS NStA AVl kbc company,
who are vigorously at work on The new rail.
roal bridge at that place. s.t=s, 5:555Ia !
The Andes arrived at 400 yesterday after.
noon. with tho pilgrims TO Cincinnati. A
number OF passengers got OF! and took the p.
W. & Ky. train tor Pittsburgh. Besides hav
Ing large passenger trip. the Andes brought
up big load Of freight. She leaves for Cin.
cinnati at p. n. today. ". 81 ll55sT
The Kanawha river received two more Graf
into active service last week. Capt. Poston
oi the Staye Company, brought the Maud s.
formerly the Pres Ellison, into the river, wher,
she will be engaged In towing his stave ant
tic boats. The Vigo WAS inspected found al
rn,sht, aud went to work towing for Captain
Orcut. 4 & i s. ~. l., =
pirrsbuRou, May oo.-River 8 feet incl
and stationary: Weather raihy and warm
y SrEunESvltLE, May % River I feet / incl
and rising. Weather rainy and warm. 5It-- N
OH CRY. PA, Mny oa.-RiyerI 3 feet an,
falling. Weather damp and cooler. I:
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rExSsYLvAxlA roL1rIcs.
Tom harsf,nff Declines to run with tho
EfANTta' Cameron Mnchine. 'HftnE'


PtrrsnuRon, May 2o.-1n m interview,
this morning, lion. Thomas NJ. Marshall
through his son, stated that he had decid.
ed to decline the Republican nomination
Tor Congressman.at.Laryc. Flo refused to
say whether he would or would not accept
an independent nomination II rendered.
His declination Of this regular nomination
is definite and conclusive. His letter is
not yet prepared. Rl
PnlLApFLrllIA, May oo.-The Times
says that NIarshall's letter declining the
nomination will be racy and pungcnt and
will leave no doubt in tho public mind as
to his present political status. He heartily
sympathizes with the Independents in
their bolt against tho boss system. He is
as implacable in his hostility to tho
present Senator Cameron rs he was in his
hostility to the elder Cameron more than
twenty years ago. a a.,
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To Prevent Corner. In wheat,

Sr. LOUIS, May 22.-By viva voce vote
the Board OF Trade, to-day, with scarcely a
dissenting voice, adopted the following new
rule which is designed to prevent corners
on contracts for grain for future delivery:
"'rhe tender OF a higher grade OF the same
kind Of grain than the one contracted for
shall be deemed sufficient and MI contracts
for future delivery OF wheat made on and
after June ], 1852, unless otherwise specially
agreed by the contracting parties, shall be
understood rs for No. wheat, OF either
spring or winter variety, and tender OF
No. 2 or higher grade OF winter wheat
shall be deemed sufficient tender in iul.
lillmcnt OF such contracts" This is the rule
proposed about ten days ago. rs,
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ALL SORTS OF NEWS.

The national executive committee OF the
Greenback Labor party will meet at st.
Louis to-day. ..,.{z 4
Raphael Dartomli, an Italian peanut
vendor OF Pittsburgh, is the victim OF
confidence game to the tune OF $1,000.
4 postal card threatening the assassina.
ton Of the President by Fenians, unless he
recalls Lowell, was dropped in the New
York City postotlice yesterday. .'',
Base ball games yesterday: AtChicaco-
Chicago, y; Detroit,2 At Philadelphia
Philadelphia, G; Athletic, 5. At New
Iork-Aletropolitan, Is; Allegheny, 5. A:
Worcester Worcester, s; Providence, 3.
Miss Zoe Watkins, the beautiful young
lady Of Denver, Col, who mysteriousiy dis.
appeared, wilhelm St. Louis, is still missing.
Her friends offer large reward for her re.
covery. 1t is believed that she has been
abducted. ,o...I-. IT. n
The Attorney General Of Massachusetts,
has prohibited Osgood l. Co., the noted
Boston publishers, from further printing
and circulating Whitman's "Leayes O
Grass" on the ground OF its obscenity.
The firm have complied. =
A lady in New York city, Mrs. Geo.
tromm, has just given birth to a boy,
weighing only ten ounces. Mother and
baby are doing well. In August, 1879,
she gave birth to n boy weighing eleven
ounces. .l r. 2. Z II,
A dispatch from the City Of Mexico says:
Five men who attempted to destroy n
bridge on the Mexican Central railroad on
Friday last, were caught, yesterday, by the
government and Immediately shot.
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LONDON, May oo22.-The Marx Lane En-
Pres in a review OF the British grain trade
OF the past week says: "Vegetation has
made very little progress. The spring crops
want rain. Trade in the nature OF wheat
is dull and languid; flour weaker,
but other articles not changed;
foreign brcadstuds difficult OF sale, but
quotably unaltered; -four easier; weeks
supply at London very small; maize very
languid; oats quiet and steady.
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PIrrsDuRou, May % 22.-There has been
another scandal uncarthed. among the Off.
cials OF the Allegheny City home, n nest
hole for naughtiness hereabouts. at four
o'clock this morning the chief engineer,
George Tomlinson, was discovered in the
sleeping apartment OF one OF the attendants,
distinguished ior her beautiful face and
form. q When Tomlinson was discovered in
the room be made desperate fight with
several OF the officers, knocking them
down, and injnring one seriously. He was
bounced out OF the building, and his part.
ner in guilt was suspended for an investi.
cation. Il 5 f S !, = Sc f,sa q ~ 'lG &
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AaSnultins Non.ljnIon Mon.

CLEVELAND, May 22-Andrcw Harkson
and another man, this evening tiercely as.
saulted two non.union mouldcrs, named
Dennis Regan ard Christopher Wick, en-.
ploycd in Meyer, Osborn 4 Co.'S stove
foundry. Regan &Vicks were going home
from work; they stepped into saloon Mt
the West End visduct to buy cigurs, and
while paving for them HARRISON aud the
unknown man rushed in and attacked
them with a billy and their fists. During
the fight the men got out on the sidewalk,
and while there HARRISON fired n revolver
Mt Regan, but without hitting him. The
assaiants thereupon broke through the
crowd which had collected and fled. Both
were afterward captured. :