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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19

SOMEBODY has been runaging through
old Statutes and dug tip a question for the
Cabinet. In 1886 it was enacted that the
bureaus in the State, War, Treasury, Navy
and Postotlice Departments, aud in the
General Land Office shall be open for the
transaction OF the public business at least
eight hours day from October 1st to April
lst, and at least ten hours day from April
LIST to October lst, Sundays and legal holi-
raysexcepted. A Government clerkship will
be stripped OF half its charm il this law
shall beenforced. ..M.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,
Canton, China, Visited by a Terribl.

canton, China, Visited by u Terrible
Conii"gr"tion-lIouses Destroy cd.
lloSc KoSo, December ls,-A grea. fire
occurred at Canton Oh November 7th and
Sth. Many houses were destroyed and
many lives were,lost, including many tire
men burned to death. The viceroy visited
the scene wltha body Of soldiers to prevent
robberies and a fierce fight between the
citizens, and he was himself placed in
danger Of life, his party being jammed in
narrow streets. The fires consumed ench
day about 200 houses. Five lives we're lost.
Prince keyng's death is hourly expected.
Many Chinese troops continue encamped
about the capital. ,l!,.Y 5.'y y.a..pEl,I'',-T.
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IndustflHl Notes.

The Cumberland Steel Works have been
leased to Pittsburgh parties. They will
take possession aad commence operations
with the new year. The mill will not be
run full at the start, but the capacity will
be increased II trade will justify. Tie les.
sees have m option on the works, and will
buy II they succeed in establishing good
trade. l2 80 ''
The last miners strike In the Pittsburgh
district cost the association SCI, ,730. in I'd.
dition 10 outside contributions, The As.
sociation is still in debt 81, 900.
Jonathan Allison has four coke ovena in
breast on the line OF the Charters ruilroad
In Washingtonscounty, Pa. It's Il new
enterprise ior that section. S
The miners OF Western Pennsylvania
have appointed Angus: Simmer, Peter
Daugherty aud Abram Binders COM
mittee to prepare amendments to old laws
and get up new actsto be submitted 10 the
next State Legislature. ll3;s
The sale of the 5000 acre coal field in
tho vicinity OF Fredericktowu, rs miles up
the Aonongnhela river, to Flenniken 4 Co.,
on years option is likely to prove no sale,
rs the, purcllasera have made no moye
towards paying for It, although the year
will soon be up,
The Kanawha and Coal River railroad,
which is 10 extend up Davis creek, iron,
Bette Furnace, on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio,
four miles below Charleston, VIVA, to
the head OF that creek and then across to
the mouth Of Briar creek Of Coal river, viii
most probably becompleted this year some inue
is miles 10 the Eayis.Briar creeks divide,
~ \ large force is nov st work upon It
under the direction .otppgipcer q. \. Me-
Dermott.i rhis road will bring iron orc
and coal to Bette PurnRcs from the lands
of the Black. Band Iron and Goal Co, It
will reach Goal river about where the good
coal beds are accessible. Z. U l'2 gf ~ ~
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
THE BELL RINGS OUT CLEARLY
Aad II VIII Sooa Be Tlme for the Chimes 10
Tisckls-Wut vlrslnia PostmaAtsrshlp-T
House Csabls 10 Agree About ths Christ.
' mAs Turkey Sptss-capllai Notes.

From Our Special Correspondent. N
WASHINGTON, December lS.-Mr. David
Bell, Of Wheeling, Is here on still hunt
for the snccessorship Of Postmaster ster.
ling. Mr.. Bell has brought with him quite
a number Of recommendations from citi.
zens Of Wheeling and elsewhere. As yet
tho Postoilice Department has not begun
to consider the Wheeling or Parkersbusg
and It is doubtful whether
anything will be done in either case dur.
Ing the present week.
Adam Kerr was today commissioned
postmaster at Hall, W. Va,
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IRON AND STEEL.

Statement Of the Imports
nnd Exports for The Past Nine Months.
WASHINGTON, December lS.-Hon. Jo-
seph Nimmo, Jr., Chief Of the Bureau Of
has issued a statement OF the
imports into and the exports from the
United States for the nine months which
ended on the 30th OF September. From
this statement has been compiled the fol-
lowing table, which shows the quantities OF
Of the leading articles OF iron and steel i'm
ported into the United States from all
countries in the first nine months OF 1882,
and the increase or decrease as compared
with the corresponding period in 1851:
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Fire Record.

MlsNEArol4s, AlSs., December ls.-A
fire in the Barton block, this morning, IN.
jnred the building $4,000; insured, Also
I. 7. Harnnm, trunks, $500, insured for
Ai,400; Demon 4 Ross, printers, So2OOO,
insured for sl7, 1000; Clark I Co., commis.
sion, 5000. insured; Swedish Publishing
Company, .Sl4, 900, insured for &, ,OOO: j.
ionach, lithogmpher. S7,h0l, insured for
$1,000; ]. OscaE; sl5,o0o' iusuredI Grove, ,
\ BROOKS, cigars, $4,000. Total about
1000; insured Tor SO 1000. 5S
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a Slghtlcsx Dcmon'x ncctl.

Prrrsnund4, December lS.-About 10
O'clock yesterday morning On old blind
man, named Bennett, who lives in frame
shAa:y 1t Mckeesport, tried to murder bis
vile, and; almost cut Off her legs with
large butcher knife. lie thcnatteppted 10
ppt lis throat, but tho injured woman
spstchel the knife from his hand. DR..
Walker, the County Physician, sewed up
Ms. Renpett's wound, and when the OH
ces went, TO arrest BENNETT, his vile pro.
tested against them taking him away.-J ] Teal.
ousy is the cause assigned for the attempt.
cd murder. ~. s77if-. tiEt,. ~ ,7'stEi
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4 HAST Furnnccmcn in cou,,c,,.

& PirrsnuRon, December ls.-A prelimi.
nary meeting of the blast furnacemen OF
Pittsburgh and surrounding districts, called
for the purpose Of considering the adyisa-
bllity Of forming Mutual Protective
Association was held here This afternoon.
Al! districts We're represented, and after
fully discussing the project, it was decided
TO call another meeting on the eth inst,
to complete the organization. -
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A Fatal Boiler Exnloniou.

C!SclSSAr1, December lS.-This after.
noon about 8 o'clock = boiler burst al the
Globe rolling mill, No. Alb West Front
street, with the following serious G fleet /:
Thomas Mallap, instantly killed; Lou Har.
grave, fatally injured, and the following
seriously hurt: Dennis l.. Abbey. John
Costello, james and John Ryan. Louisa
Hargrave, j.. Kelly, jas. Buchanan and
several unknown men. II. 5o1-'"''"- '''A' ~
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The lSrElllGENcER presents its compli-
ments on this crisp December morning to
the Democrats Of the Seventeenth Ohio
district, and hopes they will nominate their
strongest and best man. That is what we
hope the Republicans will do-let US have
battle Of the giants. There isn't much
glory in toppling over a pigmy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19

NEw ioRK, December ls-.Herr John
Most, the German agitator, lately lmpris-
oned in England, landed this morning
from the steamer Wisconsin, and was met
at the pier by the representatives Of local
Revolutionary Clubs, Socialists and men,
bers Of the International Workingmen's
Association, The party went 10 Staten
Island. Tonight Herr Most addressed q
mass meeting at the Cooper institute,
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Gll RIhTMAH,t
1852.
1889.

Excnrsion Rnies Tor the Christma. Hail..
dnys-Tn and from all S.atious on Tho
Lincs Operated by The Pennsylvania
Company. 'E2@l 81 SO ;7Hr o. tTaf5i''.
In accordance with its time.honored ems.
tom the Pennsylvania Company sends ",
Christmas greeting to its patrons and tic rem.
eral public, with thcinformation that chean
excursion tickets will bc sold to and from ali
stations on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-.
road, on December ED, Esd, Path, o5tG, e0th,
3oth and 3lst, 1885, and January lst.s slsss
All tickets good for return, passage until
January Sd, 1888. The rates will be made
exceedingly low. a!fording every Body an op.
lR, R,oItunity 70 spend the holidays among relu-
large cities and other points Of interest on tbe
lines controlled by, the Pennsylvania Com.
pany ata very moderate expense.
Agents OF the company will chcerfully fur.
nish time tables OF trains. rates OF lure, and
all desired Information upon application.
15,23.3O
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Now HERE is nice state OF affairs. Tom
Ochiltree Is reported to have said that
President Arthur invited him into his
Cabinet, and Gath is the reporter. Could
anything be more remote than this double.
hinged rumor to this startling effect?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19

SUPPOSE our Democratic brethren
over the river make up a. purse
to deiray the candidates campaign expen.
ses; that might induce somebody to apply
for the nomination. The cost doth give
them pullse, Hu IN'.,..
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TnE Rev. GEo. II. TnAYEn, OF Bourbon
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife ows u'. M,
lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure." = 80
:, ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appctita
Yellowskin? shiloh's vitalizer is positive
,WHy WILL you cough when shilol's Cure
VII y, giye immediate relief. Price 10 ots., 90
sRnoH's CAIAREn REMEDy-a positive cure
ior Catarrh, Diphthcria ind Canker Mouth.
ooid gy y. bocGing, agent, under Odd Eel.
Lows Hall, and by r. H. List, 1910 Min
6LreSt y. GAN tlr1. '..lg - go, -
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s IF Mrs. Lydia E. pinkhan, has not really
discovered the E2irir Via, which the ancient
sesles sna sSasa1 ss her ned
cine seems, a leusl, NSely to command an
%asns' fatufa Il s rspiS progress sinsa psc :Hs
cess furnish aay Ses!s for q correct Judgment,
Nh, PjuEbam Is d mQst Promising compei.
tor for sueh hoAorable distinction asf the
alchsn:'ais R|!|M y achieve Sswftw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19

l'KRllAls the Democratic party can think
Of oi:-ome,hing else It doesn't. want and can
demand with as much resl.iaced energy as
II did civilseryice reform and tariff reform.
There isn't any time TO lose.
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"HAckxErAck," a lasting and fragrant ne,.

,."HAckMErAck," lasting and fragrant per.
SiiILou's Cunx WILL Immediately rel;avo
Group Whooping cough and Bronchitis"tt -
For DYsrfrslA and, Liver Complaint. Won
have o printed guarantee on every bottle of
shiloh's VAalizer. 1t never-tuils to cure. =
A NASAL INJECTOR free wi III each bottle NJ
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents, " I
Sold BY y. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall: and by RH. List, 1910 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19

A MEMBER OF philanthropic women Of
Wheeling who have shown their charita-
bic disposition and their fitness for the
work, are earnestly considering plans for y
more extended organization. The main
idea, rs We understand it. contemplates m
organisation Of women for charitable pur-
poses to embrace the whole city, the Geld Of
labor TO be subdivided into wards orsmaller
territory under the supervision Of COM
mlttecs. The proposition does not pro-
reed on the assumption that other women
are not nj work caring for the needy. but
on the well.founded theory that In union
hhers is strength. Assuming that given
smonnt Of aims will be distributed In
Wheeling thia winter, the practical ques-
ton is, How shall this be made to do the
most good? How shall one hundred cents
worth OF eomfort ior the deserving poor be
got out Of every dollar contributed? Else
where it has been found that general and
thorough organization is the nearest ap-
proach to solution Of the problem. The
committees inquire aud report to the cen,
tras organization. Each case is OF record
and Is treated on it's merits. So iar ~ the
organization is concerned there is no over:
tapping Of charities, and therefore tho
minimum Of waste. Without organization
there is danger Of the more forward getting
more than is really needed; the timid,
shrinking poor very much leas. Through
well conducted general society there is
more evenness Of distribution. md there
lore more satisfactory work. The good
women who are nursing the germ Of this
benevolent thought deserve hearty cpconr.
agement; and pas.icularly they should have
the. cordial cooperation of other women
whose hearts melt With pity for the poor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19
THE DETENTION UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Political parties must always necessarily
exist under Republican form Of Govern.
ment, and when public employment de-
pends to any considerable extent on party
success those in Office will naturally be de-
sirous Of keeping the party to which they
belong in power. The statute VIC are now
considering does not interfere with this an
parent end. Congress will succeed we'll
il It prevents those in power from requiring
help; for such purposes as condition oi
continued employment. In. our opinion
the statute under which the petitioner was
convicted is constitutional. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-19
A CIVIL SERVICE CASE.
NEWTON MARTIN CURTIS FREE.
Ths Celebrated Auessmeni Case, From New rsrA
fitr. Decided by the Ssprtms touft 'Yetttrday.
The Bench Dseldes The Law oa With
N He Vas Convicted Uaeouatltutioaal.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., December 18th,
decision rendered by the Supreme Cour
OF the United States to-day in the case o
Newton Martin Curtis, brought for n peti
ton for habeas corpus, Curtis, the petition
ed, IN employe Of the United States, was
indicted in the Circuit Court, for the soutl
district Of New York and convicted unde
the act Of August 18th, 1876, prohibiting
officers and employees Of the United States
not appointed BY the President, with tht
advice and consent Of the Senate, from re.
questing, giving to or, receiving from any
other officer or employe OF the Government
any money or property or other thing Of
value for political purposes. Upon hi
conviction he was sentenced to pay fine
and stand committed until payment was
made under this sentence. iIe was taken
into custody Of the marshal. On his appli.
cation writ was Issued by one OF the
justices Of this court in vacation, return.
ablc here ut the present term to INQUIRE
into the validity Of his detention. The i'm.
portant question presented on the writ so
issued is, whether the act under which
conviction was had Is constitutional.
OPINION OF TIE COURT. AZ
The opinion Of tho Court was read by
Chief Justice Waite. It holds that the act
is not one to prohibit all contributions OF
money or property for such purposes. II
simply forbids their receiving from or giy.
ing 10 each other. Beyond this no restric.
tons withstand any OF the political mi.
yileges. The evidence Of Congress in all
this class Of enactments has been to pro-
mote officials and integrity in the
discharge OF official duties and
maintain a proper discipline in
public service. Clearly such a purpose is
within the just scope OF Legislative power,
and it IS easy to see why the act now under
consideration does not come fairly within
the legitimate means to such an end. Man.
ayers Of political campaigns, not in the enl.
ploy Of the United States are Just as free
now to call on those in office for money
10 be used for political purposes as
ever they were, and those in Office
can contribute as literally US they
please, provided their payments are not
made TO any prohibited officers or en-
ployes. II persons iii public employ may
be called on by those in authority to CON
tribute from their personal income 10 the
expenses Of political campaigns, and re.
fusal may lead to putting good men out Of
Office liberal payments may be made
beyond for keeping poor ones in; so too
q part Of the compensation received
for public service must be contributed for
political purposes. 1t is easy to sec that an
increase OF compensation may be required
to provide means to make contributions,
and that in this way the Government
itself may be made to furnish indirectly
money to deiray the expenses Of
keeping a political party in power that
happens to have for time to be in control
Of public patronage. iH::3lI5 -, :
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~ = : :
Lost Their EIeDllnnt

ClSolSSATI, O., December lS.-Kiraliy's
"Aropna the World" Combination was on
tho east bound tram, Their elephant
"Hamboo", WINS killed; but as far as known
the other members OF the company wholly
escaped. Il 35 "a 4 II Il a So ~
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pRlvArE DAIZELL seems 10 have cut loose
from the Republican party. It might be
that he would appreciate compliment
from the Belalre convention.
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Che Q,tteuiqet1R9r:: { :
oaice. Nos. w aud " Fourteenth stre,i,
REPUBLICAN, unily-Republican victory.
CONGRESS can't make up Its honorable
mind whether It will make holiday Of
workingdays or work through tho holidays.
BEfonE the election John Kelly was
cieclioneering for Cleveland, but now he
i.n',. The Boss fears Tillen In the wood

SLOW nIo was Alexander, pa, that people
raN him greatf" Great in peace, great in
politics, great in rugged Eastern Ohio
hIiuOF
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THE EXCHANGES,
A Favorable Report Indicating Improve
mcnt Throughout the Country.

BosroS, December 1s.-The following,
from the Post, shows the total gross ex-
changes at twenty'six leading clearing
houses in the United States ior the week
ending December l6:
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oq'ssIae 81 ssw sis fis ~
The exhibit this week is quite favorable
as compared with last week and with The
corresponding week Of last year, iudicat-
ingan improvement generally throughout
the country. ~. ~ ..-Ne...I,.
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Try, Hunters Sitter. Hunter Sitter Co
KitShen , = speclalties--cinclunati and New
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Thnt IIusbaua nf W.T.,

That lia*haaa of Mine 20 ~
Is three times the man he was bsfnre !, J.. {
gan using "Wells Health Re;aewegr at 81 ee' 9
Druggists. ."e"eI.E .'el'iE ",
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Buy Hunters Sitter. Hpntcr Sitter Co =
Ki.Shen Ka.;l :, ,speslalties-CIneinnati and New
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TIE cIIESAPEAKEA OHIO,

The Chesapeake 4 Ohio, which in this
air line would have a formidable rival, is
now doing great deal Of this Western
business AS we'll as an extensive one with
the North, East and South. The other
day, in walking among the hundreds OF
freight cars and many long trains standing
and shifting on the sixteen trucks Of the
yard At Clifton Forge, the writer counted
cars with the letterings upon them Of as
many rs twenty different railroad com.
panies. Besides your own great Baltimore
4 Ohio there were the Canada Southern,
the Scioto Valley, the Indiana x st, Louis
the Columbus, Toledo & Dayton, the Hook.
Ing Valley j. Toledo, the Richmond (
Danville and others, and there was no rest
day and night nor Sunday from the con
tinuous shifting and passing. The officials
report Il large increase in their business
since since the through arrangements. ut
Newport News haye been thoroughly con.
summated and understood, and this seems
to be true this year Of aIl the railroads in
the countryof whose operations lam in
tOrmeu.+ ..N-.af s.HI'T. # .H
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For Thick Heads,
Heavy stomachs. bilious conditions, "WeIIs'
Nay Apple Pills" anti.bilious, cathartic. 10
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coxr1SEp TO bed; left me lame three days,
use Of peruna and Manaiin cured ME. NJ.
Wright, Erie, Pa, @o ;I1f7fT 0''l3''''
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These figures are presented In sncb o
way that they will tell their own tale. The
details should By carefully studied, as they
are very suggestive. =. NV
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Gross Tons.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-22
How to Report q Wedding.

Il say" said the reporter, 81 don't know
whether this is right"
Don't know whether what is right 2" de-
manded the city editor.
"This wedding. I went there tonight,
and they gave me . heap Of rot about their
frocks; but I don't know whether It comes
out straight or not. Now, hers is Mrs. -.
I've got her in . panier silk, trimmed q 10
gross grain, with black point lace undershirt
and hex-plaiscd hair. Does tha. sound natur-
ali"
"who rent You TO q wedding" asked the
city editor, contemptuously. "Don't you
knew that asoes grain IL = color7 That was
4 grss grain, bpx-plaited dress, trimaaed ! Ia
black psisted lacs, and her hair wss comted
"a paniaT. You ought to know better than
TO get things mixed that way. Who else did
yoa get? How was the bride dressed"
'Tvs got her al right" replid tho West
snd reporter. Bhs wore = white bouhant,
with y princess of Thule veil; the snderskirs
cut deeoIlssse around the hsttetn, and
trimmed VITA a bsssae at the siaes."
''Taas's better" said tha city editor, en-
| eouragisgly. 'srThss, soun4a eomoshisg like.
How waa her kair7 7" :
"Her hssr was skirFsd." replied the West
end reporter. 'sShisrod 1t the aid es and cor
| ragged Ga top"
II don't believe that's right" observes the
: city editor. "Read that xgain."
eft wss eossaged at the sides and shirrsA
on top" said the Wess-end reporter. refer
| riag TO hia notes.
"Cf senrse," asnilea the city editor. 81.
| makes all tbs ii difference In tho world. You
| rsver rave d woman with haE hair oorrn9sd
On top in your life.
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Misplaced. sympathy.

The Philadelphia Nous prints the follow
ing note to : correspondent: "Edith-We
received your note mentioning the sad case
of q young, honest, capable girl, who WIS
slowly starving in = miserable garrett down
in the slums, making shirts at fifty cents 9
dozen. We gave the address to a philan-
thropic lady, who called, found everything
as described and Immediately offered the
half faunished creaturet con Portable home
in Q suburban villa, promised her good.
nourishing food and plenty Of it, all the read
ing matter she might want ia the evening,
every other Sunday to herself, and $3.50 q
week for spending money. All that she
asked in return was that she should do the
Homework of a small family. Did she fall
down and bless the lady with tears of graft
tude in her yes? Not exactly. She replied,
oh, l could not think of going to the coun'
try."