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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-08
THE MEMoaIAL URANKs.
Members of Congress Who Sign ANY
thing but n Promissory Note.

thing but n Promissory Note.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, December 7.-The memor-
ial and petition cranks are having picnic
now, and have been since the gathering Of
the new members Of Congress here; and go
are tho hangers.on, who always flood the
whereabouts of new members for the pur.
pose OF getting their signatures to RECON-.
mendations, petitions, etc., OF every de-
scription. To day, before the floor wac
cleared in the House for the brief session
that was held, twenty men and women,
with letters Of recommendation in their
hands, going about among the members
and ssking Tor their signatures, could be
seen at one time, and Immediately after
the House adjourned the floor was again
filled with these autograph mongers. This
practice is not so general now as IL was
before tha civil service law was parsed, but
It would be strange il member was not
asked by five hundred OF these people every
year for his signature. They want posi-
tons under tho Government or in private
life, or want boarding house, O medicine,
livery stable, barber shop, or something
else recommended.
During the tlickest Of the work the other
afternoon new member from the South
approached an old one from the same Sec
ton. .,5 80. 8
aWhat shall I do about signing all these
papers ?" inquired he. "Here are q lot Of
pages and other employees who ask me to
sign their papers to be retained, and there
are requests ofevery kind"
"oh! sign anything, darn it. except a
promissory note," replied the old member.
"Thcse recommendations do neither good
nor harm. II you want them to have
effect you must bear them yourself. used
to hesitate about singing them. Its cheap
amusement now."
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ntyEx NEWS.
General Inrorma,ioa sbout the steamer,
md Teicgr- phie Reports.


and Telcgr- phie Reports.
The river fell about inches yesterday.
Last night the marks indicated depth Of 8
feet inches.
The ". n. Chancellor will rass up to-mor.
row evening enroute from ths Kanawhe
river to Pittsburgh. She Is q popular packet
and dCsrvts patronage.
Joseph Kirk, Of the steamer DiurnHl, who
has been steambosting for the last thirty
years, will retire from the river shortly, and
engage In tae hotel business up the Nut X
ingum river.
Capt. John Booth, OF the steamer Courier,
wss off bis boat Tor @ few days this week In
order 10 attend the funeral OF his brother,
William, at Claringt0h. Deceased Hus also
father.in.law Of Capt.. Sieve Thompson, Of The
steamer Chesapeake, who also Stopped oh his
boa.. -.,..
The steamers Regular and Chesapeake
which are runnirg in opposition 10 the New
Martlpsville trade left yesterday morning at
O'Clock, in order to biipg excursion parties
up the river for the Laugtry engagement
They both arrived here about $50 ?. ", with
fair lists Of pssSenRerL
The 81 Lawrence will leave here tomorrow
morning about o'clock for Ciuclnnati. She
will arrive from Pittsburgh some time to-
night, haviog passed up alta very late hour
last evening with big trip. The st. Law
rence IA 40 we'll known that she needs no
preise. Every one likes hera and her pleasant
ctti ,ers.
Capt ]. N. Williamson and vile will spend
the coming winter In Georgia.
P,rrsuuReH, December 7,-Rtyer Q feet 10
inches and falling cloudy and mild.
C1sCnxArl, December 7.-Riyer 12 feet 0
lnch,S and falling; weather clear and warm.
CAmo December 7..-River "a Eeet 0 inches
and falling; weather cleaI; Thermometer 6S'.
PARKKR, Pa, December 7-RiyCr 'oos
0 inches and stationary weather cloudy anu
mild. ~
feet and stationary; weather cloudy; thermo'
meter Ave-.
MoEoISrowS, December 7.-Rlvsr iott
8 inches and s.ationaiy; weather cloudy ther
mometef zoe.
EyAssv.rLx, ISn., December 7.-Riyer ial!
l2 ,eet lilo lncheS on the gauge; clear ant
turning colder. .
RlcEs LANDING, Pa, December ,G.-.RiyC
feel inches ard falling; weather cloudy
thermometer 62'.
With hSVi't q iest Z tscSss on the canal 4 feet
inches on tho fall; rainy. -f
THr blessings Of lIfe are many. Live Ion
and BE- happy. Don't neglect cough 0
cold, Reep yourself wall clothed In changed
ibls weather, and always keep bottle OF Dl
Il Wistar'S Palsam OF Wild Cherry In the housl
hold. A single spoonful Will cure M ord
mary cough or cold. It's continued use wi
leure consumption, pA
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Tho nAnarclIlst Mcellng.

PARIS, December 7.-AnarChist journals
deprecats holding meeting Of Anarchists
to-day before tho Rourse. The authorities
propose 10 prevent the meeting Police
and military occupy the Bourse, and all
approaches are carefully watched. 2;So P.
M-snall groups are gathered in the Place
dc la Boulje, mostly out of curiosity. There
were few arrests. The police kept the peo-
pie moving. The cavalry are in readiness.
$40 p. M-Crowds finally gathered in front
OF the Bourse, but soon dispensed, and the
demonstration proposed by the Anarchists
completely collapsed. .--
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rouyJ. zero IlAssLEE, of Jackson coun-
;. cay, that ex-senator Davis may be the
~ M,',mocr,t.c nominee for Governor OF this
S,.,e in certain contingencies. lie doesn't,
5o%syor 5,rss SAY wha. the se contingencies are,
.v% JrcathIe.3 and impatient public
ar.i,s ., Information. By the way, Hassler
r,rt, the nomination for Auditor What
S'y0 @ parrah and Thompson 10 eay.
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New HAVEN, CIR, December PRO
iea,or Van Btuenning died yesterday from
effect, OF the amputation Of a diseased
foot He was known in Bridgeport q J the
"tramp muslcin,p and wgs formerly a
Baron in Germany. When he came TO
this country several yeas ago, he po. 5es ied
5000 which he lost gambling, and
finally became o tramp and mislnthrope.
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1,shoull be said for Mr.. Carlisle that
MIR. Morrison, the coming Chairman: Of
the Ways and Means Committee, intends
tha. tho Speakers labor shall be as lightly
burdoned as the nature otthe csse will
permit Tho two ore close, and Morrison
looks with longing eyes to the White
uouss. lie is less the statesman and more
the politician than Carlisle. He knowst the
wires and likes 70 pull them. II Mr.. Nor.
rison can got himself let alone Mr.. Car
iisle's election will not greatly advantage
MT. Mcdonald. You remember that Mr..
MorrInon % the Ruthor oi Q taEif bill that
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BRUSSELS, December 1.-THE firemen
continue 10 play upon the burned portion
Of the palace. The Legislative Chambers
and nearly all the documents connected
with the foundation Of Belgian indepen.
deuce, including the original Constitution
al charter, were destroyed. The damage
by the fire is 100000 francs.
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BosroN, December 7.-It is stated the
police arc investigating the doinga OF a
Kew Redlord firm, which are the alleged
manufacture, OF orgars in the cheapest
manner and by means OF circu!aJg
sent broadcast sold them for exherbi:
tant price1 to the uninitiated. It Is believed
the firm disposed OF 5000 organs the past
year OF profit Of Sl50,G0) to $2O0,COo.
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rrp repa,t ct the Secretary OF the Navy
,.r.s ls1 rs some hope that the United States
s ..,,I have susIic:ent protection from foreign
wal W." j1yasiap, ii 'ao ships ere furnished
.'' IT. .ryoe,,ed. Oun;ds Of some old scoTs
A,Js =. have nothing to combat or resist foreign
a,ssmens.
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Lord Ro.e,nor res RemoYal.

DUBLIN. December IA meeting OF
0raneemen to express indignation at the
suspension Of Lord Rosemore's commits.
sion WIS held at Monaghan. A carriage
containing Lord and Lady Rosemore was
harnersed aud drawn by the crowd. A
resolution was passed condemnlrg the re.
moyal OF Lord Ro5emore.
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Tur plC!!ie coast delegation in Congrf e,
p,,,bIlc,us and Democrat alike, are de-
',,ni,cl 10 have tue Chint 50 restriction
", enforced, aad ~ ;uey come from that
% ns,t n tbe couu..y tiat suGg,d from violG-
i;on, Of the act, they will undoubtedly
",r,eut n state Of Affairs that Congress can
mi be,, bu. take ctgaislnca OF. Their
,ctious rs much % cay il the Chinlse can
NO. he made to go, they rauBt not come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-08
BELLAIREis BUDGET
or Newsy Happenipgs-Giass city Pc
bonais, Etc.

or Newsy Happenipgs-G1ass CITY Fer.
sonais, Etc.
VIM. Dunning has moved his family 10
Brilliant.
There was q pleasant socia! last night at
Mrs. Mary Boyce's.
Miss Bessie Hoge has beon confined 10 her
home for some days with qainsy.
The Sunday school festival On Gravel Hill
will be repeated tonight, and all will be
welcomed aud are guaranteed delightful
evening.
Ell. b. Bowie, for many years travelling
saleman for the Esna Glass and Manuiactur.
log Company, has been promoted 10 be Secrt-
tsfy In Mr.. Brinton's place.
The public school will be dismissed Decen.
bsr 22id r the holidays, and will not bo
opened again till January I, giving teachers
aud pupils two weeks otreet,
The W. g. Hsatherington bras band iesti-
val should have the support OF those who
ike good music, and would Ike 10 have q
band here In p!a,e oil the old Hsa.herington
band.
A debating society Of eolo'ed people on
Thursday evening debated the question
whether the Republican parry should have
the credit OF the abolition Of slavery. There
was no cecislon.
A great many Of the street crossings have
been doubled Ii width. The crossing al Rev,
]. ii. Monroe's aud Chris Bippus' was left
worse than useless by the wafer pipe coz
tractors and should be hxed.
There will be cammunion services 10 th'
United Presbyterian church Sunday lort
noon. R4v. r G. Wallace will bs aEsistet
by Rsy, ]. P. Lytle, D. D., OF kaso, Wit
preached last night and will preach this after
Thess who have made themselves rospon
Fble Tor the oourss OF Lectures this beAiol
augur we'll for success from the audierc
thst assembled 70 bear the McGibene.
iamily'S concert The Disciples Church, th
llargest room In town, NAsenhsely filled,
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never.becamo a law. It was an odd con.
trivance, only LEES wonderful than Fer
nando Woods Of later date. ltMr. Nor:
rison frames tariff bill this winter 1t will
be something to cut out and paste in your
scrap.hook. II It were not for the Senate
and President Ways aud Means Commit.
tee headed by Mr.. Morrison would be
something 10 regard with terror. c.B.H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-08

Special DlgpacN % Ut IatlIpcllctr, -Ii-1
MoRaASTowN, W. Va, December -
Postmaster F. A. Dsripg was robbed last
night, about Z o'clock, while going home,
Of q tin box containing three hundred and.
forty dollars. The thief grabbed it from his
hand and escaped in the darkness.
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BosroS, December 1.-THE President Of
the workingmen's Association, Of Lynn,
calls for national convention OF the
National Workingman's party, and q nom.
ination Of candidates for President and
Vice President,
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ST.. JOINS, N. F., December 7.-Hen1y
wariOrd, wife and child, and two nephewu
were drowned by the Gapsizing OF a skif'
while crossing Notro Dame bay.
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CLEVELAND, December 7.-NIr. W. S.
Chamberlalne, Of this city, father Il Mirs
Jennie Chamberlaine, whose beauty has
attracted much notice In Europe, seeing q
statement OF proposition making place for
photographs OF hii daughter on sale IN
New York, requests the announcement
that no photographer, at homo or abroad,
has permission to sell her photographs and
any one found selling them will be prose-
cnled 10 the full extent oL the law.
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THE Nashville Jubilee Singers give o grand
concert at the First baptist Church Tuesday
evening, December II, aud sing old planta'
tion music, In native costume, Admission
90 centR.
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r,,,,ylr3Lis ig the only city atPtcsent
.....in, aa upon tie National Republican
pp1,a,,,ioa p,, the advantages Of holding tho
wv, WV, yo,ionsl Convcntionthcre.
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T,r ra,ty OF b.unders, otherwise known
., tsr Ioasbcns, Fs is just beginning to realiso
v ~, D ,hs c,ec,ion OF Carlisle was a mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-08

LADY, render your akin white with Gienn's
sulphur soap. Plkes ToolhSehe Drops cure
In one minute, NWHAw
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ELIMINATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the IsTELLlGEsCEE Jon 0HylcR
Good work guAlenteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-08

Do Eof torture yourself longer BY wearing
ilI.httipg shoes, but 90 ct once and Het pair
Of shoes that have both styls and comfort
combined, at 44J, Blond'a
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THE SLOW MATCH
LIT eY THE DEMocaArlc PARTY.
The Ftse rrldD palv Durnlpr, which Some Of The
sOarbouG are aow Trying to Stamp Oat-Mtst
.vIssiniAas no. Pleased with CatlIAle'A sc.
.e,IOr-g,pretssta,irs sibsOA's Views.

FIom Gs Editorct&e IatsaiJeaetr.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-The Demo.
Gratis in the House arc hoping that It won't
go OF. They put tile torch to 1t, for they
were bound to show courage as new de-
paIturc; and now they are praying that 1t
may not burn. It Is an interesting spec
t.cle. have seen more than one new
Congress before this, but not another like
it. There is a great deal Of new material
in the House, but that will not account for
the situation, since new members OF all
members are not timid. They come de-
terrnined 10 vindicatc the wisdom OF their
several constituencies. and they do not
mean to wait until the second session or
even the middle ot the first before they be-
gin those active operations which are to
give them place at once among their fellow
members and dazzle the folks at home.
The now members for the most part want
to 90 ahead and "giys 1t to 'em." n
Il Is the old stagers who arc standing by
watching the premises, with bucketg and
blankets to throw on II the timbers begin
crackle aud blazs. Il ia not that they re.
sret their worl-it is what they have lived
for and fought for. They fear that it will
be impo; sible 10 restrain the elements
which they have aroused. They do not
appreheRd the wreck OF industries aud the
destruction Of tho Rspublic-itis Is the awful
imminence OF the utter route Of the Dem
ocratlc party in 1884 that gives them
pause. Bear in mind that whateyer either
party shall do or attempt to do this winter
will be with the presidential election In
mind. With this in view free trade and
tho South aslsted themselves to elect a
Speaker; for tho like reason Democrats who
know that that way lie further humilia-
ton and defeat are denouuciHg that action
as worthy o. 4 Fools Caucus.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
A GRAND BOON.
Permanent Oroapiz alton Of the O.
Il. g. N. r. X. Co. .sines TO
Commence aL Once.

AT t,Ae call meeting Of tho bard oil
trade quite a number OF our leading
business men we're present, with
Mayor Bowman In the chair.
Articles Of Incorporation were read
by the secretary 40 reported BY, the
committee. The articles of incorpo.
ration as read we're adopted In full.
Resolution by MI. Baldwin that the
officers as mentioned in the articles OF
incorporation be declared the officers
of this corporation. Resolution car
ried. The articles provide hat the
capital stock shall BE- 81 600 900, to be
increased by order Of The board OF
directors; that they shall begiu bust
ness from the day ~ fl lug the articles,
and to continue existence FOR ff y
years; and that not lces than four dir
ectors Of the corp,rst o. shall b, real.
dents of Council Bluffs
Twenty eight of the Leading bushes
mon Of the city have signou the arti
cleo Of incorpora'ion, ond a number
of more will M soon az they a BIO
seen.
On motion Of Mr.. Palmer II was or
dered that the stock books DO now
opened.
The following named parties we're
elected as directors IT the corporation:
j. w. Chapman, 4 L Sbugart, j
j Brown, Thomas Bowman, Samuel
Haap, j. NJ. Palmer and j. T. Hart.
Tho officers as named, are: j. w.
Chapman, president; e l. Shugsrt,
vice president; Thomas Bowman,
secretary; Samuel Haas, treasurer,
and j. j. Brown manager and super.
inteDdent. The executive committee
are, j. j Brown, John W. Chapman,
e. L Shugart, Samuel Hass and
Thomas Bowman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
,iur New Loan auu Improvement u

tiur New Loan auu Improvement 20
Investigation into the matter con.
vinces US that one of the most equita
BILE, reasonable and feasible plans of
building houses Is that proposed and
In operation by the Mercantile Loan,
Trust and Improvement company Of
his city. BY investing In shares In
this institution, which Ia backed by
zone Of our best and most reliable
business men il becomes possible and
compai atively easy for q man of mod.
crate means to secure Q comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tax.
ing q certain number Of shares, ut q
certain monthly payment, In a few
years . man o own G house
Of his own for about the samu Of
he pays monthly for rent. w,
believe the Mercantile Loan and TrusI
company, by organizing and opening
up for business, having filed y Ions
felt want In Council Bluffs, Theii
plans and system of loans will boa,
the most careful scrutiny and exam
ination, and We have 40 h~esitancy il
p%ronouncirg them reasonable anc
equitable, aud backed by gentlemen
of honor and integrity. Az the con
pany exists 1t becomes at once ON In
stitution Of value and credit to on,
city and those who desire hou, b
Their president is T, A. Kirkland
vice president, Judge Peakc; sec
rotary, I h Beery; treasurer, Coi
Bsebe, and their Office is In the bas,
ment Of Shugsrt's and Mcmahon
new block, corner Frat avenue ant
Pearl stree. isr27.lv
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
Well Repreaented.

We noticed to day, near the juno
ton of Main and Pearl streets, eau.
c~asians, Africans, Malays and Reds.
The sun stealing from under a cloud
just then we were sstoni.hed at The
peculiar glamor noticeable there
abouts. The "seven colors,' the com.
bined reflections" together with the
hued eff C. on each II was In effect
traly snblime.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
Council Bluffs Hospital.

The incorporators of the Council
Bluffs Hospital association meet TO-.
night at the board of trade rooms for
the transaction of business. Every
incorporation should be present, as the
articles Of incorporation will be signed
and acknowledged. Every one who
expects to enter the organization
should not fall to attend. Again we
urge upon those who favor this pro-
ject to lend a helping hand and aid it
in every way they can. The commit
tee on cite of hospital will report. All
who desire a voice In this matter
are invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23

will be large, and the association
must depend upon the support Of the
@ ty. The s1iss in'end soon to call
on the oi'izeno aud secure pledges for
amounts to bs paid monthly, for cur.
rent expenses. 1t will thus be sern
that tho home Is an established fac,
and placed upon such q batis that ali
oAaritsbly inclined citizens a take
a pride in building II up When the
ladies' come asking for Jour donations,
give literally We can give to no
more worthy object. We understand
that a committee Of gentlemen will be
appointed to solicit large donations for
the purchase of lots and erection OF
buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23

loS lbs A Sugar. ..............$1 90
z lbs Arbuckle'sC tfse, Ia pgs l 90
8 GAL k'g, Honey Dap, Syrup 1 rs
3 los A No. l J"paneso TIA. GO
20 hsrs JAS. Kuk's Soap. ....... %
b o. Kansas Win or Wheat Flour,
cur, 81. All brands Lnsk's California;
Gan Ftuit, per ctn % at
j. p FILBtRT. 20 Up Broadw way.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
Money! for the Unmarraed.

One of the most solid and subst ,sial
institutions in this country Ia the -dar
rage Fund and Mutual Trust Association,
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They are orgon-
lied under the laws of Iowa. and heir of.
fcers and directors are among the leading
and most prominent business men o Cedar
RAPIDS. Every unmarried person should
have a certificate In this association.
1t is a splendid investment, rs safe as
government bond. You can just as well
have o good eum of money to commence
married life on as not. A large number OF
members have been paid of, receiving YER
800 per cent IN their Investment Write
for circulars fully detailing the plan, which
IL the finest known. Do not postpone it.
Good agents wanted. Mention where you
saw this notice. f5.3m.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
HoMH Up raE tRIENpLE IS.

HOME OF TaE fRIENDLE IS.
The reii,f ssso ID | .nlthst carried
to such 9 successful ist ne the chxrita.
be work Of our city the past winter
has been incorporated nnder the title
of the Coupoll Bluffs Home of the
Friendless association.
Membership In the association is
open to all. Any person, male or
female, who pays IN the sum of ten
dollars will receive a certificate Of
membership for five years ; apy per
son paying one hundred oollars will
receive q Certificate of l,fa membership.
The Object OF the association is to
purchase . lot or lots, or tract of land,
upon which to erect one or more
buildings, in which to provide q home
tor the poor and friendless, young OF
old, II Is intended, If 1t sufficiently
develops, to have an industrial school,
gymnasium, etc In connection with
the home.
We are happy to state that the man
ayers have already leased a house
fitted 1t up, and now have It In u
c~sssful operation. There are now q
number If orphan children in the
home,
The ..ladies meet at the Home thi,
afternoon at 2 o'clock, to make article,
needed by the inmates. All ladies OF
the city are invited. Poblio notice OF
all meetings for the transition of bust
ness will be given, At these meet,
ings, all citizens, male or female, who
are subs ,ribers to the turd, as abov,
indicated, will DO entitled TO vote
Mrs. Rockafellow, . very worthy ant
accomplished lady, has been epgaCet
a. mstron. Mrs. r Morgan aud Mrs
j. p. Filbert are tn solioi
tors. The expenses Of the Hom'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
Millions Given AWAY.

Millions of Bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have been given away as Trial
Bottles of the large size. This enormous
outlay would be disastrous to the pro
prietors, were 1t not for the rare merit
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Cal
at O. #. Goodman's Drug Store, and get
q Trial Bottle free, and try for yourself.
never fails W cure
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-23
Wants.

OLD BEEs-ln pack gss OF . hundred 81 Csc
~ package ct THs BHs ONCE. No. ! Pearl
street. II