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IF \ high protective tariff is so beneficial, how is
Ct that while iron products are protected by an i'm
port duty Of IS cents per ton for and 50 y per
ton for pig iron vet out Of ESQ blast furnaces $50
recently shut down and threw the employees SO pro
teeted out Of employment
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II we would have powerful minds, we
must think if We would have faithful
hearts, we must love; if we would have
powerful muscles, we must labor.
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II Garfields remains had been cremated, as SAM
tary science demonstrates should be done with all
dead human bodies the necessity would not exist
for the statement just made that for long time to
come a guard Of soldiers must be mounted at his
tomb
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We have gone through Judge HarlAns dissenting
opinion in the civil rights The whole dissent
hinges on the fact that he CONSTITUTES social privileges
to be legal rights-an obvious error, If We may be
permitted to say SO, Of the reasoning of dstin-
guished jurist
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
GENERAL NOTICES.

James Means SIS shoe for Gents
Most durable made Finest calf skin. Once
tested, always worn Superior TO any shoe retaiied
for s. on the Pacific Coast. Send two cent stamp
for illustrated catalogue which tells all about the
shoe, and how to oruer by mail ana secure perfect
fit by selt-measurement Buy your shoes direct
from factory and save retailers heavy profit. Let
me hear from you
JAMES MEANS, ~ Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.
nI. srrMWE
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

county Oh SacIauenlob
On this goth day Of November, 1888, before me,
James E. Town, Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, personally appeared Abram Brown
Weber, John William Westelins Pere August An
derson, known to me to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the annexed and foregoing nstru-
ment, and they acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand this Goth day OF November 1888.
JAMES E. TOWN, Justice Of the Peace.
Filed November Y, 1888.
n23 Iaw4wF CHAS. NJ. COGLAN Clerk.
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IT is augury Of moment and good promise that
Senator Edmunds will introduce the postal tele-
graph bill next week. Such advocate Of the
measure viii be OF vast Importance to the friends OF
the proposition.
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81 have heard it said, remarked Fem
derson, THAT a man shouldn't laugh at
his own Joke; | never do" Does any.
body else?' asked Fogg.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR PAGDoN.--AP-
~ plicatlon has been filed with the Governor Of
the Stlte of California, praying for the pardon Of
Court Of the county of Sacramento on the Goth day
OF January, 1881, of the crime Of Robbery, upon
which conviction he sentenced for term of five
years Imprisonment in the State Prison at Folsom,
California GEORGE NICHOLS, for Prisoner.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Vallejo Regatta-Execution To-Day
In San Jose Murder Trial In Shasta
Fire in TuIare COunty-Athietic Rec
Ords Lowered at San FrancfscO-Efc.
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EyRUSTEES' SALE.-UNDER AND PURSUANT
20 the provisions of Trust Deed made tc US
on the 18th day of November 1882, by n. BEARN-
sen and JULIA II. BEARNSEN, we will. for de.
fault in the payment of the Indebtedness referred
to in sad deed and on application of the holder OF
such Indebtedness, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in gold coin at the front
door at the Courthouse of the county OF Sacra-
mento in the State of California, on FRIDAY, DE-
GENDER 14th, 1888, at II O'Clock noon. the real
property in said trust deed described, to wit The
north half of lot one, between and j. and Twenty
second and Twenty streets, ia the city of Sac
ramento, in said county and State.
L. G. ATKINSON, rr,,s.ooo
E. j. CR0LY, Aiu''''
November %, 1888. n23-3wFMW
yYNRUSTEES' SALE.-PURSUANT To THE PRO
visions of a certain deed of trust executed by
S. NJ. RAMSEY, of COlusa county, to E C. ATKtN-
son and L. J. CROLY, as Trustees, dated February
81 1882, and recorded February 81 1882, IN the
Recorders office of the couNty of Colusa in liber
81 " of Deeds page 2Sl and following, aud on ap-
pication Of the and holder Of the promissory
note secured to be paid. and the party of the third
part mentioned therein by said deed of trust and
because default has been made in the payment Of
interest dueon said note, the undersigned Trustees
will sell at public auction for cash, United States
gold cOin in front of the Courthouse, in the town
of Colusa, State of California, on SATURDAY, DE-
GENDER Is, 1888, between the hours of IL NJ. and
P. NJ of that day, the following described real es
tate, with the improvements thereon, situated in
said county of Colusa, to wit The north one-haf
(N. y, and southeast onequarter 6. +. y Of south
east one quarter 6. E. y, of section thirteen Q3)
township sixteen 90 north, range three (3west, Mt
Diablo meridian. E. c. ATKINSON, Tru,t.es
h. !. CRoLY,
HART 4 WHITE, Attorneys n19-MWF3w
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Death of Mrs. loring Pickering.
Dumb-ben Liftins-aunuins.

pCos" Va Ass =
SAN Francisco, November 29th.-A private cable
gram received here from the American Consul at
Birmingham, Eng, states that Mrs. Loring Picker
led
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TnE REcoRD-USroN.l
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To be Hanged 10 dsy-ImprisOnmen for

SAN JOSE, November 29th.-Joseph Jewell will be
hanged tomorrow at 10 A. N. for the murder Of
William ?. RenowdeD, the Lexington rancher. The
Sacramento scaffOld was placed in position to-day
in the northwest corner Of the Jail yard
This forenoon the jury in the case of the People
vs. George Langley, charged with the murder of Er
nest l.. Fischer the Mountain View butcher, brought
in verdict of murder in the first degree, with i'm
prisonment for life. Judgment will be pronounced
on next Monday.
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The shasta Murder Trial.

SHASTA, November 29th.-In the Superior Court,
in the case OF George Finch trial for murder, the
prosecution closed their last evening, and the
defense will commence tomorrow. 1t Will be re
membered that in the month Of September last, st
Rediing, Finch shot and killed Myron E. Berry in
quarrel in a saloon at that place. great deal of
interest is manifested by friends Of both parties
to the result OF the trial
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II The whole property being offered at BAR
GAIN, as personal inspection will convince any
who may wish to purchase. Situated within six
miles of Railroad Depot.
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SAN Francisco November 29th.-At the Oily ppic
Club to-day c. NJ Robinson broke the record OF the
world for lifting 50-pound dumb bell. The referee
decided that he lifted it eighty times The reporters
and audience claim that he lifted it seyenty-nlne
times The record was sixty times at this weight.
Robinson used his left arm Joe Masterson also
lowered the record for dash of IS feet, making it
on the third trial in seven and one.fiith seconds
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Our own bright prospect to be bles.,
Onr strongest motive u assist the rest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10
New Ordinances.

The Committee on Ordinances met at the
City Building last evening, and instructed
the City Solicitor 10 draw up the liquor and
vehicle license ordinances for the ensuing
year. No change was made in the tax. He
was also instructed to prepare an ordinance
to conform with the act passed by the last
Legislature In relation to compelling persons
to pave In front Of property when curbs have
been set. Also one giving the Receiver
authority to act as collector Of rents from
city property Also one fixing penalties In
the T., W. & Ky. ordinance, prohibiting
trains running In the city faster than .
certain number OF miles per hour, and
providing for the election OF Treasurer for
the Gas Works until September, when the
election for Trustees takes place, after which
the funds wilr be handled az are
those accruing from the Water Works
at present. Since the bonds were paid off
and the Gas Commissioners were no longer,
their duty having been accomplished, Mr..
W. B. Simpson, who was Chairman OF the
Commissioners, has been acting as Treasurer,
The Trustees were compelled to pay the reve-
nues over to the Commissioners, who paid
them out on the Trustees orders. The Trus.
tees are not allowed 10 take charge OF the
money under the present law, and Mr.. simp-
son continued 10 receive the money, under
mere resolution passed by the former Coun.
oil. He wishes to be recognized more formally
and 10 give bond.
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THE IRON SITUATION.
A Conference Between Employees and
Employ rs.

"
Employ rs.
The iron manufacturers appointed q com,
mittee OF conference on the scale at the
meeting Of the Western Iron Association held
at Pittsburgh last week, and on Friday, April
9th, notified the headquarters officers OF the
Amalsgamated Association OF their readiness
to meet at any time appointed, to make an
agreement for the year beginning June LIST
next. An answer was transmitted on Satur-
day that the Amalgamated committee would
be ready to meet OH saturday OF the present
week. What will be done, who the
committeeman on either aide are, ETC.,
etc, remains closely guarded secret,
the policy adopted by both Associations this
year being that Of the most silent sort OF
silence. A Pittsburgh paper says: One can
hear dewdrop at the Amalgamated head.
quarters, and at the Western Iron Association
rooms the painful quietness 10 equally as
monotonous. A. visit to these places is as
satisfactory to reporter as call at the Deaf
and Dumb Institute at Turtle Greek. There
Is nothing reliable TO give ih this connection
so prolific OF news q year ago-but
what this paper has already made
public. The delegate convention Of Sat.
urday. last decided on the old scale;
there was no provisional scale left
to the discretion OF the committee, as
alleged by some OF the papers-that is to say,
the committee has not been clothed with
authority TO accept an extension OF the basis
Of the scale down to two cents. On the other
hand, the Manufacturer Committee will
insist on reductions but whether 1t shall be
decided TO be by the two cent basis route or
by the direct cut Is yet to DO determined.
The probabilities are there will be an AMIGA
BILE agreement Of q compromise nature call.
ing for s5.25 for pudding and m average Of
ten per cent off for finishing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10

State Sup rintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher has appointed Friday, April y, as a
day to be devoted to the planting OF shade
and ornamental trees about the school house
lot OF every free school In the State BY the
teachers, parents, pupils and school officers,
Mr.. Butcher has been talking up the matter
Tor some time; and has been In correS.
pondence with prominent gentlemen who
have had experience in Tree planting by schSiil
children. The April number OF the WA
Virginia School Journal is largely devoted 10
tue subject, aud contains many articles By
such famous men IS Superintendent PeasIee,
Of the Cincinnati schools, Hon. 3. @. North.
up, Connecticut Hon. Cassius N. Clay, OF
Kentucky, and Prof, a, L. Wade.
Of this State. The matter has been
agitated through the State TO considerable
extent and no doubt the day will,she
generally and enthusiastically observed n,
the schools. In this city, the plans for itS OBJ.
ssryance have not been made, but II 10 10 DO
hoped that the Whesjing schools will acault
themselves eseditsbly In thia as In all oth0r
FCrltGkH, -
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GRAND JURY'S WORK.
sEyENrEEN INDICTMENTS FOUND
Two of thin for nsrs.r ia III. First Dssr..-sa
Liquor or Gambling ca",-cOurt Notes and
p.tt, Criminal Cases Before Justice.
An Important Legal D,eI,iOs.

The Circuit Court met yesterday, Judge
Boyd on the bench In Part and Judge
Jacob In Part II. The Grand Jury was I'M
panneled In Part II, and chose Major Alonzo
Loring as foreman. They were out all day,
and last evening, having concluded their
labors. made their report The only indlct-
uent returned as not true bill was that
apainst William Kenny, for burglary. Guen'
tier Schnelle was indicted for murder In the
first degree, in having wilfully, feloneously.
and premeditatedly with malice prepense
and aiorethought, shot Dr.. Schuchardt with q
weapon commonly called q pistol, TO WI;
With u revolver, and him the said Guenthei
schuchardt Wilfully and feloneously killed
This Is about one.third Of the necessary YER
biage OF the Indictment
In the case OF Michael Lane, charged With
killing John Mclaughlin on December "a
the same return was made on bill present
| ing him for murder In the Grst degree. JOSEPH
Chambers, alias William Carmnn, was IN
dicted for grand larceny. He ID the PICK
pocket who stole lady's purse In the uppel
Market. George Washington, colored, chargec
with stealing gold watch, was also indicted
for grand larceny, and John u. Bailey TO-
grand larceny and felonioualy breaking ant
entering building with intent 10 steal.
Harry Freezs, Edward Zaue and CiaIenc,
johnson, the boys who broke into Yahrling'
cigar store, and Francis Nolan, alias Franci
Gorden, were indicted for burglary. TIRE
Il bills were returned lgsinst John Gallaher 10
Thomas and Elias Beall were indicted 10
felonionsly and maliciously stabblng an
cutting, aud John +. Myers for the sam
. oiiense. COCOON,
Thomas Ward, Patrick Irwin and william
Mathews were indicted for petit larceny, an
this made up the list
The Judge, in discharging the jury
thanked them for their promptness and II
Iustry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10

The terrible boiler explosion at McMsban
Porter 4 Co.'S sewer pipe works, at Black
Horse landing, Hancock county, is remem
bered by readersof the ISrELLlOEScER. One
OF the men seriously injured at the time was
James W. MAnnypenny, and II Is said he has
now sued the proprietors for $50, 900 damages
Hon. K. @. Cracrait Is his lawyer. "A cores
pondent OF Pittsburgh paper Is under the
impression that the suit las been brought
here, but this 10 . mistake. The correspon'
dent referred tosays
"Manypenny was working at days work
when the explosion occurred, and was struck
BY some flying missile In the forehead, max.
ing bad cut He was cared for by the
company, bis wages. board, doctor bills and
other miscellaneous accounts were assumed
by them. After he was, as he said, able to
20 10 work, they gave him place, and from
one thing TO another he advanced until he
had almost gone the whole rounds OF the
shop, all OF his own choosing, yet none OF
the work suited him; then when he quit,
they SQUARED hooks with him, taking re.
ceipts, etc. He then proceeded to Wheeling,
and through his lawyer, i. g. CrGcrAft,
brought suit In the above round sum, his
lawyer taking the case upon percentage,
and the case will be one OF considerable note
when II comes up"
This reads as II the correspondent was
merely ehronicliug current rumor.
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nfmnortnnt Hecision.

A decision was rendered yesterday in the
Circuit Court which Is OF considerable inter
est. The case in which It was given was one
which was commenced In 1875, and grew oul
OF the failure OF the Wheeling Savings !nsti'
tuition In 1871. The suit was brought by Hon.
Daniel Lamb, trustee for tho creditors OF the
Institution, against A. J. &c II, Alex. Laugh
lin and W. p. Hubbard, administrator Of A,
J. Pannell's estate. A few days before the
collapse Of the savings bank Msssrs. Laugh
lin, Cecil, Panuell and Mendel drew out
large sums OF money. Mr.. aendel
afterwards voluntarily paid over the
money 50 drawn (S22,0 0O) to the, trls'
lee for The creditors. Toe gentlemen
named were Directors OF the Institution as
well rs stockholders and depositors. MIR.
Lamb set up the plea that as Directors they
were virtually trustees for their co-depositors,
and Us such could not appropriate the fund.-
OF the bank TO secure their claims, leavingthe
other creditors unprovided for, but that they
must share pm rata with the Others. BY the
decision ren cred yesterday Mr.. Lamb won
the suit. Mr.. Hubbard, attorney Tor the
other parties, will probAb y take an appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10

Squire Peterman has lately been enjoying
boom In State cases. Yesterday he issued
u warrant for Henry otto, charged wi h tres
pass, in breaking windows in John G. Klein's
property, in North Wheeling, Klein being
the complainant Then Otto III turn swore
out warrant for Klein, charging him with
assault and battery. The cases were Set for
he ring on the twelfth.
Hannah Bowles was charged by Elizabeth
Col. man with csusinga disturbance OF the
peace by coniending with loud and angry
words, against the peace snd dignity OF the
state, and In violation OF the statute III such
case made and provided, etc. A warrant
was Issued. Both parties are colored.
Timothy Callahan was anaigned on com.
plant OF his wife, who accused him Of abns.
Ing and maltrea,ing her. 10 default OF fine
and bond to keep the peace, Timothy was
committed 10 jail for twenty days.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Hsus and Gossip In Reference 90 yarious

Rows and Gossip In Reference 90 Varioni
People.
Miss Kate o'Leary has returned from New
York.
U.s. Commissioner Forbes left last even
Ing for Chicago for q weeks visit
Capt. J. W. Cracraft, = prominent attorney
OF the Charleston bar, was In the city yester'
day.
Governor Jackson returned yesterday from
q junketing tour through the lower part oil
the State.
Hon. Daniel Peck, OF Wheeling, aud Ross
J. Alexander, OF St Clairsyille, are in the
city to-day on legal business.-Se't6tnrait
Herald.
Rev. DR.. A. c. George, OF Chicago, formerly
pastor Of the Four b Street NJ. Z. Church OF
this city, islying seriously Ill OF nervous pros
tration at his home In Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Smith, the able and eloquent
pastor OF the Fourth Street N. E. church,
will preach, Sunday evening, June 10th, the
Baccalaurate sermon before the graduating
clans Of the Wheeling Female College.
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The witnesses for the Government in the
case Of McCombs and Mccarthy, charged witt
using the United States mails to swlndle
have been summoned to go to Clarksburi
and testify before the Grand Jury. II tn,
prisoners are indicted an order will be madt
TO transfer them from the jail here to Clarks
burg for trial The Bellaire Independent says
Several grocery keepers OF this city have
been summoned to appear at the United
case against the protective association swim
oilers, McCombs and Mccarthy. The invest
ment OF that s. doesn't seem 10 have been &C
profitable after all.
The United States Grand Jury now In SEES
sion ut CIafksburg has found between fiity
and sixty indictments already, and theii
work 10 not yet done.
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Card.


We desire, in this method, to express tc
our numerous friends In this city and else
where. our sincere thanks for their warm
sympathies In our sore affection from the
loss OF our son by drowning at Cincinnati
Ohio, one month ago, and to acknowledge
their generous aid In our recent recovery oil
Rs body tue hss q bsaa e Indiana
speakable soltce In our sorrow, and theii
hearty help has greatly lighttned the burden
Of our grief. Especially to Mr.. G. r. Tracy,
OF the Western Union Telegraph Office, are
we deeply greatful for his untiring and eff.
cient efforts to obtain for us much needed
information FROM distant point; and to Mr..
John Frew, OF the ISrELIl0ENcER, and other
friends who have specially aided US, We ten.
der our most heartfelt thanks for their kind
ness In our time Of need.
T. R. LAIRD,
LINDA LAIRD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed In bis hands BY an East In.
dIA missionary the formula OF simple yeee.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throatand Lung Affections
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and Nervous Complaints, after hay.
Ing tested Its wonderful curative powers In
thousands OF cases, has felt It bis duty 10
make Il Known to bis suffering fellows. Ac,
hated b. this modye and 0 desire 70 relieve
human feeling, ! will spend tree Of charge 70
all who desire H. this recipe, In German,
FRENCH or English, with full directions Tor
and using. Gent BY mail by Cd.
dressing With stamp, naming this paper, w.
4 Ioyes, i4s Powers Block, Rochester, \. Y,
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PHnApE1rHiA. April 9.-Flour weak; Minnesota
IS S5a6 90: Pennsylvania fsmily $50; Ohio s. SSa
Minnesota patent process 81 Is. Wheat opened
lever. reacted Sc and osed firm: No. red In ele.
yator 81 :l9iS: No. 2 red do 81 l6: No. red April
July 81 l51fal l6>z. corn, options opened lower
and cl sed frm: lots dull: steamer mixed and vel.
low 62a6Sc: sail quoted at 62aSa62hc; sail mixed
0au dull: mixed 5lbc white Sc. Provisions
steady; mess beef so o0 India mes beef. T. o. b.,
81 90; new mess pork SIS iCal9I IS: prime mess
SIS 60 smoked hams l3al4c Lard quiet: city refined
sll 75all s7,S steam sll So Butter dull and weak
at oa3ic. Eggs demand fair and market arm At
lS1Sc. Cheese firm and In good demand: creamery
l4c: fair 70 good l3Hc. Petroleum dull and nom.
inal. Whisky duIlat sl19.
NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-coaec active and firm;
Rio cArgOeS common TO pine 6kalg5zc. Sugar,
quiet and firm: infefcr 10 good common 699fa6sskc:
Inferior common 10 good common Gs<a7c: yellow
clarified 75SaSc: choice white clarified SIC. Mo-
laSseS dull and nominal: reboiled prtss 33c
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The M. lanes Case Again.

Mr.. scranage, lessee OF the 81. James Hotel
ia certainly not man to give up u battle
easily. The case In unlawful detainer against
him by Nessrs. Hobbs, Reilly and schmul
bach, owners OF the hotel property, which
has been pending 10 the Municipal Court,
and was twice decided there, once In his
favor, and, new trial being granted the
plaintiffs, against him the second time has
been taken by bis counsel, Col. W. W. Arnett,
10 the Supreme Court Of Appeals, and there
writ of error and supersedeas was yesterday
granted. The case Is thus again opened up
at the beginning, and Mr.. Scranage remains
In possession OF the hotel property until q
decision Is again rendered,