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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
TIE BLIZZARD.
THE COLD WEATHER AND STORMS.
ATrain Load Of Cattle rorIshsd at ChIcaso-T.r.
rifle Gale on the Lakea-Wind Storm In New
EoElInd-All Wtst.rn Trains D.laIsd-ln. Y
tsnstly Cold weather In the NorthHtlt

Chicago, January 4.-The extreme cold
weather yesterday and last night has re.
tarded all passenger and freight trains.
The mails from all quarters were delayed
in their arrival to-day from three to six
teen hours, Eleven miles southwest Of
here, at the stock yards Of the Wabash
road, stands a stock train with twenty cars
Of iamlshlng and freezing live stock. This
train was showed under Tuesday
night, since which time 1t ia be-.
lieved the animals have been without
food and water. A rescuing party drove
within three miles OF the belated train and
then abandoned their sleds and walked
the remainder Of the way. Although sew.
eral engines have been sent down the train
could not be reached. The party has re-.
turned, several Of them badly frost bitten.
1t Is believed the stock perished 10 day. At
ono o'clock this afternoon the thermometer
was l5' below zero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
VALE WILLARD! Moral-put not your
trust In railroad princes.
TIE mercantile agencies are engaged in
generous rivalry to see which one can re.
port tho most failures, VI
The tramp nuisance is ngain atlllcting
New England. Men who adopt politics as
trade must take their chances.

YouR friend Ways and Means Morrison
isnursing his boom TO keep 1t warm. They
have been having a low thermometer In
Illinois, 5Se. As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
A Steamers Experience on the Lake.

MILWAUKEE, January 1.-The steamer
Wisconsin, which left here for Grand
Haven, Mich, Wednesday evening,
never reached there, and after an
exposure Of forty hours to terrific gale
and severe cold, made this port again at
noon to-day, covered with ice three inches
thick The captain Gays ho never experienc.
ed a like gale in all his experience on the
lakes. The thermometer is 23o below zero
at P. M., and the signal officer prophecies
it will be 35' below tonight. The streets
arc almost deserted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
IRON WORKERS. REST.
WHAT a WHEELING WORKMAN SAYS
0fths Proposition to work Iu Winter and Remain
Idle In suum,r-rhs Ben, Ms ofths Plas. aAd \
Some sDraNbieks-nhit Recent E1p.ri.
snes HaI Taught the 0b,srrani.

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An INTELLIoENcEE reporter had a tall
yesterday with ono Of the most intelligent
OF themembeis Of the Amalgamated Asso.
citation in this city on the subject OF the
project 10 suspend work in the iron mills
during the heated term Of each year, and
avoid the frequent and protractcd periods
Of idlenees in cold weather. While the
statement copied in this paper yesterday
from Pittsburgh paper, to the effect that
the lodges OF this district are prominent in
movement to bring this about,is not strict.
ly accurate, the matter has received some
attention, and was voted upon at the last
general scale convention at Pittsburgh, and
rejected. The scheme was inspired at that
time BY the success OF the similar plan OF
the glass workers. AZ. Il. 81, f}si'l55j,
"But," said the gentleman to whom the
reporter talked, "tnose OF us who had OBJ.
served the result Of the long strike the sum.
mer befsre were not prepared to vote for
the proposition. thought with many
others that the idlenesa Of that summer
would obviate any suspensions for at least
8 year; but IL you remember we 1ad only
worked few weeks when the manutactu.
rers association ordered another shut.
down. That, shows the futility OF the
proposed means Of obviating suspensions
during the cold weather.
aside from that object, wouldn't tho
men like to resta month or six weeks each
summer" 80 IS. tfg
"Yef; and 1t would be to the advantage
Of the manufacturers as well. They suffer
from the shrinkage OF metal in hot weather,
as well as from lowering Of quality. The
men can't stand up to their work."
ut is not true, then, that the Association
in this district is clamoring for the changer"
"Not now. 1 cannot imagine what In.
spired thst Pittsburgh publication, unless
it is that the Pittsburgh men want to renew
the agitation, and want to have Wheeling
father it, and put that out as feeler."'-
"A MANUFAcruRERs VIEWS
A prominent manufacturer was also
seen. He said il there was any movement
Of this kind going on here be had no init.
nation Of II, and he did not believe there
was. He said II it was known that BUS.
pension Of so long would be necessary in
each year the mill owners would prefer to
have it in hot weather in their own inter.
est as we'll as that Of the men. But this
fact stands in the way; there Is, Of course,
more building in summer than in winter,
and consequently more demand for nails.
Besides, II the jobbers knew that definite
period were to be spent in idleness each
summer, they would defeat the manuiac.
turers'. objects and have Them in their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
ADVICE TO AFFIDAVIT MAKERS.

/. is best for persons who are applied to
to make these altidavits, to inquire Of
themselves what interest they may have in
making oath to statements efecting the
health or reputation or character OF the ap-
plicant. II there is no reason that will
lead directly or indirectly To pecuniary in.
terest, it is eafe to make the affidavit, il
the statement is known personally to afii.
ant 10 be true. There has been deal OF
loosenefs, there is no doubt, in this matter,
and sooner or later it will be investigated.
1t is said to have long been the custom to
simply not consider aEdaviis where they
were conflicting, and special agents hare
been sent out TO secure other evidence.
The custom is liable to be changed, and
investigations may be insugurated. When
the circumstances relating to the origin Of
q falss affidavit are being looked into it
will be almost matter OF form to inquire
into the reasons which lead many to make
afIidavi,s. There is no unlimited recourse
on the Pension Bureau, and there is a
commissioner in charge now who believes
in honesty and economy, and he may at
any time conclude to 80 into this branch
Of the service. IA ili3. ~. - \.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-05
pESSION FRAUHS,


oohc xEoCoeulukS Auhk MHy DC xuveHtls
From Our Special Correspondent 80
WASHINGTON, January 4.-Persons who
are helping their friends to make success.
ful applications for pensions should have
care. 1t is not intended, either by the
statute or officers Of the Pension Bureau,
that .hepioyision relating to aGidavits re-
quiring the afiiant to state that he or she
has no interest in tho application shall be
given full rein or permitted to pass un.
needed. 1t is said that it is discovered that
in some localities neishbors have exchaug.
ed tayors in the matter ofaftidavit making,
and that applicants have traded around
among themselves the courtesies until
il cannot be shown that there is pecu.
MARY interest, one in the other applica.
ton, it. is perceptible that the parties
make oath in payment for like services
rendered, which is equivalent to pecu.
MARY interest. In some instances persons
are led to subscribe to aflidayits on account
OF being interested in seeing the party get
o pension that he or she may pay debt or
purchase property. There are many in
stances Of this character, it is believed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-03

hinfad that IL had decided upon such :
r--ogrSnDe- TIE starry. doubtless. cones
fron the fact that TIE principal sppro-
pri2iioa bills have ID. been reported as
promptly a. was expected. AT The -
ginning C 1he session i was said thai TIE
appropriation bills would y reported az
Al early dsv. and that soon after they
Eere disposed q Congress would adjourn.
Indeed. Il was sad ths1 Ran12ll's plan u
defeat sarsE legislation vas % force an
early adjournment N setting
re appropriation bills Cut q TIE
way a. quickly - possible. The
1r1la undoubtedly 5 I1a5 those whO are
- fr=e IN STATING R-a17sllFs purposes are
wholly Ignorant q Is purposes. Il :
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: zot planning = head q 12-iE lsgisl2-
sion thz1 u suppose thss u = TIE f2o-
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important : matter s. 11ss tsrlE Randall
nav aei with tAe Republicans when The
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: hardly Jar - hin % say t1a1 II j SCI
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party from pursuing 3 pclier i16a-sa5 IL
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re hostility 81 i sno1g Eastern manu-
fzctErars VIII Eot BE- 50 marked e some
= he F-e1s.e15o1lstS would have The pub
IL 70 believe.
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MAGAZINE NOTICES.

Tie Art I-zi0a. nsE puhliczfl11, has
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