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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
FUSEEAL RHETORIC,
Representative Williams Fclipscs tho
Orators OF the House.

Representative Williams Fclipscs the
e @ Orators OF the House.
WASHINGTON, D, G., April ol.-1n tie
history Of funeral rhetoric in Congress
nothing surpa.ses the late remarks Of Rep.
resentative Williams, Of Alabama, con.
cerning the late Mr.. Hernden, rot that
State. The following extract is sample
oithe whole osation:, ---,5 ~
His fancy or imagination, coruscating
with the br!Iliancy Infused IRON his mental
armament, and aboundingly intutionsd for
allthe grand purposes o! illumining with
the hes; and glow of pronethian (sic) FIRE
his mental furnace, Of rcseating hia sub.
lime thoughts and ideas In colors aad
beauties suitable to their natural dignity
and correctly ascertsined magnitude, did
not, however, sgay the scepter Of power
in his we'll ordered and solid mind. 1t
Eas subor!inated 10 the enicfced position
OF an ever present and ready auxiliary 10
his ssa.ues, mere useful and enduring
forces; iorcsswhich eshpned and prepared
the ore, forged ard welded the grand links
coNatuiingS.he sseeled, marvellous aEd .s-
sistless cIsin OF pondesous argumen.s.
tion and fiery logic. Faculties capable,
and with electric thought. Of eliminating
from his tubjsct and topic to the bedrock
thereof, eli whatsoever foreign thereto Oh
iIcongruo1a Herewith. Intellectual III
strumentali.ies b:ough: With the power in
their chemiaaEz:ng action OF ttssoly:ng
down 10 its original uuits the constituent
elementa o. that sutj sct, Of divining snd
displaying them with whatever pratsinea
or related thereto In all lis phasts and
bearings, and with co accuracy; fullness
and power at ones heraldins the presence
I a,,,d dealing Of the master magician spirit
Of the sssme; mentalihes imbued With yul
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The sm Of the Republicans Of Ohio
county was to scnd Blaine men only to the
County Convention. They thought they
were accomplishing that result. Somebody
has discovered, ,or thinks he has discovered,
tha! two or three anti.Blsine men slipped
in. There are also intinations that some
gentlemen who failed to "ges there" be.
cause their views on the presidential aues-
ton are no. in harmony with public senti-
ment expect to so to the higher conven-
tlons by getting their work in on the Coun.
ty Convention. I. is not probable tha! the
people have made enough mistakes for
snything OF that kind to succeed. \ glance
st the list OF deIegates.elecs reveals no such
weakness or disregard Of the party will.
Ths indications are that Ohio county Re-
publicsrs will be entirely satisfied With
the work oi the County Convention.
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CONGRESSMAN WooLFoRD, Of Kentucky,
desires leave to buy two shirts instead OF
one, as he seems to think he could do il it
were nor Tor the "robber tariff" Without
stopping to inquire Whist use kentuckiau
might have Tor a second shirt, We may re-
cal! nice little point made by an earlier
Kentucky Statesman in one of his speeches.
Henry C!sy was relating the discontinue
Of a iree trade speaker who pointed to a
man in the crowd and said: "My Demo
cratic friend, do you know that this tariff
sais siz cents yard to the hickory shirt
you hare on?' And the plundered pa
,,iot replied, ~ dunno, may be that's so,
bu: only paid five cents and half yard
tor il" |g-
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BosroS, April 2l.-Boys at play upon the
parade ground OF the Common this morn.
ing were startled by the sudden appear.
anceamons them OF an entirely nude man,
who danced and jumped about like a
junping.iack and uttered unintelligible
cries.. Seeing that be did not mean to hurt
them, they improved the opportunity to
have some fun with him, and soon were
chasing him about over the damp turi,
yelling and shrieking with delight 4
crowd Of male spectators soon gathered,
whereupon the wild man made dash for
Monument Hill, the crowd stringing out
behind him in earnest pursuit. Upon
reaching the top OF the hill, he kneeled
down upon the steps Of the monument and
began to pray iervently. A police officer
soon made his appearance, whereupon the
lunstic rushed to a plank walk, lifted it
up and took ont his clothes where he had
lef. them in hiding. .4tter he had. dreesed
be was taken to a station houce, where he
said his name was William Way, OF Weir.
His face vas quite badly bruised, and he
appeared to be pretty well used up. The
police await the appearance OF his friends.
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Auicida aud Kuhh.rY.

Loya BEACH, N. j., April 2l.-Vincent
Brown, postmaster at Deal, attempted sui.
eide tonight, the instrument being re-
volyer, two chambers Of which were emp
lied into his right cheek. The balls struck
the bone and glanced of, tearing the flesh
in horrible manner. 4 physician, who
was at once sdhmoned, pronounced the
wound serious, yet not necessarily fatal.
About two months ago Browns store was
robbed, ,-siter which, being Of an extremely
nervous temperament, he lived in such
constant fear OF thieves az to precipitste a
severe i!lne,s, from which he was supposed
to be recovering. The dread OF death,
which harassed him continually during his
illness, it is supposed, unsettled his reason
and led to the attempt upon his lie. He
has always bean we'll liked in the commu.
nifty, and is pcaseased otconsiderable prop.
artv. d .
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BLoou1SeToS, ILL.,, April 2l.-Rev. G.
s. Smith, the colored orator and chairman
OF the Committee Of Arrangements for the
Oolorsd Mems Conference, which meets at
Pittsburgh on the e9:h inst, han Just com.
pleted the programme for the occf 4ion.
Among the subjects to be discussed will be
"The grievances Of the colored race, the.
nature and remedy" THE political statrs
Of the coIored race" 1.-THE necessity and
value OF orC,aization,n and "Our advance
ment ment'''y and physically" Among the
mos. prominent speakers who are 10 lake
part in the deliberations are ]. A. Brown,
Cleveland, o.; DR.. A.. NJ. Green, New
Orleans; I. c. Wears, Philadelphia; Rober.
Pelham, Jr. Detroit; ". T. Borks, Pist1-
bursh; @. S. Smith, Bloomington, and Hon.
John P, Green, Cleveland, o.
Each person who attends the conference
and participates in the deliberations will
be individually re5pcacihle for his owa
acts and utterances. Frederick Douglsys
has written Mr. Smith that he will be
present, but the active work OF the con.
ference must be LETT 10 the younger men.
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HogA cg GREELY said: " II we could IN.
dese!l Il. world in iron or cloth by means
which ket: their producers ignorant, i'll.
iel, socielly dep,aved and morally de-
graded, We could no: afford to accept 8
commercial CT industrial advantage on
such terms. Cheap shoes and hsts are de-
si,able, but not d: tho cost of generations
Of shiTering, tamishing, illiterate shoemak-
era sad hatters." Horace Greedy was a
dunter.hested old isaoramus beside the
accomplished political philosophers who
stand By tae Morrison tariff bill and shou.
Tor "ats,if.ior.revenueorly." The world
moves, and some men move backwards.
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Texas Notes.

GALVESTON, TEX, April al.-The Ntlc,'
Longrlew special Gays: The Sabine sgain
spread over the bottoms and foa.ed of
probably 100000 feet OF timber which
have lodged sgains. the bridge Of the G.
SIN. L. railway. cagsiug a force OF men
kept there to break the jam. the rives is
rising fast. Rains have delayed this sss.
ton at short intervals all spring, keeping
the farmers behind In their york, The
washing OF the cultivated gardens Is fra.
auent. The farmers and null men are low
spirited en- account Of recent rains. - -
The .Neps' Wh;tesboro special sayt:
About o'clock this morning ceyen brick
buildings on Union stree. were burned.
with thsir contents. Total loss estimated
al so 600, .' .:S y
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LosDos, April el.-The newspapsrs are
not as ye: taking very much notice OF the
01een's visitto Darns:ad,, although there
was, OF course, the usual ou!brrs! Of sicken.
Ing gush over her public Thanksgiving. The
mcsi interesting item get published IS tia.
she was preceded on her journey, rs usual,
By two beds specially manufactured for the
journeys, it being now the inyariable cus.-
tom to have her journeys thus inaugur.
ated. &
The chapel in which the marrisgs takes
place is very small, and will interfere great
ly With the number Of guests. The young
lady ia said to be very like her mother,
Princess Alice, the bes. OF the Qleen'a
daughters.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has letters from
the ls!ucipal Northern States which i: Gums
upas follows: THE Democratic party both
North ard South wants Tildsn and Hem
drirks ,eu6minated. II not the old ticket,
either Payne or Med onsld will do. Blaine
Isl decided i4sosi.a Republican can
dids,e. Arthur ;s lsgging. aud is in danger
Of being oyerhaulsd and run down by Ed.
.nuads, Lincoln, ,Shermeno- Logan" What
G. terglh President Arthur appears to hsye
in New YORK is understood to be IN ore for
Ein unds than for Arthur.
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THE AWFUL MAsssCRE
of the LoyA! fsEiiit and
-Hl Children Killed.

VI the l.oya! FaEiiiVes-Women and
=mi.f- Children Killed.
PARIS, April 2l.-The Figaro. CORE.
soondent at Cairo sends the following lie.
tails Of the recent shendy maszac,es: Three
hundred Egyptian troops and GOO noa.
combssan.s, pretesring TO make the
hazardous attempt to march to Berber 10
starving inside shendy, started from tie
latter place on the l5:h inst. Part OF the
number went slowly by steamer down tie
siver, while Others ma,ched along the river
bank. When within two houra' march from
Sheldy they vera attacked By Arabs and
after short fight eli the troops excepting
few were mesaacred. The Arabs alter.
ward captured shendy. The Egyptian
troops there had discarded arms and uni.
iorna in the hope OF being spared. Few,
however, escaped the great massacre. Two
thousand men, women and children were
slaughtered, many Of them refugees from
htartaum ~. r..
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An Irish Duel,

PARIS, April 2l.-A duel with swords
took place to-day in the Bois de Boulogue
between Joseph Casey, Fenian, who
wasconfned in Clerkenwell prison in 1867,
at the time Of tho attempted explosion
there, and Captain Scully, an Is;sh.Ameri-
can, who wss soldier in the Union army
during the late civil war in Amer;ca, and
also fought in the Mexican war. Scully
hes been suspected Of being m iniormer,
and the duel resulted.
Scuily WIS wounded slightly in the
neck. His sword was broken. The COM
batauts were aiterward reconciled.
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NEw YORK, April 2l.-I. was stated at q
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Independent Labor party to-day that a
conference was held at No. 262 Broadway
las. week, between General Butler, Walter
q. Sharpe, Henry Nichols, John o. keogh
and John T. Henry, at which arrange
ments we're made for the nomination OF
General Butler for President, and Con.
gree7msn Reagan, of Te1as, to1 Vice
President, by the anti.moncpoly party, and
an understanding was arrived at with the
Greenback party by which they we're to
ratify the nomination at their convention
in Indianapolis. Walter II. Sharpe is to
have charge OF the machine.
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Bos7oS. April 2l.-The House rejected
the ssnate'p order that the Committee .pp
Election Lsvs oorsider the eIpedleney oi
amending the constitution to provide for
biennial Eessiors. The general court reso-
luton, providing for the prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution and offered as
substitute for the adverse report Of the
msiority OF the Committee on Liquor Law,
Eaa rejected BY q vote Of Il to 81 and the
adverse report OF the committee adopted.
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THE GREAT TUSSLE
oRrAEPRks,okNr,AL NOMINATION
ssnIssr Sswil, Of New Jsrssy. will ssppsrt Blaine
at Ca!easo-GeasfAi BssJ.uln Ba,iss's Boom.
Low thsAsw York Delegation Stasds-Po-
lltiealS Saws from The Csuatry d Large.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2l.-It ha
been reported, since the election Of sena
tor sewell as one Of the delegstes.at.larg'
from New Jersey to the Republican Ma
llonal Convention, that he would not cor
daily support Mr.. Blaine. The ex.secre
sary OF State and the Republican Senator
from New jersey have not been persona
friends since the retirement Of the iormel
from Gen. Garfield's Cabinet.
Prior to that time, in two successive
Presidential campaigns General sewell had
labored to secure the vote Of New Jersey in
convention for Mr.. Blaine. When Mr..
Blaine retired from the Cabinet he gave a
reception in honor OF his successor, Mr..
Frelinghuysen. Of New Jersey Secretary oi
State. N-e
The most conspicuous representative OK
New Jersey present was e1-Secretary OF the
Navy and e1,Represen.ative George NJ.
Robson. Neither Of the two Senators
from New Jersey, Mr.. Sswell or Mr.. Nc.
Phesson, were invited. The latter, being
Of the opposite POLITICAL party, thought
very little about the matter. Gen. Sewell,
on the other hand, regarded his failure
to receive an invitation to the reception
not only as an act Of discourtesy, but en-
Intentional insult. He has resented 1t
by Gee sing all personal intercourse with
MI. Blaine. It is said that the latter was
not aware Of the TACT that Mr.. Sewell and
Ar. McPherson had not been invited 10
the Frelinghuysen reception until the
night it occurred, and that Mr.. Robesoa
was entrusted with the task OF preparing
the invitation list The knowledge OF
these facts doubtless gave rise to q report
circulated before the Trenton Convention
that General Sewell would not, II elected
as a delegate, support Blaine. l,
The contrary is the fact. General Sewell
will vote for Mr. Blaine as long as tha.
gentleman's name is before the convention,
and he will spare no effort to secure for
him the nomination. His pledge to do this
has been given and it will be relisiously
observed. he recognizes the overEhelm-
ing sentiment OF the Republicans in the
State in favor Of B!aiue's nomination and
respects it. ~
It is not believed by General ssxell's
friends here that Mr.. Robeson will Try TO
cross swords with him again sooa in con.
ventiou Of New Jersey Republicans. Mr..
Robson, after the most painstaking can
vass, received only l35 votes in q conven.
ion OF GAO delegates for delsgate-at.large,
md was beaten IN bis effort to be made an
alternate BY q negro,
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Views from Abroad.

LONDON, April 2l.-American kilograms
begin to direct English attention, to the
Presidential conventions. The Times, the
Standard, the Spectator and other journals
are all discoutzing this week on the pros.
poets Of the election. The7imes appears to
save let loose again its American prophetic
writer, who believes that the candidates
will settle the party platforms, that the
Republicans have no chance OF carrying
New York and that the carpet baqgers are
still supreme in the South. The Spectator,
regardless Of recent news, opines that the
tide in favor Of free trade is rising. It
thinks it is probable that the West and the
South will compel the Democrats to fight
the election on that Issue.
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BRAZILIAN SLAVES,
The Almost Total Abolition of the Serf
- EYaiem-Tnurh A Ii s...a.. -

Tue Almost Total Abolition of the Serf
system-Tough Alderman. 8.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-A Rio Janeiro cor
respondent Of the Inter. Ocean says: ave
are are at present in the throes Of the grand
preparations Of the Aboli:ionis: Conieder.
a.ion fos eight days Of sympathetic ies.iv-
tiles, to commence tomorrow, in honor
of the coming total emancipation Of
the province OF Cerea from the curse
OF slavery. The Confederation has in
vited from the capital OF Cera Francisco do
Nascimeato and his jangada, the "Drsson
Of the Sea-" the said Francisco being the
Jangadiero who ses the example OF refusing
10 transport elayes to the packet Tor the
South. About twenty-five thousand slsyv,
have been freed within the pas. three years
and Ceara will have the honor, on the
18th, Of being ths first free State in the
Brszilian Empire. f 'aI.
Naturally the provinces immediately
above and below will soon ba Obliged to
follow the example Of Ceara, aud it is very
likely that within three years more the
free zone OF Brazil will extend from the
northern troc:ie. to the bounds OF Para.
hyba, or even Pernanbueo, over hall OF
the whole empire, and mos! pe.sons not
directly interested in the institution be.
liera that it will not last beyond 1890. o.,
"Whas the effect will be upon the pro-
ducsion OF Brazil it is difficult 10 cay, bu.
the general belief ia that there will be a
Tremendous crisis ior some years. The
planters are naturally 6esirous 10 maintain
that sJsten OF masters over completely
subservient employees from which they
derive go much importance, and thsy will
not cede what immigrants vant-oyrer.
ship Q. the land. There : il
no tax on land to iorce the hca,ders 81
millions OF acres ol waste lands to sci
them. and consequently the real inmig,a
tea does no. even 70. exceed about ;er
thousand q year-all Of the moneylee.
classes-bseause there is really no lane
which they can obtain ior purchase, e1cep
three or four hundred small lots in the CO!
onies. It seems as though nothing but {
terrible labor csisia and complete ruiz
will break down tho present system o
monopoly Of land.
OSirg to the rowdyish proceedings o
our town councillors, called here 'sveres
dores," the Minister OF the Empire sus
pended, les: November, the whole twenty
one, and nov the Public Prosecute, o
Rio has formally charged them viii
riodng, turning the municipal aession
into meetings oi roushs, etc, an,
probably they will he prosecuted
i is fcareel; likely, however, that q Ri
jury will convict, as It used to be q stand
ard amusement to attend the sessions +
see the iur, and the citizens generally
whose belle! in their governing bodys' il
tegrity Ia far belew aero, were grateful tha
although being plundered-!hey we,
amused At least
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TIE Philadelphia Prtu, which Is or the
.z1nd and took come interest in the pro
ces6s,ss, says the victory Of the Blaine
ssn.iuer. in Pennsylvania is complete and
doubls-nye.ed. l, suits tie purpose OF
The opponents Of Mr.. Blaine to belittle that
popular uiunph as though it were con-
spicuous ueri: in the machine politicians
10 have tricked the people. !
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4 ROOs rkLLS,

Crnshin5 SnmDcr beneath If-Ous
9. ----r'ts Euuared Wounded.
VIENNA. April 2l.-During the perform
ance in the circus this evening the roof Of
the structure iell in. The Ugh ..xers e1.
tinguished and terrible panic ensued,
which WIS increased by the outbreak of
FIRE. Five dead bodies and 100 wounded
have been carried from the ruins. A large
number Of persons are missing.
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ClsclssATr, April el.-The frst perform.
ance Of the second Dramatic Festival Wa.
given in Music Hall tonight before an au.
dience estimated at 1000 to $500. The
play was Julius C;e,ar, keene, Warde and
Barton Hill taking the parts Of Antony,
Brutus and Ca2sius respectively. The
scenery and properties used last year with
corrections and additions made possible
by the extension Of the atage were on q
scale Of excellence not possible except
upon stage OF this sizs. The audience
grew demonstrative at times and seemed
generally plealed. -
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Only lnA ConHenfion

WASHINGTON, D. G., April Ex-senator
cabin, ChsiEman Of the National Repub.
licau Committee, has written 8 lette. to J.
q. Desandort, Of Virginia, explaining q
certain Photographic circular addressed to
the State Committee, which was sen: to
Diz,ndorf few days ago. 1t was 80 cent
by mistake Of the clerk, and not intended
as recognition Of the Dszendorf couven.
ton as the regular Republican organization
Of Virginia. In conclusion Senator easin
says: while will not a,,une to speak
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PHlLADELFHIA, April 2l.-These is some
uneasiness being caused IN Republican
circles in regard to the presence et direct.
ors Of national banks on the Electoral
ticket. It is feared such directors might
be constrael 81 oaicers Of trus: Of the
United States, inasmuch as national banks
are created by the Government. Upon the
Republican ticket for Presidential Electors
are John ". Leisenrins, Of Iauch Chunk;
Calvin Wells, Of Allegheny; James Dobson,
John Muadell and joseph B. Altemua, OF
Philadelphia, all directors OF national
Lants. TIE shole subisct is being thor.
ougnly discussed.
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DA1roS, O., April 2l.-To.night the lest
Of the marrow gauge strikers returned to
work. Trsina arc again running on all d.
visions. The strike Was broken yesterday,
tvan.y men going TO work. They were
not intsrtered with by the other strikers
and by this movement the backbone Of the
strike was broken. Employees are being
paid n fast npossiple E-
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
you. res: By sics child suffering and c5yicr
with pain Of eating teeih9 II 50, send AZ
once and ge! bottle Of Mrs. Winslov's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value is ineaicrlsble. Il will :eiis7s ,hs
poo, little sufferer Immediately. Depend
It, It cures dyssnte.y nnd d da11hosa, reg
ulates tha somkch and bowels, curss wind
collie, softsns the gums, rsdrcss ir :iamma.
ton, and gives to1s Gad ene5gy fc the whole
system. Mira. Windows Soothing Syrup Tor
Children 1cesting is PLEASANT 10 the iss;e,
and Is the prescription Of cEe OF tho Oldest
hud best female naIass And Physicians in the
United s,atsa, and is Tor ss.ic by all d,uegis.n
throughout tie void, Price % cents bot
tie. xsAv
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4 LETTER from Mr.. S. ?. Mccormick,
xaich. jadgins IRON its date, should have
s,pea,ed esrlie-,bu. was only received yes
terday, is printed on smother page. Mr.
Mccormick is OF opinion that he has
been unjustly suspected. The ISrELLldES.
GER is very glad to give his letter to the
n,blic. .l..,N .-,.
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Covered kpuckles.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 2l.-A four
round glove fight for the gate receipts at
the Coliseum took place tonight between
Capt. James @. DAILY and Hyal H. Stod.
dart, both Of New York, which resulted in
favor Of the latter. The fight was witnessed
by about 1900 people, and was very tame
affair. Dominick McCafrey, Of this city,
and Stoddard posted $50 each for hard
glove fight for $1,000 within 800 miles Of
Pittsburgh, three weeks from date. Nc.
Cat5rey also challenged DAILY and Williams
to fgh. for the sams amount within four
weeks. l-.lt.I = n,
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PARIS, April 2l.-The strike OF the Goa!
miners In the north OF France threatens,o
reopen, the mining companies having in.
timstsd they would refuse 10 employ the
leading strike,a, and would reduce The
number Of working hours. ThIee thoueand
miners assembled 6! Denain to-day and
decided to resume the struggle and appeal
10 the government ior aid.