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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-05

HARRlsbvRG, February 4.-Asi illustrating
the a.ser,ion that the steel rail production
has not decreased, notwithstanding stories
TO the contrary, it is announced that at the
Pennsylvania Steel Works, Steel.on, near
this city, the rail mill las! week produced
3.l66 tons Of steel rails, with a total Of
o,253 tons for the month Of January, an
increase Of 3lS tons over that OF the month
OF January, 1888, and Of 2,42S toms in ex
ce,3 OF the production for the month OF
December last. The Bessemer mill lest
week produced sos tons Of steel ingo,s.
For the month Of January the total pro-
ducton was 1856 tons, being an increase
Of 300l tons over the corresponding month
Of 1883. III.
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SECRETARY LINCOLH.
AumOrs AZ 10 Hla Actinn II ti;e Porter
ELL Becomes IL LAZY.

Aumofs M 10 Els ACtinn II tie Porter
Eli, Reconcs u Law.
WAsulSGEoS, February At is believed
that when the Filz John Porter bill passes
the Senate, OF which lis friends claim there
is no doubt, Secretary Lincolu will use
what influence he can command to prevent
the final act in the reinstatement OF tho de-
posed General. This he will DO, it is said,
on the ground that such an &C: would be
went thoroughly into the ce se, and finally
an inHult to tue memory OF his father, who
the court-martiul. There is no
certainty that President Arthur will favor
the bill, but il be should, there arc all sorts
OF stories current as % the probable cou.ee
OF tho War Secretary. Some arc to the
effect that he will resign and that tho pop.
ularity he would gain among the soldier
element, which ID strongly opposed to
Porter, will make him formidable candi.
date in the Ch;cago convention Tor the
Presidential domination,
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WASHINGTON, February "A bill to re-
peal tho sections Of the revised statutes re-
the term OF certain offices to four
yeara, introduced by Representative Willis
to-day, is another step toward civil service
reform. It was prepared by the New York
Civil Service Reform Aslociaiion and pro-
vides that the Offices whose present term
is four years shal! be held ut the will oIthe
power or during good behavior
and competency. The offices affected by
the bill are those Of United States dietrict
attorneys, chief justices and associate jus.
tices OF Territories, presidential post.
masters, registers Of land Offices, receivers
Of public money, suIvsyor.geuerais Of
Territories and collectors Of customs.
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AsAnASjun Af,er the kulfnr-

= CoSsTANTISorLE, February "A letter
Wss received by the palace authorities yes.
terday which purports to disclose plot TO
murder the Sultan. The letter duplicates
IN the plot the Grand Vizier and other
high Turkish officials and ia dated d,
Vienna, though it is believed it emanate, j,
from London. Il ia probable that com.
mission will bs sent TO London to INQUIRE
into the origin OF ths letter.
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RAILROAD TALK.
IMPORTANT MEETING At FAlRMoNT.
ThsWss! Virginia ! PsnnsIlvspia Road 10 IMus
houdA-Trsnle Contract 10 hs fAds with the
PtunsJivania RoAd-A yoics from Nor.
sAAiowa on tho Railroads.

Special DLTa'ch 10 The hitHtgner.
FAlnAoST, W. VA, February 4.-There
was called meeting Of the stockholders Of
the West Virginia K Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company here to-day for tho purpose
OF authorizing the directors to bond the
road and to contract for the building
thereof, which was done. The meeting
also authorized tho directors to make q
traffic contract with and lease the road
WHEN finished to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, which was harmoniously and
unanimously agreed 10. All three Of tho
counties interested were well represented
at the meeting.
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"PneDrtrs Of the soil sc. no benefit from
production" say the free tradei3.
"pro.ec.ion CAUSES overproduction, and
oycrpraducion causes Low prices and low
wages" Say the free traders.
Let i. be admitted, for cake Of argument,
,ha. protection 10 the cause Of the depress.
ed market ioE manufactured products.
The market Tor agricultural products is
iepresscd-what ia the matter with that
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Tur ambition Of Ilr. Foster, late Gov
amor Of Ohio, wGs 10 go 10 the United
sls,es Seratc, bR, his desire WY not graft
fed, II bis pIeEen. ambition is to mako
himself q luarplot and 4 die.urber OF tie
otace in the Republican party, he seems
likely to succeed. Somebody ought to read
vr Coukling's "H4no" letter 20 him.
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A Strnnge NeliEloun R,tc.

DUBUQUE, a., February "A curioua
ceremony wss enacted at the Catholic
Cathedral here to day. 1t was called the
ceremony Of blessing throats. The entire
congregation, including children, who were
taken TO the cathedral in large numbers,
participated. One after the other the
people approached the altar, where two
lighted candles were placed in the form OF
cfoss on the throat Of the applicant and
prayer wassaid by the prieNs. The object
Of tho ceremony wei to ward Off throat
disesse which are now extremely preva.
lent in this section. -
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GREsuAM'S AMBITION,
For the Prcsiieni's Snho he viii Not
H Pnnh his Claims. a#

@ Pnnh his Claims. aH
From Our Special Correspondent. .u... I.
WASHINGTON, February At Is under.
stood that Judge Greeham would like 10
succeed Judge Drummond as Circuit
Judge and that President Arthur would
Ike to givo tho place 10 Judge Gresham,
but for the reason that he docs not want
him to leave the cabinet. This for tho
reason that Mr.. Arthur 10 a candidate for
the Presidential nomination at Chicago
next June. He argues that were he to 30
called upon TO appoint q new Postmaster
General he would make half dozen bitter
enemies In rs many Republican States and
he is anxious 10 avoid anything Of tho
character, at leas. until after the nominst-
ing convention next summer. Judge
Greaham, 1t 10 said, willnot push his claims
ior the pnco and rays that II Arthur Is a
candidate tor u denomination he will be
Tor him, and while lie does not express
himself with much confidence as to Arthur's
succees in securing tho nomination next
June, he has decided to 90 down with him.
There Ia no doubt that Judge Greshaln
desires to succeed Judge Druinmopd, and
wero 1t not for Mr.. Arthur's second term
aspirations there would be no doubt Of his
appointment. It is 4 lie position and pnys
$4,000 per year, jdst the ealaiy that q
Cabinet officer receives.
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Is bis speech on the Schenck tariff bill

Ii bis speech on the Schenck tariff bill
Of 1870 General Garfield said:
Congress hSs become terror to the bust.
nes men Of the country. This very day
the great industries 0fihe nation aIe stand
ing still, hAli paralyzed at tho uncertainty
which hangs over our proceedings here. A
distinguished citizen Of my own dis!1icthss
lately written me this significant sentence:
III the laws OF God and nature were as
vaclating as the laws Of Congress in re.
ls.ion to the business Of its people, the
universe would soon lall into chaos" -
Speaking Of "holy terrors," where are
Carlisle and Morrison and the House and
the party that have registered a high re-
solve 10 rule or ruin through the instru-
mentality OF this Congress?
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MORRlSON'S CHILD
THE PROPOSED NEW TARIFF. LAW,
Prontulc,d A hoAstroaity Akd n Absusdlty-WAr
ou tbs aiaisg iadastrits Of tbs CouatrJ-Tas
Hooi Tariff 10 Came Down FoIty Percent.
4 BIZ Kick imuns tas Democrats.

Ffor, 01r Special Correspondent. 7.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-Well,i inform.
cd and honest revenue reformers sneak OF
the Morrison bill as a n.opslrosisy and an
absurdity. They comment on its lack OF
principle and system. One very prominent
man, speaking Of the proposed measure,
eald today that there were q number Of
duties ranging from sixty 10 one hundred
percent and upwards in the present tariff.
A horizontal reduction Of twenty percen.
on these would make no impression on
the duty and still leave 1t prohi6itory. On
the OTHER hand tfiere were various revenue
articles where the duty was already low and
would b. cut down twenty percen, regard.
less OF this fact. Again, there were yari.
Gus industries now just living under the
present tariff which, by ths application OF
an arbitrary reduction Of twenty percent,
would be entirely destroyed. .qIu}YE IN
Section 9 Of tho bill Is a declaration OF
war on the mining industries OF Virginia,
Ohio, West Virginia, Tennessee, Ken.
lucky AID Alabama. Iron ore Ii made
entirely free Of duty after the first Of July
next, as are also coal slack or culm, btu.
minous or shale, jute butts, and number
OF other articles. It locks as il this section
was fixed up 10 order to got Mr.. Howitt's
support. llis paying high price for it,
and alter ull may not be succersful, for
Mr: Hewitt has tho vanity to think that
he knows more about preparing t1riH
bill than Morrison andiho Pafsee Mer.
chant put togather, and he also thiukq that
ifanybody is to have boom out OF this
tariff busine?a he is the man. M
The bill may possibly puEs tho ordeal OF
the Ways and Means Committee, bu, il
will have rough time when it comes into
the House. 1t will be like putting paper
boat on the Atlantic in storm. Ii is
doubtful il Joe Blackburn will link himself
to any such measure, which is neither free
trade, revenue reform nor protection, but
jamble Of incongruities and absurdities
suca as never btfcre YVES submitted to the
consideration Of Congress. Sensible men
ask whether i. was worth while to raise
such clamor about reform Of the tariff
and to try to read Sam Randall anu the
Democrats OF Ohio, Virginia, New Jersey
and New York out Of the party, to wind up
after s!l Wi;h sUch q pre,eEse at legislation.
With this showing ot hands the serious d.
visions Of tho happy family OF revenue re.
formers era now brought to thesurfsce, and
it is very possible that alter this etier-
vsscsncs Of folly the practical result may
be an abolition OF tde internal revenue
duties in whole Or in part 5Hsg-s
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An Amendrncnt TO the t'onststutl0n
Which WIZ Fix ThIn.s.

An Amendment TO the -Conat.tutlon
Which WIZ Fix Thlnss.
WASHINGTON. February f-Rcpresen,a-
tive Hammond's bill, introduced to-day, to
amend the constitution es to the iiiues aud
duties of the President audlVice. pfesiden,
OF the United States, provides for tho cleo
ton OF q President aud three yice.Pres
dents, each chosen for the same number Of
years. The first Vice-ptes!dent shall be
President u tho Sena.e and the eecoud or
third vice'Psesidsnt shall occupy the po-
sition in case OF the removal from Office Of
the President Of the United States. In case
OF the removal OF the President, the office
is to be held By the first, SECOND or third
Vice PRESIDENT, in order, and when the
only, Vice-president Of the United States
shall exercise the office Of President, the
Senate shall elect Presiden, pro TEN. and
Congress may by law provide for auc-
ce:sor 10 the third Vice-President when
removed from the Presidents chair.
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/ LAWRENCE, KS, February 4-In a Sc.
cluded part Of the highway last night, three
miles south Of this city, Q. G. Carson, a
wealthy young farmer, was discovered dead
by belated farmers. i BUILT hole in the
forehead revealed the canss Of death. The
body was cold and s:iH when found. The
motive Of the crime is unknown. His
watch, chain and pockethook were not
taken. There ia no cite to theperpetrators.
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CRIMES OF A DAY.
MURDER AND LyncHINa IN OHIO.
An oaio Central Brakeman Shot Down In liIs Own
hoa's-rhs Aurdtrets Arrested, Taken From
jail and Ono Of Thin Hanged by u Mob.
Aetss OF cs!ias 4hstaEAous tho Laad, y

CINCINNATI, February IAN Enquire,
special from Corning, Ohio, says: "a most
cowardly murder occurred at Rendyille, ono
mile from this place, Saturday might. Two
men went to the house OF Peter Clifford. a
brakeman on the Ohio Centra! Railroad,
raped on the door and begged him to open
1t and speak with them. Clifford, who Is
only twenty three years old, hastily sprang
out Of bed and opened the door. instantly
one Of the scoundre1s clspped a pistol to
his breast with the exclamation Of "Theren
and cent bullet through his Lett side,
about one inch above the heart. Tho Door
man sank back into the arms OF his younp
vie, and died inside OF two minutss bns
not before he had said, "Mollie;the Hickeys
have killed me-" %
lie meant notorious aud wor!hlee7 set,
whose actionu in the vicinity have bean q
source ol terror and shame to our neigh
boring. town forssveral years past. It only
needed murder 10 cap tho climax OF tho
other crimes. Four Of the family, inclp.
ding Hickey and his wifs's brother, one
Joe Reddy, who Is supposed to the pfinci.
pals Of this most das'ardly crime, were ar.
rested Sunday and taken to jill ut Rend.
Young Clifford was as mich respected
and esteemed as bis murderers arc detest.
ted and despised. He was sober, indus
tlious man. Last September be was mar
ried 10 Mics Mary Miller, very worthy
young lady Of Rsndt,lle, and they had
lust recently goao sehoaseteeping.
At halt-psst eight o'clock last night q
crowd Of 500, ofwhich about iltty were
masked, surrounded the house which con.
tanned the prisphers. They took Hickey
and his brolher.iu.law to grove near by.
They first hdus Hickey, and we're then
s:ringing uRths brother-ln,!ss when The
rope brokG letting him fall. His pitiiul
pleadiag57or mercy and earnsst protesta,J
tiona oEinnecence lnally caused She mob !
to repEtsve him. - -. -. -
Hickey would no. aay whether hswas
guilty or innocent, but said he would die
ikea man. The Hickey tribe and aeso:
eiases are OF tho most degraded set in
Southern Ohio, and the country ia we'll rid
Of them. - -
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BRASswlcS. Tenn, February Ar. L.
Jones, a prominent merchant, was proba.
bly, fatally shot Saturday night, in duel,
by his clerk, Lewis Brennan. Jones had
intercepted letter from Brennan to his
vile, making aGeetions.e avowa's. A
challenge was the result. The men fired
with revolvers at five PAGES. FIVE shots
we're fired by each, but only one took
effect, wounding jones in the side. Bren.
nan hsd, but tbs officers are alter him.
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a Prles. Drnonncea nlnshed Enlla.

WlLxEsbAaRE, Pa, February IA sen
satlon was caused among the congregation
Of st. Mary's Catholic Church yesterday
by the denunciation by the pastor CT
several male membcrs who managed a re-
cent masquerade ball here, at which several
young men and women OF the church danced
I'll! late hour. The reverend gentleman
condemned tnch bslla, and said they did
more to corrupt the young than all other
temptations combined. =.
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PlrrsnuRalI, February 1.-The coke syn
dicste framed come time ago for thopurpcse
OF regulating the output and ptices, has
fallen through on account OF the impoesi-
bility Of procuring unity oi action. The
large operators favored the pool, but the
smaller dealers locked upon it is a scheme
to ireez, then ou. and refused to enter the
continuation.
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Nh. MORRISON he's at last hit the coun-
Try With his tariff bill. He has learned
nothing since h!s exploit OF 1876. and has
no! prodted By the example OF that mis-
guided mar, Fernando Wood, who
marched M the hill and then marched
down again" Mr.. Morrison is q free. trader,
but he hos not dared to bring in free.
trade measure. lie has been stupid
enough TO offer Il bill which cuts slice
twenty percent thick oH the tariff, and
follows that up with little extra trim.
ming to take of the roush edges he had
left Ills bill is "neither 6sh, flesh, nor
good red.herring."
There be inequalities in the present
Law helesves them there, for horizontal
reduction doea not change the relation Of
!hlrss. The relation OF thing, is changed
only where Mr. Morrison takes up with
ihera materials cry and tries bis hand in
tina! direction. Seeing that the raw mate.
rial most largely used in manufacture
ms ls labor-the intelligence which men
al1ly and The vitality which they expend
that they may live and maintain their fam
ilies-i! becomes o matter OF interest to
wotklugmen to know where the raw ma
te'lass wayeis 10 land them.
II alr. Morrison's bill be as bad as the
summary 0! it indicates, it will DO disGg-
aFed III the Ways and Means Committee
and kicked 10 death in the House. Pro.
letticntls will fight i; revenue reiormers
VIII not find it what they have hoped io,;
and Conscientious free traders will oppose
as being at cnce too hot and too cold
conceding loo much 10 incidental protec-
ton and too little to revenue only" 9
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Strikers f:eiurn TO Work.

PErEEsnsRa, Va, February 1.-The
hands employed in the tobacco iactoriep,
who struck January IA in consequence OF
25 cent reduction in wages, returned to
work This morning in the two largest
factories withou! the reduction being re-
placed. Il Ia, believed the remainder Of
the strikers will shortly resume.
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ASSISTANT ADurASr GENERAL RAMSEY,
Of lhe Grand Army Of the Republic, New
Iersry, il his annual report calls attention
10 GONE ,h!rss which work against the or
v,pia.,ion in shis State. lie complains
thut there IL too much rank nul too much
olrse lunch beer. lie proposes, "When a
comradc wants a gIass OF beer le. him buy
/, and pay Tor il"
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LONDON, Feb. 4,-The tenor Of the Queens
speech IS communicated to the press
after ararty dinner to-day at the residences
Of Gladstone and Earl Granville, confirms
the general expectation OF the absence Of
particular interest in or definite statement
regarding Great Britain's relations with
France on the Madagascar and Chinese
questions and concerning the Australian
federation policy, r.. M ..
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DuncnuNv.tIo iron Strikc.

HoIIpAftnuRo, Pa, February 5.-Thc
heaters, puddlers, roughers and sey-
eral other employees OF the Dun.
cansville rolling mill have struc.
on account cf reduction OF 10 percent,
and will leave tha. place for other rarts TO
morrow. 1t is rumored tha. the rolling mill
Of McCanshan, Smith & Co., will start up
tomorrow. 7.JI.y,a'f 80
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A Suicide Identified.

NEw YoRK, February 1.-THE man who
registered in hotel here as w. H. Harley,
and committed suicide, has been identified
as Mr.. Leon Hans, secretary OF the Optical
Company, who had been missing from his
home since Tuesday night. He had been
in attendance upon four OF his children for
twelve days and nights, and wandered
away from home while unde, the effect Of
opistes to produce sleep. His accounts are
all correct. sEIEIl W,lV 'lE
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The ncxpcra,e fcnco Cu,tcr..

AUSTIN, TEX, February State Senator
Terrell has received an anonymous
letter threatening that il free grass
was interiered with by the
Legislature all the water in the
S ste OF Texrs enclosei IN pastures would
be poisoned. Tho letter created sensa-;;
tioi, Ia view Of The mysterious disease that;
is sweeping oil numbers Of cattle in certain:
parts ol the State, Z.
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GESAvA, O., February IA. G. Sewers,
3 millionaire resident Of this town, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in the
mouth last evening. He bad few mo-
ments before come home, greeted his fun.
lily cheerlully and eat down 10 resd. In q
few minutes he went up stairs and the
report Of pistol was heard Stevens bas
bsen dealing in stocks and is said to have
lost heavily. '..5;r.s q :. t-s'. a.sgEs,
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Resolutions on ". naell phl,lip.,

NPbUIUtsOHH Oh VthueII FNIIIIps.
BosroN, February 1.-THE Senate adop,.
ed the following order:
WHEREAS, Massachusetts is saddened to-
day by the death Of the disinterested phi.
lantrophis and tnatchless orator, Wendell
Phillips, therefore 1t ia ordered that
committee be appointed to report
measures expedient and proper for
the Legislature to adopt es as an expression
OF tho peoples grateful appreciation cfthe
eminent virtues and noble and unselhsh
life-work Of the deceased and their deep
eorrow at this irreparabe loss 10 the Com.
monwealth and to the world,
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IT is coincidence that while the
Berkeley farmers were passing their tax
resolutions, drawn by the hand Of 50 dis.
tlnsuished a Democra. ss the Hon. Charles
James Faulkner, and while that gentleman
Sss advocating the resolutions with force
o'inveclive that In, startled his own party,
Ex-Governor rierpont, an eminent man Of
aa opposing party, was writing, or had
a!'eady dispatched 10 the INTELLlaEScER,
'ae argument which this paper is permitted
sopresent today. The u!terances, 1t will
ps Observed, are ia the came line and
AIMED at the same point. They arc in full
agreement throughout, and they Gun no. be
answered.
lhe striking coincidence is suggestive Of
TIC State OF the public mind touching the
question Of taxation by usurpation. Re-.
papiltars arc not more moved than Demo.
e'a's; for though Democratic ''leaders"
nave Tor the most part been dumb-possi.
n'y because they lack the courage to FOL-
ioT-the minds OF the rank and lilo are
possessed OF tho one thought that power
Ass been wrested from tho constitutional
authorities and Used to tap the pockets Of
the taxpayers. -l Z
nmatters not whether the tax be large
o. small i! finds no warrant in the law or
IN any accepted rule OF construction; and
""hat hes been done can bo done IN one
case it can be done in all cases, and we
may as well abolish the legislative and
laaieial branches and stake our chance on
IN absolute executive.
IN time Of war we heard much
"om the party to which tho Gov.
e1nor belongs Of extra constitutional
authority, In time OF peace the Gov.
e'nor lilies in the face OF the, Consti
.a'on and tramples on an Act Of Legisla,
afe signed Jacob D. jackson. The sense
01 pfopriety aud Of sell.preservation re.
'oNs against the uaurpstien. }
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A Colored Crimiunl I.vnchc,,.

CoLsMnus, GA, February THE negro,
jeff Rogers, who outraged and brutally
stabbed Airs stribliu, in the northern part
or Chambers county, Alabama, wss forci.
bly, taken from the Lafayette Ill Saturday
and hanged to tree. About iitty men
engaged in the lynching. Bill Butler, an.
other negro in the same cell, VAT allowed
tn pecape. ;t5g3 {. ~ tfS',aFst -. -----glA.7
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I. Supposea Murderer Aryc.,ea.

ALBANY, Febrnary4 Oscar Meyer, alias
Won P.umberg, was arrested here this
morning, charged with the murder OF Her.
man krnz!er, at Grand Rapids, Lake Cham.
plain two weeks ago. The evidence is
strong against him. 5I5s