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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03

TnE esteemed Register sings q doleful
dty about the partisanship Of the Re,
publlcaas in the State Senate. 1t charges
that the Republicans defeated the con,
arnation Of Col. Lucas, DR.. stlfel and
Captain McEIdowney, nominated to be
Regents Of the University. A good
deal Of Market street English il
flung around in a lastnight-oi.the,
session sort Of way. Executive sessions
lingering relic Of an ancient humbug-
are supposed ODE under the paddock o.
confidence and the awful seal Of secrecy
How does 1t come, then, that the RegisteI
iable 10 say that every Democratic sena
tOrvOted aye, and that the one Republi
can vote lacking was lost strayed Of
stolen2
Seeing that our esteemed cotemporary
isallttle stunned by its failure to hold OF
to the Legislature and the limpid stream
Of public printing, the ISrE1lleEscsl
takes the liberty Of supposing a case. Sup
pose that one Democratic Governor L
about to go out and another to 20 in. Sup
pose that each has his friends, some o
whom are not common to bott
Governors. Suppose that the incom
Ing Governor desires to ladle ou
all tho patronage he can command
tomake himself United States Senator o.
something Of that sort. Suppose the heil
apparent, so to speak, is on the spot TO fir
phis personal partisans and get then
under full head Of steam. And the1
suppose that the opportunity comes 70
these personal partisans TO show theil
tsalty to their liege. Suppose the,
happen to be Senators and find them
selves locked up in the solemn sym
postum Of an executive session. Sup
pose they see head-just one head -ant
xhackit Then suppose that the friend
otthe other Governor observe two head
hsaying in sight about the timber line ami
Jump in to do a little whacking them
selves.
Havingspun this stout thread Of suppo
stOns, is it too much to suppose that Ii,
nominations Of Governor jackson COIL,
have been defeated without any meanl,
partisan behavior on the part Of the Re
luOlicansH Perhaps some, Democrats
Senator will kindly inform III,
RFgiST that nothing Of this kind hap
pened-tlat the Kilkenny cats Of the De
taScnSy didn't delight the Republican
Sae with any halrraisipg at all. But tn
!RstglaeT mustn't deny 1t, Tor It Is yeryplail
party secrets. 80 - -
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BEsI1ArRE.
Chatter About Recent Happening. in tn
Glass City-Personal Points.

Chatter About Recent Happenings In the
Glass City-Personal Points.
Robert E, Neal Is improving.
There is not d asteamboat here this win.
ter to fear the ice break up.
The Democrats and the Prohibitionists
both held meetings last night. =
DR.. A. K. Smith and wife left yesterday
for their new home at Cleveland. 81
John Gill Is home after an extended
southern trip for Maring, Hart 4 Co.
James Barey is back at his place as car
accountant on'the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, s.t
The fee on the river held firm here yes,
terday and men We're walking across itup
till noon. .s..l
I Another freight train will commence
running this week at this end OF the Cleye-
land & Pittsbnrghs railroad. 9
DR.. Albertson, who will take DR.. Smiths
place here, has been in town some days.
lie will not bring his family here till later.
S. E. Rinker and Allen Green, who have
been with i. L. Fawcett, will 60 into the
grocery business at the old checkered
front room.
Adead floor Is being made for the new
skating rink. The space from the ground
to the floor Is being filled in with cindel
and slack coal. f5s.ts,.t 1 =
Mr.. R. s. JUL, Of Gravel Hill, died yes.
terday, Of consumption. BE had been
here but short time and had opened "a
notion store on Gravel Hill. 5s'
Messrs. Bippus and zilch, oithe Coun.
cil's committee, are in conference with the
County Commissio sionefs with regard TO the
building Of the Union street bridge over
the creek. e
Rev. Alexander McIAhlan, Of Clays-
vile, Pa, will assist Rev. II. s. Wallace,
at the United Presbyterian church, in
communion services on Sunday next, and
inpreparatory services this week:
After j. r. McCourtney had left for his
home in nWheelfne, last evening, the steel
workers that had been employed to work
the night turn here, refused 10 90 10 work,
giving as q reason that their oyerseer,
Charles Burkinbush, q former blower un-
der Manager Williams, was not 10 their
liking. Afr. Courtney was telephoned
to, and It was rumofed that his In.
stfuctions were 10 have discharged
all that refused TO 70 to work.
This, however, Is likely without founda.
.tion. The trouble wfll be fully inyesti-
gated this morning, and II Is to be hoped
that everything will be quickly adjusted.
The management having made all arrange.
ments necssSaryfor the double turn and
found 0 market for their product, d sus-
pension now would cause no little trouble.
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Wy rused TO hear great deal about Re,
npbliean efforts to knock the University
intOa cooked hat, or words to that effect,
THIS best element in the Faculty asked
that the doors be opened to young women
and the strong plea was madethat this &ai
about tho only hope for the institution
The ISrELLldrScRR, which has had the
honor to bc denounced as the ring-leadei
Of the destroying angels, raised its voice
in behalf Of the deserving young women
ofthe State and in behalf Of the sorelybe
dsviled University.
Republicans in the Legislature brought
forward the proposition and earnestly
cbampioned 1t. Indeed the party lines
were 50 distinctly drawn by the opposition
Of tho majority that co-education waf
driven into q corner and pinned there as
Republican measure. Mr.. Lucas, the
party leader on the Democratic side,
helped TO bury the bill under his accom-
pllshed ontory. Democrats went 50 fai
Is to say that the University could NOT
live without co.education the University
would have to die. Time will tell its OWE
tale. Tho attitude Of the two parties in
this matter. estops the Democracy from
charging Republicans with hostility to the
University. -.
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saiside From afiss

cIEyErllsp, o., March 2. "A sadsuiclds
by q man spparently crazed with griei
occurred lass night In an out house on
Taylor street. Henry slachel, an in-
dustrious mechanic, employed by the
White Sewing Machine Company, lived
with his wife and four children on Root
street February 18th his daughter, aged
10 died. His grief was severe and ne5l
day be disappeared suddenly. The body
was found this morning with 0 bHllei
hole in his head. Apistol was found neal
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wu,s you come to think Ofit, the Leg,
,.,,'nro " il,st driven home was 'raFe and
ls1i.ntn sla.a,e Affair. The majority made a poor
,.o,r r,oonl and the minority, by pressing
measures ras for the public welfare and beat
~" .aO' olItbe Mason tax scheme, got all the
:,Sital t,S there was going If this isn't true
S' H., somebody on the other side file a bill
a DoyIicuIars,
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Mflll sne fer IAN .Rumorli.

! NEw YoRE, March 2.-Bank Examiner
Serbia completed his examination Of the
United States National Bank on Saturday.
He said aitervayd that he found the bank
IN excellent condition witha clean sur
plus Of 10000. he pronounced the 10
ports recently ultculated about It as the
work Of deiameIs who ought TO be made
tosutfcr for their un1usifable acts. eIf
there Is no legal fedresan he said, sthere
Is q personai one and II was in theplace
6fithe President Of the bank 4 would use
one II / could not get faction from the
other. i am . government officer, but on
that account y anu no less an American
citizen and anaIl. 1say distinctly that
the author Of the rutnors about the bank
should be punished severely either at law
or in some other way.p Mr.. Murray,
President 81 the United States Aank, re-
turned home from % TegtArn trip yester-
day, and Il this morning At the bank. he
will immedi distely prosecute Charles d.
Keep, editor otithe lFdil ssllstl Daily lIs.ss,
fA, lftNAl - Il W ~ ~ Nt sll
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THEY ALL GET THERE.
TRIp%or W EST vIReISIANs /
To the Capltal-Entertainment BY the Way
sids-washlnEton Packed 10. sunosation
and baltimore oyer.run with Demo.
erats 70 Attend, ,thS iaausatatlSa. 3
ptclal plspaleh lol.a IatAllgaleer.

Special Dispatch 70 lss Iatelli0aeet.
: BALrMoRE, MD., March 9.-The special
train carryingthe West Virginia Legislation
and their friends arrived In Washington
at 8 o'clock this evening. Most Of the
passengers were left there, though about
forty came on here. The hotels are pack.
ed and nothing is gained by. coming here
Many more passengers joined the party
after It left Wheeling, and at Grafton two
more coaches were hitched on, making
Ave besides w. NJ. Clements private car,
At Cumberland Colonel Robinson enter,
tanned the passengers to the number ol
ITO withta special dinner, ordered by tele.
graph. s3sS
y.Aiterleaying there Q meeting was or.
ganized on board the train with Senator
Byrne, Chairman, and Prof. Wiley, secre.
tary. Complimentary resolutionsoit
were passed. Very enjoyable speeches
were also made by Senator B, w Price,
Delegate Dyer and others.
The West Virginia delegation will meet
at 9A.M. Wednesday at the National
Hotel, Washington. They have been
allotted fine accommodations at the in
augural ceremonies. w.sF.
- y B HH
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.Terfible poIler Esplo.ion.

ST.. LOUIS, No, March I. "A St. Joseph,
Mo. special to- the Post Dipatst says:
The boiler Of the elevator Of R. 7. Davis
milling company exploded. at 1880 this
morning. The elevator was wrecked and
the engineer seriously hurt. John Link,
working at the gas works, q quarter of o
mile away, was struck by piece Of pipe
and fatally injured. ~.
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How Th6y Celebrated.

GAIyEsrcs, Tx, March The Naps'
Austin, Tex, special says: The forty,
ninth anniversary Of Texas independence
was celebrated today by the lay ping Of the
corner stone Of the new State capitol
under the auspices u the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Texas,
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JUDGE REAGAN
Make. a statem ent and aetsrizsa., clesvs.

Makes q statemen and Characterixes Cleve-
lands Speech as Extraordinary. -
WASHINGTON, March 2. Judge Reagan
makes a separate statement on the whole
subject and matter at issue between the
silver men in Congress and Mr..
Cleveland, in which he characte ctefikss
some Of the latter's declarations as most
extraordinary and astonishing. The
Judge concludes his discussion OF the
question as follows: @ :
a'The, people Of this country know, what
ever the bankers and sbondholders may
think, that this is an effort TO subordinate
the interests OF the American people to o
class knownas bankers and bondholders,
and TO compel a Democratic President and
Democrats in Congress to adopt and carry
out the very policy. for carrying out which
the Republican party wasibeaten and turn.
ed out OF power. That party was the tool d
corporations and money king; and il fwas
beaten for being SO, and Democrats do,not
propose to take up the old clothes ofthe
Republican party where they threw them
down. The country has not yet forgt tten
that ini1 1878, when Congress was trying 70
restorels silver to circulation, and to prevent
the retirement and cancellation OF legal.
tender notes, the banks, in order to pre-.
vent this, contracted the volume OF cur
rency nearly $4,000, 900 in about three
weeks, threatening q monetary panic for
the purpose Of intimidating Congress and
the President, and to prevent the passage
Of q measure which the best interests oi
the country required; and they would
have produced a panic ifthe Secretary oi
the Treasury had not thrown q consider.
able amount Of money on the market
to buy mp public securities and furnish
the necessary circulation. II Is stated
that they are now threatening another
panic II they,can not succeed inwhat they
want. Itisto be hoped Congress will an.
swer them by repeating theilaw authoriz
ing the charter or banks and control OF the
volume Of money, or at least take from
themt the privilege Of issuing currency and
controlling Its volume. We can safely
dispense with National bank notes by sub.
stituting in their place an equal amount o.
Treasury notes instead, which would bt
receivable for oil taxes and duesandrei
deemable In coin at the will Of the holder
and which, though not legal tender, would
be tirst-class commercial paper, and would
have exactly the qualities that National
bank notes now haye. y rs
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Alleasd Rraash 81 oontrnet.

6 .cLRyE1Axp, O., March 9.-samuel B.
kirby entered a suit today against W. G.
Wilson, Of Chicago, for $50, 900 damages
and $500 unpaid commissions. Tile
damages are claimed for abreach Of con.
tract on q sewing machine deal.
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A0neer Robhery Case.

+ LINCOLN, NKb., March 2.-The coroner's
Jury in the inquest over Griffin, the dead
robber, returned a finding, one juror dis
senting, that the killing was felonious.
The man DAILY, who acted as decoy, has
been admitted TO bail Public excitement
is unabated. Efforts are making for a
Thorough investigation. ~
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MoRGANr,owN,.
Dying rrom . SNOW Ban.alt-A ualyersiisyi

Dying From . Snow Ban .Hlt-A UniSerssiy
sa.ti. Professor out OF Gear. y
Grepoadees q Ne lat1Elie1sez.
MoRGASTowS, March2 James E. Rsnt,
a acitizen Of Granville, was in Morgyanntoxn al
on last Thursday, and as heIwas passing
quietly along the street was struck above
the eye by aniee ball thrown by d small
boy. Heis now lying very los'withsome
doubts Of his recovery, and Il is thought
that he mayloseb both hiseyes! A warning
to small boys whoindulgein snow:balline.
Prof st. George T. Brooke Is fiotwelI
satisfied with his advent into print and Is
considerably riled over the teIegramspub
lished in the Register. He continuesito
maintain his strong point THAT parole tes.
timony is not admissible 10 contradict the
records.N v There may be some Ipp over
the matter yet " sz..i n =
d. Il. Slime, the most anxious candidate
Tor the postoiilee, has come out inthe Nea6
Dominion and declares himself intfayor Of
submitting theqpestion 70 the Democrats
of the district. ~ y
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Tho Pope,s birthday.

Row, March -Thiswas the 10Th an
niyersary Of heibirth Of Pope Leo XIII.
The Pope replying to the congratulations
of the college Of cardinals, expressed re-
gret at the present position Of papacy,
which, he said, was In the hands Of the
despoiler. Neither he nor his successor
could ever accept this state OF affairs. 1i7.
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BRRtIS, March 2.@The Ga.ette accuses.
Great Britain OF having shown a lack Of
courtesy in allowing the publication Of
the blue book concerning Samoa without.
first asking Germany ether she agreed,
ia, the publication. The Gazette calls at
tention to the fact that the book reports
confidential conyersat; ions, and instances
that the letter fromthe King OF Samoa to
the, Emperor appeared in the book before
it reached the Emperor. The interview
OF MaletsYith Bismarck, strictly private,
was also published, - -
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.London pynamItsr, mini.

! LONDON, March 2,-The examination Of
Cunningham and Burton was continued
to-day. The witnesses introduced testi.
fed that Burton was the owner Of d bag
containing twenty pounds Of dynamite
discovered II; the parcel room at Charfr,e
Gross railway station shortly after tie exS
plosions at Victoria station q year ago.
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EoSpoS, March 2.-The Ex.E .Empreas
Eugenie, taking q carriage drive at FARMS
borough to-day one Of the horses took
fright. The animal was killed by being
impdied on the shaft Of o cart. The Ein.
pres aud the other. occupants OF the car
iiage were thrown out but escaped nn-
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Lively coouneil Meeting, Z

DUptN, March AIT, q meeting of.the
Municipal Council Of the citYoi cashel,
Tpperaty county, o fight occurred in (
which one half fof the city fathers were ar
rayed against the other half in q fist fight.
The chairman was dragged from his chair.
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LONDON, March 81 Dispatches from
Maasowah state that amessenser whol6as
| just arrived. from sKassala says that pre-
yious to his departure the be;eaguafed
garrisonmade another sortie. They were,
however, repulsed with fearful loss, losing,
% officers and $50 men. Little hope Is
now entertained for the relief Of the city,
whose 10000 Inhabitants have for some
time, ,beenon short rations. The eityh
been resisting Siege by the alahdf's;
forces for over year, and must soon ialls
unless relieved by . large body of: :troops
foEwardedfrom either Massowah on Assab.
Official adyices state that the sortiel by
hegarrison of Kassala, which resuited in
tile loss Of es officers and ess men; oc-
Cured on the % Of February. (
According to advices from aTassawah,
the garrison at Kassala Is reduced To- IAN
effective force Of six hundred men. The
town is closely beseiged and heigarrison
is short ofiammunition. The Egyptian
troops are discontented. Tho Gotan-
mont at Cairo has abandoned allihopes Of
relieving the town.
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/. TAKING AwAYnis,powEB. I
Planto Prevent Inmediate o Removals from
ast-i- Office by Cleveland.


go ofioe by Cleveland. ~
NEw YoRK, March 2.-The Democrats
here are a great deal stirred up over an al
legged discovery Of q plan on the part ofths
Republican members Of the United States
Senate totie up Mr.. Cleveland and dpieysnt
him from making extensive removals loi
Federal ofticeholders. Under the Tenure
ofoaice Acthecan onlysuspend dotremoge
oticials while the Senate Is in session,
|byand with the consent Of that body and
after confirmation Of thenewi officials. III
isssid that the Republican Senators pro,
pose, after confirming the Cabinet and
Foreign Ministers, to adjourn the Senate
TO 70 day certain one; two or three
months later, rs may be decided upon.
Under tho parliamentary law thlsIwould
leave the Senate still in session and
Mr.. Cleveland could . make { no
changes in officials until action has
been taken by the Senate. IE Is said
nearly all the Republicans in the Senate
have Endorsed the scheme except Senator
Rdmunds and that's delegation Of YER
mont Federal otficeholders win 20 10
Washington tomorrow 10 tlyf 10
induce him 20 Join the ether members.
The ground upon which the plan Is 10
be adopted ID that It Is dangerous To- the
public Interest for femoyaIsto take place
rapidly. The Democratic leaders who
have inklpgs OF the matter have been
looking up the Cqnstitu utional proviAionl
and claim that Mr.. Cleveland has power
70 declare the eenate adjourned when thG
work for which the extra session Nasc call;
ledis completed.
Mr.. cleyelandis q inaugural Is said TO 81
lfplshed, HIS friends say twin impress
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LONDON, March 2.4Dispatches from
Korti state that Gen. wolseley's eyes
have become affected by the glare ofithe.
sun, and that the intense heat has caused.
an outbreak Of typhoid fever among the
British troops. 3 ~ 4 ~ &
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Ghs Gttel!issadfr,
osieei Nus. 20 and q foar.een.n ss.se.:
T,losr bot.beads of Washington who
IN, a ~ tirht duel might Try it on rollers
w. Srt II. novelty Of the thing.

1ris suspected that Cleveland will aL!.aI' sup
u" ua@ and a waterproof ClOak-he's 50
fal,.,iys fap i've on the subject Of his triumphall
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The ousen,s hiesisia,ees. M |, !, .

LONDON, March 2.-1n the House cf
Lords this evening the Queens message, 8
embodying the militia and extending the
period Of service with colors, was made q
subject Of discussion. Earl sioreley, 5rul un-
dei Secretary Of War, responding for the
Government, said recruiting for the Brit
ish service had for come time been pro.
ceeding briskly, owing perhaps 10 the
hard times and the depression in trade!
The increase in the army during the past
year from recruiting amounted TO q, 1000
men, The Duke Of Cambridge said the
Government had accepted the offer of
military assistance made by the colorfts
If needed After further discussion both
of.the Queens messages were adopted. 3
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Dun1IN, March 2.-1n the municipal
council Sir George owens gave notice he,
would move for the appointment Ola com
mittee to frame an address ofiwelcomettoI
the Prince Of Wales upon his arrival in
ireland. Clancy at this jumped up and
said he desired 70 give notice he would
move that such committee be not ap-
pointed. There was great excitement,
and several conservatives were shouted
down. in attempts to ask the Lord Mayor
II the disroyal, remarks attributed him
ina report OF one his speeches had been
correctly reported. ~
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NEw YoRK, March &C General Grant
was feeling quite well this morning. The
bright weather Of to-day seems to act as o
stimulant. He is still at work on his
memoirs.
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WAL, naow, didiyou eyerlg exclaimed
old Farmer FuIrow, rs lie saw the Edison
electric light for the frst time, NIidldnit
know that they could burn kerosene oil
upside down IN, Y ,lo,tf1lail, 3
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ief5s fl%fseeAttbeFtats .I
! Miss Fannie yanpele Of Martina Ferry,
Is whiting Mrs. II. u. Wells. q + -
Mr.. Charles steuart, Of steuast's Iands
ing, Is visiting friends In town. fsisl
Rev. Mr.. Denny occupied the pulpit OF
the Wet End Church on Sunday.
The carnival at the Mammoth rink Fri
day might bids iairto be a grand success. Z
Misses Taggart and Hornef, Of Morris.
town, are the guests Of Mr.. W. NJ ClarkEs
family. 7iisIii I;
someof Bridgeport 's9 best skaters went
to ST. Clairsyille last night 10 assist IN
opening the new rink there. l'iiiss 7 !
The praise meeting. at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday night introduced i,yiRey.,
Mr., BAYS, was q grand success,
The z: N accommoda onithe Cleye-
land 4 Pittsburghrailroad brought thebody
Iot aifs. Cavern from salineville to this
place estefaay 10 be Inferred at Mt. Cal
vary. large number OF friends met the
train and went 70 the cemetery! q &