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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-18

IxDIAsAroMs, Inn, March 1.-THE
Journals Anderson special reports the
death Of George Hawking, engineer, at
Delawater's saw mill. Hawkins attempted
to remove the belt from q pulley while in
motion. His clothing was caught and be
was whirled round with great rapidity.
His clothing was entirely stripped from
his body. Ills head struck upon o sill oi
the building and WIS gashed almost be-
tyond recognition. His fingers were torn
from his hands, his chest was broken in
and all the bones in his legs and armi
Uart htnkan j1 Htas
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Aclty ia peril.

PANAMA, VIA GALVESTON, March r.
General Comma, commander Of the
Colombian guard, arrived with reinforce
ments this morning, and tho rebelsretired
out side tho city and await help
from Barranquella and Colon. Colon Is
in the hands Of the rebels, commanded by
a notorious criminal. Stores are being
pillaged. The leader declares he will re-
duce the city to ashes II the government
troops attempt to recapture It. The Ma
rines Of the United States steamer Galena
arc in Colon. The English forces are.
guarding the Panama railroad property.
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Atthe Island rink last night Miss Marie
Carlyle made her first appearance in
Wheeling. and entertained packed
house with her fine and graceful skating.
She accompanied herself on the violin n
portion OF tha time. She was rapturously
encored by the audience. She win as.
pear again this evening. ON Friday eyen-
ip,g fancy dress party will be given at
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NKw YoRK, March 17-Dr. Douglas,
after his visit 10 General Grant tonight
said: "The General had slept less last
night but he made 1t up to-day. He slept
in the afternoon and was much refreshed
byit. He was at II $50 tonight In sound
slumher. His temperature is normal and
his pulse is about the same, He talked
and acted brighter to.nlght than in several
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In ano!hef part OF this Rornipg's paper
will be found the official announcement Of
the grand hat carnlvalto be given Iat the
0haplinS street rink Thursday evening.
The prizes offered are very tempting, and
Dhould excite competition, This class Of
entertainment % new here, but 1t y said
TO be the greatest attraction ever seen In
the eastern Kinks. II should draw o large
crowd here, ". l..s. sl
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4AwRENoE MIX, ESQ, Warsaw, N. Y,
well known campaign orator, in 1852
took 10 bottles Of Warmers s4RE Cure
tor kidney trouble, later many physl-
clans OF excellent standing had given
him up), and was cured December 9th,
1884, he says, ~ have had no serious
return oi my trouble, and 20 conclude
that my cure 10 ispermAnent,"
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The Test q q Yaaral

DAN. A. GR0SvEN0R, Esqa United
States Treasury Department, First Com
troller's ofIlce, Washington; D. O, took
Warmers sApE Cure In 1878, and Dec,
2ath, 1854, he wrotel "NNatnets SARE
Cure in my case effected a permanent
cure, and fortive orsiA years l have expe'
tienced no trouble from what was aise'
rious kidney afeclop," 'sis
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Mou1pERs, WAGES nEpuenp.
oLhor Current Local News Of Iatcrest fror
Hsa,3tnta farrII .ftt .s

other Current Local News Of Iaterest From
a Martins Ferry.
Mayor Mitchell Is on the sick list.
Jesse Bayliss and Frank 0'Neill are Wis.
iting friends in Cambridge, Ohio.
Miss Anna Jones, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned home.
Mr.. "A. j. Bowers aud ]. K. Mcoue are
/ in Bellaire looking after the skating rink
being built there by tliern.
Spence, Raggs 4 Co. have posted notices
| up In their stove foundry informing the
Imoulders that alter this week there will
II be a ten percent reduction in their wages.
The men have not decided whether they
will accept the reduction or not.
The second heat Of the nine mile race
comes off at the Excelsior rink tonight,
Thursday night there will be a children'a
carnival and Friday night there will be q
benefit given for Mr.. Elmer Moore, who
has been sick and unable TO work Tor sey.
eral months, 1llt
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a Kanawha valley Tragody

E y u q EAaua"aa ttstAss A."esNt'
CHAR1EsToN, w. VA, March 1f-Last
week VIM. jarrett suddenly disappeared
from home near Coal Valley. His body
was found. in the woods. Jarretts wife
and Mm: Motion, her paramour, were ar.
rested on a Charge Of poisoning Jarrett.
Theywere examined before Q justice and
acquitted on Monday. last. Jarretts little
son said "Mamma didn't poison papa; !;
Motion hit him on the head with chest
nut stick" Mrs. Jarrett and Motion were
rearrested and examined before o justice
and held for trial In the Circuit Court.
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THERE is a little delay about the con-
armation Of our Joseph, butit will hardly
be more than delay. The country expects
that's, important an Office as the Commis'
sionership OF Internal Revenue will be
filled rs the President desires.
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.iseHen.n

DAVID TooKE, Esq, Columbus, Texas,
IN 1870, was attacked with black Jaun.
SI!Ge, followed by hemorrhage Of the
Sidneys, and was pronounced incurable.
seven bottles Of Warmers SAFE Cure re-
stored him to hsalthi In 1880, and July
lt, 1884, he writes, "IIy health has
been excellentever since. .m Try II. Tryitl
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THERE is no trouble about putting the
ordinary law-breaker behind the bars
The Chief Of Police would help to do that.
Are the extraordinary law.brcakors who
run gambling dens to snap their fingers in
The lace Of Justice and so on with their
4,.N;.0
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Tnr Elgi.lef after Mr.. Porter Smiths
election compared with the Register before
Nj. Porter Smiths election makes enter
tsIniug reading. On another page we
snread that intellectual feast.
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MHAT RAYARp KNOWS
About the Central American plaiealty-N
- -.-L---. annn..AIan. 49, !.

About The Central American pltiieulty-No
suggestions.s n
WASHINGTON, D. o., March 17.-secre-
tary Bayartl has written a letter to Senator
Miller, Chairman Of the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, giving him all the
information possessed by the State De-
partment concerning Barrios' movement,
The tirst inumatlon received by the De,
partment in regard to q revolutionary
movement was q telegram from Barios Ia
the President, announcing he had as
samed the title otsupseme military chief,
and that o Minister Of Foreign Relations
at Guatemala would soon come TO. Wash,
ingtons Later dispatches were received
stating that the Republics Of San Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa Rica would resist
Barriog, and requesting the interference
OF the United States Government.
Atelegram from Mr.. Hall, United States
minister 70 Central Ameriea, reported thAt
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An. so! Ex-senator Mcdonald is to
,,ro % a high place. Going to let "old
sjiIebass" sS roOst in a high tree in the
White House grounds and look down on
n,ssing events?
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SOMEBODY lets it out through the As,
,ori,ted Press at Washington that the
rIitor Of the IxrELLldEScER sent his per-
son.l conCratulation to Mr.. Miller. 1t
seems useless to try to keep secrets in this
hustness,
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n Grover Cleveland, Washington, D.
a. When you were nominated We under
", ,..od That YOU were a Democrat. See Lille
sIl >, In5rew Jackson. Chorus Of Democrats
(, Ugh c.
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prr7rr. come on board, Mr.. Register, be-
roro wo pull the bell-rope. This is the
ssspIe's ,@s train, and It's going to start.
yoa can't serve the people, the Chief OF
p6Iics and the gamblers.
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They Want some . OF II.

Special DEtpaIth % tie lRlollEgeteef. ~ Y
WASHINGTON, D. O., March T.-Mr,
sIillef's friends are somewhat surprised at
the turn his nomination has taken in the
Senate, bnt it ia not thought that his con-
firmation will be long delayed. Republi-
can Senators have no disposition to give
the President trouble with high offices.
Yesterday dispatches from West Virginia
asking for appointments ratified in on Mr..
Miller, representing almost every parto Of
tho State. Hellssn't begl,nsto answer the
appeals. They continue TO come.
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WAsnHaToS, d. o.-The Pot says that
the son Of Senator Frye, Of Maine, who
had been snfering from severe cold,
which settled on his chest was cured by q
few doses Of Red Star Cough Cure, He
publicly endoraea II 49, !
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CHICAGO, ILL.,. March l7.-The DALI
Nfrs' Danvillc, ILL.,, special says: Five
hundred miners employed by the Ellis
worth Coal Company struck to-day for d
restoration OF the price OF mining to 81
cents per ton, from which 1t was reduced
70 20 cents February 2. They also decid
edto remain out till the demands OF the
miners OF the same company at Mt, Olive
aud Staunton were acceasd 10. II Is re-
ported that one thousand minets EN-
RIoyed BY the Grave Creek Coal and Cox,
Company will strike tomorrow.
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wars tho use Of spending sl7, 900 q
,...,nn "n !. police force If the people are to
Ss SS.,oiJ .ha. they must enforce the laws
,bsmselYes2
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III Daniel Manning, Washington, D. o.:
Dws " are waiting by the river, we are
v,,sbipr by the Shore" Tell G. c.
uspb Mcn Of 'S4.
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E1eursIon giekots 70 Now (jrlean..

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
wa ,ll tae direct and popular Pan Handle
soH1e. For tickets and full information
~ on Or address ]. g, Tomlinson, Agent,
R9sNIElsyeath street. Wheeling, W, Va
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A telegram was to-day sent the United
States Legation in Gartemala holding tho
Republic responsible for injuries BY its
authority, or with its conniyance to tho
cables or other intefestsot United States
citizens in Central America. The Wach.
nsetti is now en- route to.La Union and will
be duly instructed. lslgned)
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MouNpsvrI1E MATTERS.
A.aterehant Assigns -Rallroad Nev.-Hap

1 esA0Se A4AhfA4A4l AtA+SA - 14Ah5t
A Merchant Assigns-RaIlroad News-Hap
penihgs Of Note.
Or. Bruce will start for New orleanl
Friday morning.
Mayor Pnrdy celebrated his recollection
by q supper given q number Of his friends
The monthly meeting Of the Board O
Directors WILDE held at the prison to
morrow.
VIM. Dinch, a Marshall county man
concluded aitwo years stay at the "Pen'
yesterday morning.
John Hendershott, OF the Ohio Rive,
Railroad, who has been enjoying a weeks
holiday at home, resumed duty yester'
day.
The latest alditionto to Moundsville's in.
dustries is thenew cigar factory iust started
by Willard Danlap, on Purdy street, lower
town.
Work on branch road to connect the
coal shaft with the Baltimore & Ohio road
will be commenced as soon as the weather
will admit.
Mrs. A. ]. Martin was called to Ale.
gheny City some days ago by the serious
illness Of her daughter, Mrs. v. A. Weaver,
and little son.
b. n. Kummus, proprietor OF the Valley
Star flour mil, in the second ward, made
an assignment Yesterday for the benefit Of
his creditors, Hisliabiiities, as enumer-
ated in the deed OF assignment, amount
to $500. He assets are estimated at
about the same sum.
Judge Jacob awarded mandamus nisi
against the county authorities last week,
in the suit Of the Ohio River Railroad
Company against the county, brought to
compel the issuing OF 5000 bonds for
the subscription by the county OF that
amount to the stock OF the company.
'Clitf Jobes and a young man named
Bowers, OF the Second ward, who had
secured positions with the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad PAINTERS corps, passed sue
cessful examinations at the hands OF the
company's examining physicians Saturday
and entered upon their duties Monday.
In order 10 supply animmediate demand
Tor coal at some point south Of here, on
the River road, a car load OF coal was at.
tached to the o'clock passenger train last
Saturday afternoon. This fact in itself is
the very best evidence that could be ad-
duced OF the disposition Of the manage.
ment OF the road 10 accommodate It's
patrons.
MIR. Osborn. Of the Bellview bo,el wos
in toy last veet for tIe m n,,Ynosc mr. 600 n IsSs. sS
inr the 81. cloud hoiei Int fs;isd y Il 4s n.
inse Mrs Iollsr who had s aIraaSIv ready rs,tca ~ ~
the horse. to oiveit mn. Mr. r. nsborn i IN.
tended If he had seeiired ths Sonss @ - -
eomnletely ranair revnnsta am, md ,yr, raf,,rn,;sS
Il abdomen n tirsi class botaI onfI nm @ al, m nor s
boartlinp haase ss s'''Es '-SsSt 'N-1 stNttltet ~
IT. a. ~, y,
al ane tae ana aia appfeeiatiye audience
tns y. a1Esn1ea en- 19s teupeaIncs leetnre de-
H,eL ftSered Y issy. y: y. No,and, at trinity
sinsi;c Z 2tnaay ~ evening tss was enthu
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weIlsburg.

Cree Bros. & Miller will occupy the
room fronting on Water street and R. F.
Craig the ono on Liberty street, recently
vacated by DR.. Cooper.
MIR. Cunan Nelson, Of this place, gave a
very satisfactory exhibition Of his skill as
q roller skater atithe Gas City rink on
Monday evening. BY the close Of another
skating season this little city will be able
to boast OF q number OF professional
skaters. The small boys are rS pidly pick
ing up alLthe fine movements OF the pro-
fessionsls.
Edward Murphy closed his temperance
meetings here Friday evening. Although
an admission fec was charged the house
was crowded. Citizens OF Wellsburg were
sorry to part with Mr.. Murphy, as there
was a warm interest taken in the move
ment, but other engagements compelled
him 10 leave hero on Saturday. The
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
under whose auspices the meetings were
held, intend holding gospel temperance
meetings every Sunday afternoon until
further orders. "a meeting OF all those
who signed the pledge during the meet.
ings last week was heidi in Union Chapel
on Sunday afternoon. On Saturday even
ing next the W. O. 7. U. will entertain
those that have signed the pledge with q
Social at Union Chapel.
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T9r gambling hells must go, Porter
cni,h.
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~, ;s3 Chief Of Police take his oath Of
,d.a wv ,r with a mental reservation that
'sNSlipg Sus holes were exempt?
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Marchl0.
Jas. a. !Scrymssr, Prfsident cfMe sCsntrql
and iSoutt AMericaa Telegraph Company,
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Will PnorECr'pRopERrY
or American Citizens In CcntraI America.
The Cable Company.

NEw YoRK, March 17.-JamesR Boards.
Secretary Of the Central South American
Telegraph Company, states that he has re-
ceiyed advices to the effect that the ar.
thorities Of Mexico, San Salvador and
Nicaragua posted guards at the cable land.
ines of that company. The following tel
egram from Secretary OF State Bayard
shows that the United States Government
is determined to protect American prop.
aftv from infItr1y. n
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Qbs gntelIigfartr

S5aesi No.. 70 and - Fourteenth sefee..
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that are nearly as fine as. hair, whilst the
Spanish moss lends enchantment by Its

Spanish moss lends enchantment BY is
graceful decorations. sit
Certainly the 0cklawha has noriyal or
equal in the country, and while the trip
lopg-taking two days-yet the timeis
short on account Of the constant interest.
One Is thoroughly isolated, being In q
wilderness. One can picture the Chamber
ofHorrors with its decayed and wasted
ioliage-or the. bridal chamber decked
with beauty. We have witnessed many
charming scene, but nothing like the
ocklawha, and when We glided from It
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WHAT DOES Ir NrRANi

Ex-senator mepanald's aIs.tesious Visit i
the National Capital.
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At the late term Of Fayette Circuit
Court, nearly two hundred indictments
were made by the Grand Jury-the great
majority otthe cases being for violations
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the enchanting scene changed to one more
fairy like, but with co.equal beauty. Pos,
sibly 5000 years have rolled on since the
formation Of these waters. The great
architect Of the universe It seems to US
never made n more beautiful landscape
more marvellous because 1t is under the
water, but clearer to the eye than q
garden on land viewed from q balloon.
The whole course for nine miles up ID
surprisingly beautiful. You could pluck
the stud from your shirt and cast 1t down
forty feet and see it as distinct eainyour
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Afew nights since two rough looking
strangers had things their own way in
Weston. They broke open smoke, chicken
and corn houses, and entsrlng the place
Of business Of T. ]. Dyer early in the
evening, raised q row and during it
severely wounded Mr.. Dyer with a re-
yolyer. =.
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PALATKA, FLA, MAY 30, 1885.


From all parts Of the county
come inquiries as to Mr.. Marshall
and the three democrats who be
trayed their party. To all such we
can only reply that we are not in
terested in the result no stain can
attach to us in the matter; we have
nothing to explain and will attempt
no explanation. We have placed
the matter before the public as our
duty to the party demanded, and we
simply bide our own time. They
can pursue the same course again if
they like, but they have probably
found that it will not affect the
candidate so much as themselves.
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THE JURY,

1t was an idea of the common
law that a jury of twelve citizens
represented the common sense Of the
people and therefore the real power
in a free state. In a formative pc
riod of society, this was in a meas
ue true, but in later times there is
a growing feeling that the juror is
the most uncertain factor of our
government. He invariably feels
this himself and has no hesitancy in
saying So
Lately it has been urged by the adj
vocates of civil service reform that
experience is necessary to ensure eff
ficiency in the most insignificant
public position. Our law expressly
denies this to the juror when it pro-
vides for his selection by lot and
enforces continual change,
And of all the powers Of our gov
ernment the jury, to the average
citizen represents most closely the
evils of absolute power in the old
states whose methods we have con
demned. We may appeal from the
rulings of judge who is learned
and experienced; to the ignorant
juror who is probably trying his first
case we must submit without hest
tation the decision of causes affect
ing life as well as property. Every
consideration of interest or expe-
diency, which warps the Judgment
of all in private life, affects the iu-
ror in equal degree. 1t Is often
seen how these influences, innocent
ly and unconsciousIy, may be made
to control vote in the jury room,
when these unframed judges Of fact
and evidence believe they are totally
unbiased.
The architect or engineer, the
carpenter, mason or pilot must serve
an apprenticeship to their callings
before they are turned loose on the
public. To the juror is entrusted
interests more vital and important,
yet he is chosen by lot, and provis-
ion is carefully made to ensure his
inexperience. How long submission
to the ideas of aye olden time" shall
bind us to the present system can
not be foretold, but the thinkers in
all parts Of the country are already
urging the submission Of all causes
to the determination of bench of
| Justices trained for the work de-
manded of them in a new judicial
system. With their advent will
cease the reign of the pittefogging
! lawyer and in a great measure that
also of the convenient witness. \
sharp attorney and plenty of money
may then at last be shorn of their
power in our courts and impuuity
cannot be counted upon as matter
of so much expense and provided
| for before the commission of a crime.
Even De Tocqueville founded the
jury most valuable as a school for
the people, forgetting that student
was kept at his work only long
enough to inspire him with disgust,
and that the cost of such ruinous
education might be enormous
to his unfortunate fellow citizen
whose life and whole fortune might
be presented to the tyro for his ex-
pertinent and study.
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izen less anxious to exercise the
franchise, and appeals for his vote
become more earnest and pathetic.
Those who are most interested in
good government have always shown
the strongest disinclination to en-
gage in the disagreeable turmoil Of
elections, and if this grows worse,
the United States must tax those
who refuse to engage in the work Of
government as France does her in
corrigible bachelors.
1t will thus be seen that in no
state Is provision made for partial
election laws. If Florida, under the
lead Of interested parties, attempts
such an innovation in the interest Of
the few, the end is not far to seek.
The law which might return demo
Gratis from Jefferson or DuvaI
against the wishes of the majority,
will at some time return republicans
from Sumter and Brevard, and the
engineer is always most injured by
the use Of such petard. Demo
Gratis can expect the perpetuation
Of their power in Florida only so
long as they exercise the power in
trusted to them fairly and honestly
for the best interests of the whole
people; when they forget the peo-
pie to secure partisan advantage
they cease to deserve confidence or
support. We have patriots, honest
and true, in the constitutional con
vention who are also democrats tried
and found faithful. But we have
also parties interested in petty
schemes, demagogues who will seek
to deceive the people "for revenue
only" and slaves of corporations al
ready hired or bought. Let the
people watch carefully and make no
mistake when the record is full.