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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-14


JrOdr JACon in his charge to the Grand
Jury more than meets the public expecta.
ton. Appreciating the condition in which
this community finds itself atthis time, be
has instructed the Grand Jury with nm,
sual iulness Of detail. He shows that
there is law enough to wipe out gambling
IN Ohio county II only 1t be enforced. He
points the way for a clean. sweep Of thoss
saloon keepers who break the law. 1t
only remains now iOr tbs Grand Jury to
do Its duty and for the Prosecuting AZ
tosney, after a long rest, to begin TO DO
his Every good citizen will thank Judge
JacOb for his manly charge.
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PIT4sRpsaH, Pas April la This after.
noon one hundred puddlers left this city
for New Zealand, Australia, to work in a
large iron mill just finished. The substi,
tuition Of steellior iron in our mills is fast
taking away their occupation and drying
them 10 Seek employment elsewhere,
Within the last two years not less than
1000 men in this city have been thrown
out OF work by the Introduction Of ma.
chinery for the manufacture OF steel.
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GRANTS coSpIrIoN
During the Daylight Hour.-rhs capes,
SUI Progressing.


sun ProgressinE.
NKw YoRE, April IS S-Senator Chatfes
left the Grant house at9:l5 this morning
He stated that the disease was spreading,
The Senator was with General Grant an
hour. There was some pain this morning
attending the taking Of food. The cancer
in the throat was suppurating. The Cen
eral seemed now weaker than yesterday,
and during the hour OF the Senator'S call
the patient coughed only onte, and then
expectorationof mucous was accomplished
without difficulty. Solopg as the General
was nourished as now the Senator be-
lieved he would survive until death re.
suited from the grat tual course Of the can-
cerous disease. ~. r
The first bulletin Issued this morning
was at S:45, as follows: General Grant
slept in his chair from midnight until $50
A. ". He was disturbed occasionally by
attacks Of coughing with expectoration.
He awoke expressing himself as feeling
quite comfortable. He has taken his nour-
ishment witout pain, and is resting COM
foItably. Pulse 72, temperature normal.
1t is generally believed that the doctors
are withholding part Of the truth with
reference to General Grants condition,
and that last night was anything but Q
comfortable one. From the street in front
Of the house the reporters were able to
observe signs OF unusual activity within.
The lights we're turned up and down fre-
quently, while the shadows OF persons
fiittiDgfn and out Of the sick room we're
very plainly discernible. at was not un-
I'll LONG after midnight that anything like
signs OF encouragement was observed in
the PATIENT said one OF the attendants,
land 1t was thought the doctors efforts to
compose the patient with drugs would
prove futile, but they finally succeeded by
means Of a liberal administration Of
.anodynes. The General, at intervals, had
much difficulty in breathing, and the
noise accompanying his efforts to breath
caused the grayest apprehension" At 81
o'clock this morning the General was
sleeping quietly in his chair. DR.. Shrady,
who was met rs he was leaving the house
about 10 o'clock this morning, stated to q
reporter that the patient was very quiet
up to that hour, and he thought there
was no Immediate danger to be feared.
The accumulation OF mucous had ceased,
and he did not think it likely that there
would be any recurrence fit for little
while at least.
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A sInrnlar nuif.

PtrrsuuEaH, April ls.-A suit for tho
recovery Of $1,000 balance duo on .
Etnbling debt Of $4,000 wps begun here
t9-day by James E. Lane, Of Hot spripg,
Ark, against the executors OF James II.
brown, the millionaire coal merchant Of
hls city, who died about eighteen months
w. Brown went to Hot Springs In
February, 1884, for his health, and while
.aere lost SS3, ,0O0 at the green table. All
o. u was paid but 5000, and ior this
balance the suit Is brought, Several Wit
lesses from Hot Springs were on the
SAad and the testimony was very interest.
ny Tue case went to the Jury this even
IngI but no verdict was reached.
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Young sien,-Read ThI,.

The YoITAIc BH1T Co., Of Marshall,
Mich, offer 70 send their celebrated ELEc.
TRo-N NoITAio Brit and other ELgcTno Ar.
PLIAscRs on trial for thirty days, To men
tyoung or old) afflicted with nervous de-
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all kindred troubles, Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health, Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
incurred rs thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them ut once for illustrated pamph.
lot free, MWYaW
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
THE CIVIL SERVICE coANIssIoN
Call. Halt on the Number Of ApIp,ileaatl
for E1amluation-rwo Notable psel.lons
of the Supreme oourt-An Ohio Man I,
Speaks out His vallaudIEam Mind.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 1S.-The
Civil Service Commission furnishes the
following for publication: We have infor-
nation that in many Of the States the
numbers applying to be examined are
greatly in excess of.shat is needed TO 90.
cure competent service for all vacancies
likely to occur for at least six months.
While there will probably, be a
considerable number Of removals, the
vague expectation of sweeping changes
for the mere purpose OF partisan patron.
age does not seem likely to be realized.
The Commission does not wish TO be re-
sponsible for the many disappointments
which must follow the examination. OF q
needless number. Requests for examina-
ton are most excessive in Maryland, vir-
ginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa,
Indiana, Kansas, Colorado and California.
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BELLAIIsE.
Ml.esllnnoou. Now, Note. from ,le1ela..

INSTANTANEOUS NeWs Notes from theA6iass
Louis Brenner was buriedyesEerday.
Thomas Strong, Of Alassillon, is visiting
here, M
Mr.. Walter Darrah was down from 81.
Clailsville yesterday.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Charles
Rodewig were held at the German Church
yesterday.
The new Board Of township Eostees was
sworn in yesterday. 4. M. Strong was
made Chairman,
A numberot BellaireT Turner'S went upt to
the Lincoln memorial celebration by the
Wheeling clubs last night.
Mrs. John Barlow yesterday received
from the. Masonic Society at Chicaeo
800, the amount OF her husband 's life
insurance.
The stockholders Of the Bellaire Savings
and Loan Company will meet at City Hall
this evening TO adopt bylaws and start the
new association moving.
D. +. Morgan was on Sunday chosen
superintendent pro ten OF the South Bell
aire Sunday School, the superintendent,
M. Brand, being at Rock Island.
The bottle works employees went erl maae
to the rink yesterday. In the evening
there was no session at the rinks on ac-
count OF the Damon and Pythiasn per-
iormance under the auspices OF Black
Prince Lodge X. OF P.
Delegates from all the Presbyterian
churches and Sunday schools OF this Pres
bytery, will be here Wednesday to hold
a convention in the First Presbyterian
Church. Arrangements have been com
pleted by the ladies' OF the two Presbyte.
rian churches 10 entertain all their ex-
pected guests. Interesting sessions are
expected.
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Air. Z. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced TO q
walking skeleton. Got free trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consnmp.
ton, which did me so much good that /
bought q dollai bottle, Alter using three
bottles, found myself once more man,
completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and gain in flesh Of 4S
lbs" Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and get q free trial bottle Of this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 IN utvRLiv
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81 : i7s;-:,.j-; - 80
4 Supposed gag 2t s!lelel " W plexsianul
~ ptoyea, 70 ne only case Oh eolitis, an
in.ah1i'e ~ alsease.
The McoormiGk Reaper Company oi
Chicago, restored the old price oil wages
and thestriKe ende9.
The starch ypFkg al Rdinbprg, Ind,
operated by Thompson 4 Chuly, were
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
Theodore Taylor, the horse thief who
escaped from the Allegheny penitentsrY,
was Fecaptured at Saieayille, a,
eoliierg boilsY al yorktown Pa. az.
ploded, Instantly killing the fireman and
fatally scalding the assistant fireman.
IThs ;mnorIe ~ saneral ro,cbond;,a =,
.be NJ nort #, II @ Nav York for the WeeE ended u
4priI ii were 81, ,7S2, ,O92, and Of tiry goods
sl.s6o. .72S. N :
a I, a.,,,a ~ ,,osson,o. ooao,s ha,d
rh;aaao srssn,,5 W ySe,a esS Se,a asaI a
u tES =, y a.1is,s seutnra,ier mie SVIess ~ aass
a,,sa ,ys sae ra.ssnssr su ,atss ss'S'.0A " 9a'F
o'uus p'.Tse -. %
yauge fitzgeraa, gemoeIanc adge-
elect ot the Clncinnat ponce court re-
fused 70 allow weFrsnfs 9 iIsue l9r lne aF;;
rest q peSsons ehtaFgeo Tlln FePeatng aI
lhs laEe eieThen, se$eepa on ms peIss9nSt
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Why He was Not There.

DrBLlN, April lS.-At a meeting Of the
Dublin Municipal Council .o.day, Lord
Mayor 0Connor explaining his refusal to
attend the reception on Saturday to the
Prince and Princess Of Wales at the In.
dustrial school, admitted that he had not
been invited. This statement aroused
much indignation among the Sationalists
in the Council, OF which they are in the
majority.
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TnE New York World is hammering
Minister Phelps-the gentleman who has
been appointed Minister to England. Mr..
Phelps once gave advice to Congressman
from his own State that the editor Of the
World seems to take as personal afiront.
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AN APrAIRIN 1RFLANp.
The Nationalist Repres.ed-An Ineidsnto Of
wAles, Visit.

Wales' Visit.
LONDON, April 12-A dispatch trom
Mallow giyes thia account Of the affair
there to.dayi Alarge concourse Of Nation.
alisls headed by Messrs. o'Brien, Harring.
ton and Deasy, members Of Parliamsnl,
gathered at the station Ia day 10 await
the arrival Of the PsiaOe and Princess oi
walea Fearing trouble the railway Off.
cials with the aid Of the constabulsry
elected the Nationalists from the station.
Later they complsinsa that undue force
was ussd by the electors. Upon
the arrival Of the Prince and Princess
they were warmly cheered and addresses
OF welcome were presented them, The
attemnt Of the Nationalists to raise q
cnunSss demonstration resulted in q
Azzle. When the Nationalists returned
TO Cork, where many Of them live, q
riot occurred and houses displaying hunt
ing we're stoned. When Police Inspector
Carr ordered the station to be
cleared the police used their
clubs on the crowd, ireely
drawing them over the walls to the waste
ground beyond. Mr.. 0'Ilrien appealed
70 q director Of the railway, Mr.. Cooke,
stating that he had q return tick.
et Ia Cork, hut Mr.. Cooke
refused 10 allow him TO remain in the sta,
ton, as there was no train for Cork for On
hour and q hall. Mr.. Rutler, magis.
tFaie, has now arrived, but be
has refused 70 acoede to Inspector
CaTrS request to cause the arrest Of the
ring leaders Of the party. The police com,
menced a fresh assault, and aided
by the armed military drove the
Nationalists some distance of and
held them at bay until The
royalyiitors arrived and departed Tor Lon
Llstonels residence, where they are stay
Many people were injured. It Is re
ported that the people were ropghl!
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Why does the Committee on Elections
sit with closed doors? Why ia it that the
people can't know what Is going on in a
matter which they have very much at
heart? The committee may mean well,
but II will have to show that byits works.
Its action arouses suspicion.
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SENATOR BLACKBURN and the entire
Kentucky delegation have discharged
their washerSomen and are having their
linen done up at Chinese laundries. This
diplomatic move is explained on the
ground that they are urging the President
to appoint Phil Thompson Minister to
China. The mission is worth many more
rupees than the Commissioneship Of In,
tsnal Rsvenue-but oh, how far away
from home,
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only a manly protest TO the statement /
hear in every hotel corridor, that Ohio is
not entitled TO recognition As Ohio is
still TO be an October statethe skirmish
line will be a matter OF interest, and Is en-
titled to all the strengthening Its impor-
tance merits. A good General will con-
cede the fact without further Argument
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TIE general crop outlook is better than
The winter predictions gave reason to ex-
meet. Railroad earnings thus far are ahead
Of the earnings for the same period oflast
wear. II the winter will kindly leave US
we may be happy yet.
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Depression Of splrits,

:, CINCINNATI, o., April lS.-Er.slsyor B.
:, Palle1, Of Paris, Ky, was found in his
Ioon at his hotel In Lexington, Ky, to-
NY having committed suicide By taking
MMuaanqm. Hewas formerly q wholesale
MIuof dealer, but lost his fortune. He has
Ssaty showed depression Of spirits,
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TuE flight Of the gamblers is avery in.
ts,estipg spectacle. They didn't run away
lon the lynx-eyed vigilance of the Chief
ofPolico. The lynx eye otthe Chief has
vsaried itself winking at them.
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CLEVELAND, o., April 1S.-R. @. Wilson,
Treasurer Of Washington township, who
shot himself at Arcadia Saturday, was
buried to.da;. His safe was opened and
iOdnd TO be empty He was a defaulter
TO the extent Of 81 800. He also owed
quite sum to farmers and Others for
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Tur silver men are making war on
Director Of the Mint Burchard. It seems
like dream, but still the recollection is
very clear that the same men threatened
A rebellion against President Cleveland.
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,mxtyA skin on The pavement would
81 ,saSiIy taken as an indication Of the
'no,oach " Of spring, but even this sign is
'isniod the careful observer.
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Tnr New York and Chicago grain
markets doomed yesterday. This is moi
on the account Of late spring, but com
Ing spring on the Afghan frontier. The
rOlent cry cannot be raised against this.
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A Significant Vote.

LONDON, April l3.-The House, after re.
iecting by vote Of l4sto 80, an amend.
ment offered by Mr.. Henry Labouchere,
that England at once eyacuate the Soudan,
agreed to reply to the Queens message
calling out the reserves.
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baltimore q ohio.

Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate $50. Train
leaves the Baltimore L Ohio depot at 7:10
A. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
bRrgh at sos p. NJ, city time. Ticketsgood
for this day only.
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vooDy and sankey have left Pittsburgh
..ysr,l percent better than they found it
md , bsaueathed:t one thousand anxious
inoairers h after the true faith TO the minis
tsr, Ofthat city. (
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BaltImoTe 4 Ohio.

Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate 81 so. Train
leaves the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot at 7:l(
A. ", city time. Returning leaves Pitts
burnh at sos y. NJ, city time. Tickets goot
for this day only.
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p,,e,os seems to bs thoroughly dead, but
9, Wsbdi still skips over the desert sands
aI Eeypt with a playiulness that must
s.,,i;,e the British soldiers.
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S,x,7oR PESDLEroS has sold out his
.,rbIy possessions in Cincinnati, and
s sr.n discharged the keeper Of his weiner
Ssrti farm, retaining only his former dig
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DyRyRE's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce Il made from the freshest, puTeai
and choicest condiments ohtainable. II
using II, waste, labor anxiety, and diaap'
potntmspt ore prevented, Nw1
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4xD the price Of washing clothes will
=, a." =" Tbisis on account OF the indigo
T. '.,,o ot Iudia failing TO do justice to itself
~ @ rsa.on Of serious droughts.
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The Sym I,alll, % oomrnde,.

Z
MADISON, ISp, April la.-Ths following
has been forwarded to New York, tc
Gen. Adam Badeau, Private Secretary tc
Gen. Grant:
At regular meeting OF the Alsis A.
Bachman Post OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, wewere directed by an unani
NOUS vote Of the comrades Of the Post to
tender Gen. us. Grant their deep and
heartfelt sympathy il his protracted and
heroic struggle with the grim monster
death, prayeriully hoping that as he
so grandly and gloriouay. triumphed in
the late war for the. perpetuation Of the
Union, 80 may he in this final physical
conflict come of more than conqueror
through Christ, the Captain Of mans
sal.ahon::
Signed 4, ". HEyRft ;
A. ], GRAssoN,
Committee.
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poss,nryr CLEVELAND has q way Of his
orn~a way Of making time,servius DEM
....nl0 nal.
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Ghe gatelLiasttler.


rr-rsprRoH is having flower show.
,rby can't Wheeling get up SCOT e1'
hibition?
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handled the members Of Parliament pres.
ent, but Mr.. o'Brien denies this. In the
evening the Nationalist held a meeting at
Cork, ut which several members of Par
lament denounced the attempts to stifeI
the National voice.
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sEsI1oH BEck, Of Kentucky. 1. maintaining a
silence that would freeze netcury.-Iaaadetph'a
I'nA
Grand mistake. He Is only handicapped
by the lingering winter. II thisis not a cor
rect explanation then watterson has a re-
iigerator under the bulb.
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The discovery Of gold in the Santa Rosi
Mountains, Texas, Is reported,
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Mother swans Worm syrup.

Intallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic
for feveriBhness, restlessneAs, worms, con
stipation. 2hp
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LATER DEVELOPMENTS.

There were men in the burner which
fell this afternoon, tho seventh being un
known by name. Five were killed out
right: Hardwick, Biddle, Mitchell, May.
nard and the unknown. Fulton wa.
severely but not fatally injured, aud Cor
don, aged IL, maryelously escaped any
serious injury. Nearly all those. killed
were. mansled beyond recognition. The
last man was taken from the ruins at
o'clock. The terrible affair has cast gloom
over the entire town. A gang Of men will
work all night TO remove the remaining
debris in search for others who may pos
sibly be in the ruins.
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TWO BIG TUMBLES.
VERY pIsAss1nous AFrAln
In a,tohisan-A Mil stack Fails, killing
Piys Persons and woandlpg Others.
Eight Five story tenement Houses
Iu New York City Collapse:

DErnorr, MICH, April iS.-Thc Fre'
Pres special from oskoda, Mich, says
A horrible accident occurred here about
o'clock to-day. While George Fulton,
Joe Biddle, Sam Mitchell. George Gordon,
Frank Maynard, and John Hartwick were
clearing brick out Of John Grams mill
smoke stack the bottom tier gave way and
the six men were buried under fifty thou.
sand brick. Atseyen o'clockseye hun
dred people were gathered around the
stack and every effort to secure the bodies
alive or dead was being made. The work
is slow, being through about forty feet Of
debris, but it is thought some Of the men
will be saved. 1t is uncertain who are
alive, but some can be heard imploring
for help.
Great excitement prevails. Noone had
been rescued at Z o'clock and II Is feared
that at least three men are dead. Tho
burners which fell with the men are about
100 feet high and 80 feet across. The
men were inside, about 80. feet from the
ground, repairing the brick walls when
their seaaolding gave way and brought
down the mass Of bricks and lumber upon
them. Most Of the men have families
who are anxiously awaiting the result Of
the rescuing party.
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wELLsBURG.

Death of Two Old citlrsns-rsmperane.
worl-Other Notes.
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Almost all the farmers In this part Of
the county have hired their hands for
the coming season. The wages paid are
from $40 10 SIT per month,
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Melvin and Eugene NcCarty, Of Iowa,
are visiting friends in this neighborhood.
Hugh Herns has purchased house aud
six acres Of land from Margaret Mead for
National Republican., 1885-12-31

Vim. Wilkerson, II private of the 2i United
States artillery, was before Chief Justice Care.
ter yesterday morning on writ Of habeas cor.
pus taken out by Mr. T. J. Mackcy, rs counsel
for Mrs. Sarah Il. Kali, aud on her petition.
under y years of age, aud had been enlisted
IN INC h'ted States service without her knowl.
euge or, Consent Col. Gibson presented his
regularly enlisted, aud ut that time sworc he
was y years OF age. chief Justice Cartier di-
rcctCd the discharge Of the young man on t.e
ground that even if he did swear 10 being n
years of age, which being untrue, he could not
swear away the rights Of his parents aud Il
was admitted that the mother had objected TO
his enlistment