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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-20
THE oRD1SANCE ACCEPTED.

Tho Natural Gas Company OF west wright
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TIE RIEL REBRLLToS.
Three lndiaps Captured-The Situation Ii
@1,a Harti,rastl

Three Indians Captured-rhe Situation In
tho Northwest.
ST. PArt, April19.-The Globes winni.
peg special says: a dispatch from Clarke's
Crossing tells OF the capture near there Of
three Indians, one ofwhom proved to be q
cousin OF White CAP, Chief of the Sioux
Indians; now with Riel. They explained
that White Caps Band was induced "a
visit Riel bypromise Of plentyo provisions
and had been forced to stay. They say
Riel was at his house at Batoche, had $50
hali-brceds with him and seven prisoners.
Middleton sent one Of White Caps In.
dians to report to White Cap what he had
seen, and to tell MIN to return to his res
ervation. Middleton promised the Indian
o reward il he brought Riel a prisoner
with him,
A dispatch from Colgarry says: Con.
siderable anxiety is felt hero for Edmon-
ton, and the North country stage, due
Wednesday, has not yet arrived.
SWIFT CURRENT, April lS.-An imme.
diate advance OF the Midland battalion 10
South Saskatchewan Crossing Is ordered,
1t will reach the crossing Sunday. A
steamer loaded with steers and q gatling
gun for Middleton will be escorted on the
dangerous TIP down the Saskatchewan to
Clark's Crossing by the right wing OF the
battalion, under Col. Williams.
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ANoTnEls one IMITATION

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Formed by workmen who Leave the a. A.
OF l. !Ss.W.
The movement for the organization Of
the nail feeders Of the Ohio Valley into a
new association for mutual protection, indie
pendent Of the Amalgamated Associations
which was started in this city last Wednes-
day evening, has received additional i'm
petus from the formation otlodges Of the
new association at Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, and now still another branch Of
the iron trade has severed It's connection
with tho AmaIgamatsd Association, and
formed an Independent society for the
members protection. Thenew association
embraces the nail plate rollers and heaters.
II was formed at a meeting held Saturday
afternoon at Parker's hall, on the South
Side, at which there were present repre-
sentatives Of all tho nail factories Of this
city, Benwood, Bellaire and Martins Ferry.
This new break leaves but O remnant Of
the once formidable Amalgamated Asso-
citation in the Ohio Valley. The boilers
have been forced out Of the mills by the
introduction Of the steel nail, and a very
few employees Of nail factories, workmen
at steel plants and sheet hands are oil the
classes OF labor now Represented in the
Amalgamation in the mills OF this vicinity.
The secretaryoi the new Nailers' Union,
in published letter, regrets tho apparent
antagouism OF the Amalgamation to the
new society. He says the nailers will
stand by their old brethren in case Of 8
strike. ~. ~
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MARTIN,s FERRY.


Polo victory for yhselIne. Ets.
Mr. q " DiIwortb i onito IN
M;ss Matte i,syD il m tha s;ci, IL.
t WI -, .',s.s 10y . ~ wv a.sA tiSS'
AN tse losses ny the recent IRE were
adjusted iast week.
Rev. -. .. Simpson, OF Hamilton, Ohio,
IS the guest OF Mr. Anderson kalston.
The Friends at Mt. Pleasant are talking
oierectinp now church which will cost
$4,000.
Work on tho excavation for the foun.
dalton for the new wine cellar is pro.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Mlssoarl-oyer oao Thousand Cali

In MIssourI-oyer 0ne Thousand Cattle
Affected.
ST.. LOUIS, April l9.-Dispatches IRON
Fulton, Mo-, state the people Of Galloway,
county are becoming greatly discouraged
ut the failure so far to stamp out pleuro-
pneumonia among cattle in that county,
The TACT is that the disease is constantly
spreading not oily in Galloway county but
in adjoining counties and that no
adequate measures are being taken
to prevent it much less eradicate it. 1t is
said that over one thousand cattle have
either become diseased or have been ex-
posed to the plague, and that it will not
be long before this number will be
doubled. Money is being raised to try
and kill exposed cattle, but it comes in
too slowly to he properly effective, and
everybody is looking for some more
vigorous means to be adopted to stay tile
march of the disease. al
The County Executive Committee will
prepare and forward to tho State Execu-
tive Committee at Jefferson City areport
setting forth the actual state Of affairs in
Galloway county. Live.stockmcn OF st.
Louis are becoming strongly inter-
ested in the matter and have
adopted resolutions taking the ground
that the disease can only be eradicated or
controlled by State action and through
the power OF State authority; that private
subscriptions and local committees not
authorized by law would be a useless OK
ponditure OF money and time.
tits stated that the cattle interest in the
State has already suffered depreciation in
value Of over half million dollars, and
that Galloway county alone has lost over
ono hundred thousand dollars.
Col. Hunter, President Of the National
Cattle and Horse Growers Association,
says the Legislature should be called at
once and 100000 appropriated to stamp
the. disease out. Hesays there is but one
way to eradicate 1t and that is by killing
all affected or exposed cattle and burning
everything that has been connected with
them sgTU
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ohnrley shn,,. Theatre.

II. L. Hunts Consolidated Celebrities
will open for one week, commencing 10.
night, at this popular family resort.
The company Is very large and talented
one, and comprises ssne 81! the most pop
,ilRf artists In the profession. at the head
ofswhom stand O. 4. Fraser and Miss Mae
Harris, instrumental performers; the
Sheehans, Edward and Ada, vocal sketch
artists; the Shepar1s, John and Della,
German dialect singers; the Budworths,
Harry and Nellie, sensational yocalisss;
Gallagher and Maurice, ethiopian come.
dians; Miss Ada Halmes, serio comic;
Miss Nellie Blimef,S character vocalist;
Miss Della Shepard, operate eongstress,
and Mr.. Harry Budwofsh comedian, who
will all take part in making up what
the bIllS advertise as o .Cornucopia Of
Fun This iswithout doubt o great com-
binahon Of Novelties. &.
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Local. BREv1rrEs.
Matters Of minor Moment in and About I

-
City.
Two marriagellcenses were issued Sat.
urday.
SCoNPLAHTs are made Of illegal seining
in the Ohio above the city.
HuNT's CoSsoItpHTfn GBtSBRiTiRs at
Charley stiay's Theatre this evening.
TnE heating OF criminal matters will
commencein Judge jacobs court to-day.
TAE Decker family, the famous skaters,
will open an engagement at the Chapline
street rink this evening.
JULIUS FMRDEHTHAl, Prussian, was
duly constituted q citizen oil tho United
States in the Circuit Court Saturday.
TuE knights Of St. George attended
mass and received the Blessed Sacrament
At the Cathedral yesterday morning.
Tug managers Of the Chapline street
rink fitted out the Cliapline Street Polo
Club with handsome uniforms all around.
NRxT Saturday, the 18th, Is to be gen.
orally observed by the Odd Follows OF
West Virginia as the sixtysixth anniyer-
sary OF their order.
ANNIE MYERS, OF Eighteenth street, was
arrested Saturday night by Constables
Bird and Love, for keeping q house OF Ill
fame, and jailed in default Of bail.
Tms evening at Simpson Chapel the
Wilson LyCcum will debate the PROPOSE
ton, "Res0lrei, That the colored man does
more to ipjure Ills own race than do the
white people" '
HoLLIDAY Posr, G. a. R., ismaking pre-
pMations for the proper reception OF the
delegates to the department encampment
10 be held in this city May %, and also for
tho observance Of Memorial day in a suit
able manner.
SATURDAY morning Joseph Stein got his
clothing caught in the cog gearing of q
self.ieeding nail machine, and would GER
tainly have been ground to death but fol-
tho promptness OF John Clouse in stop
ping the machinery.
THE Rinehart children closed their
weeks engagement at Charley Shay's
Theatre Saturday night. The doll matinee
Saturday afternoon was largely attended,
Should the company return here they will
meet witha warm reception, as they in
creased the favorable impression made
Monday night at each successive appear
ance. sF&
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An unsurrns Sod ATTRACTION.

This evening ut the Chapline street rink
the Decker family, James, Charles and
Miss Ina, will commence an engagement Of
three nights. James w. and Charles n.
Decker arc the undisputed champion silt,
hurdle and acrobatic skaters,of the world,
and Miss Ina has justly won the title, the
''litGle roller skate queen.n Shells said to
be the most graceful skater, before the
public, Tho silt skating OF the Decker
Brothers Is simply marvellous. Mounted
on stills and rollers they accomplish about
all the feats that any other skaters at.
tempt on rollers alone. silt skating Is a
startling novelty here. Messfs. Entier &
Rose have been making efforts to secure
this attraction ever since they opened
their rink, and have atllast succeeded,
though at great expense. They should
draw good audiences. 9f II
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nE1LA1Rf.l

Boat Race for the KllLvarious currer
News Items.
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rho opera aou.e orehs.,,:rFin Con Ger.

A week from tonight, Monday, April
q, the Opera House orchestra will give lis
eagerly anticipated concert at the Opera
House. On this occasion the orchestra
will be assisted by Prot. Hermann
Schockey, OF this city, Prof. L. zttterbart,
Prof. J. Gernet, and Ifessrs. H. W. Rnhe,
G. Leipzig, j. II. Rottiay and +. DietS, o.
Pittsburgh. These gentlemen, or several
Of them, have appeared in concerts here
before. and made favorable Impressions,
No pains have been spared 10 make the
coming concert an improvement upon lie
brilliant predecessors in the same line,
and the entertainment will no doubt be
one Of the memorable events Of the local
amusement season.
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ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk
Ai,.nnh

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Judge A. B. Fleming, OF Fairmont, is in
town.
Postmaster Scott, of Parkersburg, was
up SATURDAY..
Miss Minnie Walters, ofthe Island, has
returned from visit to Eastern friends.
Rev. w. II. Cooke returned TO the city
Saturday from visit to his children in
Maryland.
+. NJ. Cozad, formerly of Wheeling, now
in the newspaper business at Freeport;
Ohio, ia visiting in the city.
Prof. +. II. Crago will 90 down TO New
Martinsville this week TO establish a
Council OF the National Union.
Milton .. Slower, q D. & o. engineer,
who has been laid up for several days, is
convslescing, and his friends hope 70 see
him out soon.
The Alelrose, Mass, Journal, has an ex-
tended account OF public farewell tea
party given there last week TO Rev. ]. 4.
Scott and his wife, (nee Miss Emma Moore,
OF this city,l who are about to leave Mel
rose, where they have lived for some time.
After visit to Wheeling and West Viz
GINA friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will re.
turn to India. *
Col. Jake Kemple leaves this morning
for Maine to gil seyeral lecture engage
ments there. He will probably not return
10 the city until fall, spending the summer
in rest and rccuperation, and rewriting
his lectures, at Bar Harbor, Maine. The
strain Of last falls campaign, followed by
the siege Of 3 lecture season, has taught
tho Colonel The value OF rest, and he pro-
posts to take one while he has an oppor-
UNITY.
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Anorr rllIllTY pot.LARs
IswhNt 1t Cost the itoys-rhe Grand Jury
Returns.

Ia What tt Cost the Boyb-1he dEhuu Sur5'A
Returns.
The reformatory effect Of tho siege
against various vices by tie late grand
jury does not seem to have been imme-
date or thorough. 1t is stated that the
gambling dens were in full blast Saturday
night, one new one being especially we'll
patronized. II is suggested that the pro-
prietors and patrons both feel that they
must win enough to cover the expenses
Of an experience like that OF last week.
They come high, and the boys feel that
they could get along withoutthem. It was
probably on the same principle that few
of the saloon keepers continued business
at tho old stands yestertlay.
The parties indicted for gaming have
generally walked upt TO the Clerks office
and settled. The plain, everyday card
playing cases were assessed SIS and costs,
the latter includinga $40 fee in each case
for the Prosecuting Attorney and S. 10 OF
Clerks and Sheritf's fees, in all 5000.
This was little easier than the interested
parties expected TO get OF.
Tho Prosecuting Attorney ia tho only
person who seems TO be a general subject
Of congratulation. Prosecutor Jordan
rakcs III $40 for each Indictment, without
losing q friend.
Some anxiety Is expressed by the parties
indicted for keeping gambling houses.
The charge Of Judge Jacob TO the grand
jury seemed to contemplate imprisonment
in each one Of these cases.
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Commencing to-day the North End
rink will hold no morning sessions here
alter, with the exception Of Saturdays,
when three sessions will be held as here
,tofore. At all the afternoon and evening
sessions good band will furnish music,
and every attraction and facility which
can make q visit to the rink enjoyable
will be afforded to the patrons. The man.
agement have already won reputation
olvalue to the rink, and they. propose to
continue in the future the policy which
has made the North End Rink the popu.
lar resort 1t has indisputably become. Its
fine skating surface and good aGcommoda-
tons for spectators, It's pleasing music,
polite attendants and breezy ventilation
will always be found the same as in the
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YnEo. THOMAS ORCHESTRA
Probably booked for. Concert Here
I Mnnn -

Probably booked for; a Concert Here on
Mayo ;.
Mr.. Berger, representative OF the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra, ia in the
city, endeayoring to make arrangements
for an entertainment here May 0 by that
organization. The manager demands a
guarantee OF at least $1,000, or he will
come for surety Of s., 200, the guarantors
to take all the receipts over that amount.
A number OF prominent young men have
interested themselves in the project, aud
there is fair prospect that subscriptions
10 the needed amount Will be raised.
The plan talked OF is to give the concert
at tho ALEXANDRIA Palace rink, in the Eighth
ward. This building.is admirably suited
for the purpose, having ample seating
capacity and its acoustic properties being
very fine.
The orchestra is the permanent organi-
cation under the management of Mr..
Thomas. Itdoes not contemplate leaving
New York in the future, but was under
engagement 10 take partin the May Music
Festival at Pittsburgh May Z and s, and
the plan of coming TO Wheeling Saturday
night, May 0, was suggested and met with
approval.
The orchestra numbers sixty perform.
era, and besides tho instrumentalists the
organization embraces Madame Fnrsh-
AIadi and Miss Emma Juch, soprani; Miss
Hattie ]. Clapper, contralto; Mr. William
J. Winch, tenor, and Afr. Max Heinrich,
bass.
\ concert by such e musical organiza.
ton as this would be an event not equaled
in Wheeling at least since the historic
tour Of the Swedish Nightingale, Jennie
Lind. There ought to be no difficulty in
securing a 81, GOO guarantee fund.
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remperanoe aiaet ing Yesterday.

A largely attended and very interesting
Temperance meeting was held at the
Fourth Street N. 4. church yesterday al-
tetnoon. Hon. G. w. Atkinson presided.
Short and interesting addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. Cunningham, Of the
First lresbyterian church, Rev. MI;
Shot, Of tho Baptist church, and
Rev. DR.. Smith, Of the Fourth
Street church. The interest that Is being
taken in the Temperance cause at present
by largo number OF citizens is very graf
flying to the leaders. Next Wednesday
evening Temperance meeting will be
held at the Chapline Street church and
next Sunday afternoons meeting will be
held at the Baptist church,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 20.--1:30 a. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather in the east portion, partly cloudy
ton, wind generally from east to south,
lower barometer and slightly warmer In
the east portion, nearly stationary tempe.
nature In tho west portion.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
followed by local rains during Monday
night winds generally from east to south,
lower barometer, stationary temperature
in the central portion, slight rise in ten.
psrature in the extreme east and west
horizons. Wy.
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Tho Natural Gas Company OF ives. Virginia
Agrees.
The Directors ofthe Natural Gas Com
pany ofWest Virginia, Messrs. o'Brien,
Sweeney, Hoffman, VANDERBILT, Bachelor,
Bishop and Buchanan, met Saturday at
the Office Of Mr.. W. A. Heatne, attorney
for tho company, and adopted resolution
formally accepting heterms Of the ordi-
nance passed by Council Friday night
giving them the right ofway through the
city for their gas pipes. Solicitor o Keefe
approved the form OF the resolution, and
Ii was placed on file with the City Clerk,
us provided by one OF its clauses.
The work Of boring for gas, asalready
stated, will be commenced at once near
the State Line in the neighborhood Of
West Alexander.
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Supreme court Of Appenl,.

p - i
This Court met Saturday according to
adjournment, all tho judges beingpresent.
The following business was transacted:
Seabright vs.. Seabright, Ohio county;
appeal allowed. Bond $500.
j. r. Douglass We. "A. Rutherford, adj
pinistrator, ct al, Richie county. De-
cree OF Circuit Court reversed and cause
remanded.
Z ]. w. Wandling vs., gtrav & Morton,
Wood county. Judgmentof Circuit Court
reversed and new trial awarded.
State at West Virginia vs.. Porter 4
Shaver, KanaWka county. Judgment OF
Circuit Court reversed and new trial
awarded.
Hopkins & Dhaney VS.. netwiler, Ohio
county. Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
u. Kyle, Sheriff VS.. W: H.& 7. q. Har.
ney, Cabetl county. Judgment Of Circuit
Court reversed and cause repanded.
Matheny VS.. Sanford, jackson county;
appeal allowed. Bond $500.
Knowles ct MS vs. Nail City Building
Association, Ohio county; appeal and sn-
persedas refused.
Blake vs.. Laidley, Cabell cot1ntyi dis.
missed on motion Of appellant.
Joseph AiaFgm and A. p Clifford were,
on motion Of John w. Kennedy, admitted
TO practice in this court.
inthe case Of State vs.. Porter & Shaver,
from Kanawha county, awrlt OF. habeas
corpus was ordered to be Issued, returna-
BILE on Wednesday next, to bring prisoners
lrom the penitentiary In order that they
may be sent TO Kanawha county for new
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ANNIE MYERS, Of Eighteenth street, was
arrested Saturday night by Corstables
Bird and Love, for keeping q house Of Ill
iame. and iailed in default Of bail.
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81. Moss, general agent Of the Equit.
able Lille Insurance Society OF New York,
ID in the city in the interest Of his com.
pany, The Equitable does the largest
life business in the world. Her new bust.
ness last year was eighty four million, five
hundred thousand dollars.
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Another car load Of wall papers, OF the
best Equality and latest patterns, at I and 10
cents bolt, aud borders to match. Also
new carpets, oil cloths and window shades,
at greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos.
colo and 202I Main street, .
InfiN RnrN1rR rant
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JUST REOEIyEI,.

A large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest Yarle.
ties In Gsatings, Suitlngs, PantalOOnings
and 0yereOatings, which We will make
up In the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also a full line Of Gents Furnishing
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Mrs. Perkins lectured three times yes.
terday on Temperance and tue need OF
thorough organization and activity in the
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Childs Va. Hurd. Taylor county, decided
on a former day Of this term, was ordered
tobe certified forthwith,
Adjourned to Wednesday at II A. II.
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Hon. JupoRJ. n. CoPHMBuEY, Cleye.
land, o., says: " have used scores Of
pile cures, aud IL affords me pleasure Is
say that / have never found anything
which gives such Immediate and per7na.
nent relief as Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
ointment.n Wholesale Agents: Logan {
Co., Wheeling w. Va, and j. O. Dent q
%, Bridgeport, Ohio, nav
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!. I. d. HESS & SONS.
rhermomcter Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepPs
drug store, 1918 Market street, April is:
z A. NJ, So, 12M., 5so; 8 7. NJ, COZ; z P. NJ,
5So. APRIL ID: Z a, NJ, $50; l2 NJ, SSS;
5 z. ~. I9o: Z r. N 7Oo.
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DR.. siooum, mo Market Stroet

Diseases Of the eye, ear, throat ant
nose exclusively. Call Tor book on dis
eases OF the Eye and Earl
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GOVERNOR MoLAvE, ofMaryland, certi.
fles publicly that from personal experience,
he gives his. endorsement to Red Star
Cough Cure as safe, prompt sure
renedv.