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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05
Mel viii foai Play.

IONDoS, April 4.-A body has been
found in the Thames which corresponds
with the description oil Nj Russell Nourse,
Of New York, who has been missing for q
month. Mr. Noufse left LAngh0rn on
March for Liverpool, where he Intended
10 take the steamer AdfiaLiC Tor New
York. His luggage arrived al Liverpool
but II has never been claimed. A reward
Of Ei0O was offered for bis discovery. Tie
condition Of the body indicates foul play.
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TnI Bellllre people are saying a gOoa
deal about whesllngs garbage and alth
and the very bad practice Of dumping \
into the river Yet we read that Of thu
.,Oepso from the sanitary fund at BellAir
lut year, nearly all was incurred in "bury
n, dOvs." "Cusslng" and cleaning, likt
charity, should begin at home. Weagre'
with Bellairs that she ought not TO b'
made to drink the sewage Of Wheeling
and tho ISrrLLlGlNcRR has inSlIted thai
some other disposition ought to be made
Of this city's refuse.
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Tug new tariff bill is desired to rup
vith the least friction, Witness the
tsc, @ that it does not touch chemicals
minerals, metals, earthenwGe and glass
~sre-tbe representatives Of which art
%irIy G organised-but puts on the free lisl
wooi and lax, An I'D yaIorem duty OF So
Usrcont is put on manufactures Of wool
tbe finest representing the most skilled
l,bOr, paying no more than the coarseSi'
Tbjscsunot be one Of the measures prom
i.,d IN the interest Of American labor.
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CoSNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 3,-The Key
stone Courier says; There was q round
10000 coke ovens in active operation in
the Connellsyille region this week, and
the output exceeded the thousand.Car
mark on Monday, The fye-pereent-shut-
down order, though not formally with
drawn, is practically dead letter. The
pool operators, almost to q man, are rum
ning all the ovens they can fire. The out
put is barely sufficient to I'll orders, which
continue 10 increase, and the outlook for
the future Is rosy. The shipments this
week average 93O cars daily, On Monday,
tho aggregate was over 1000, The syndi.
cate ships 7l0 cars and the outside pro-
duCers 220 cars daily. These are des-
tined as follows; West ol Pitts
burgh, 45O cars; east Of Connells.
vile, 225; Pittsburgh aud rivers, 255.
There has been alull in western ship
ments and corresponding boom in the
eastern market. This Is more apparent
chan real. During the strike many east.
srn furnaces went back to anthracite and
we're In no hurry to take coke vt the ad-
VanCed price when the ovens resumed /;
on the other hand, western furnaces, hay.
ing no other fuel to fall back on, were
Keen to get coke at any price. The result
was heavy shipments west and light ship
ments east. Now, however, while the
western furnaces have gotten stocked up
and there Is not the same keen demand
from that section, the eastern furnaces,
tired OF anthracite, have most all come
back to coke, hence the increased ship
menta there.
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WILLlAH UUKRII
Chairman Relief Committee.
NORM ona Arroltod.

SALT LAKE, Ut, April 4,-Thomas L,
Taylor, late member Of the Legislative
Council, son OF John Taylor, and business
manager Of the Desert NeVs, was arrested
Yesterday. There are three indictments
Of unlawful Capitalization against him,
He was released on s., 900 bail upon each
charge. Joseph i, Dean, q Lake City
councillor, was arrested yesterday, with
two indictments Of the same sort against
MIN. Bail was fixed at $4,000 in each
aaaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05

PlrrsDuRau, April 4.-Mcphillemy and
Buckman, two Of the three prisoners who
recently escaped from the Lawrence
county jail by saving the window bars,
were reCaptursd in farm house near Har.
mersville, this State, to-day. The men
who were married, offered no resistance.
Mcphillemy Is a desperate character and
is wanted In Cleveland for robbing safe
OF large amount OF money.
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Brakeman Killed.

0I''Ia DllpdltN % M IhltIII1tlo1F'
CUMBERLAND, MDa April l.-John
HNnes, q brakeman on the Third division
OiLhs baltimore 1 Ohio Railroad was ln'
SANITY killed while coupling cars q Pied.
most, W. Va, Saturday night, he went
between two gondolia with Telegraph
poles In Them and had his head caught
betEeen tWO ends on opposite gondolas,
HsA9hlng bic heed 10 a Jelly and ecatterlng Z
llbialn1 AllAtouad. ne was tinmaIlleu
3d lived about twenty.Ave miles from
sAeysef. lie he'd only beenton tas roau
NOoullWo weeks,
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LONDON, April 4.-A Mrs. Johns, who
died recently at Bodelwydlan In the North
Of Wales, claimed before her death that
she was the mother oi Henry NJ. Stanley,
She stated that the entry Of the birth
could be found In the records
Of a local surgery, and that
the surgeon who had charge Of the estab.
lishment at the time traced Stanley until
the latter went 10 America II is pro.
posed 10 erect a monument over the wo.
mans grave recording the fact that she
was the mother Of the famous explorer.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

Since we have been COM
PEELED to keep our force here
making and putting down Car
pets longer than we anticipated,
we have determined to close
out every dollars worth Of the
stock in Wheeling instead Of
removing it to Cleveland, as we
had intended formerly.
M, ]. Moriarty, of Cleveland,
purchased this stock at fifty
cents on the dollar, and il we
can come out whole on the bal
ance Of it we will be satisfied;
consequently will make prices
that will astonish every one.
This is the season of the year
when the house needs to be
renovated with new Carpets and
Curtains. Intending purchasers
the coming season take adyant-
age Of this golden opportunity
and buy Carpets at half their
usual prices.
The stock ofMoquettes, Royal
Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels
and Tapestries is quite large
yet. You cannot fail to be
pleased with them.
There is a large stock Of ele-
giant Rugs still left.
The Ingrains, Mattings, Oil
Cloths, Linoleums, Curtains,
Fringes and Shades embrace
every variety, and all will be
sold at unprecedentedly low
prices.
We will save you money on
every dollars worth Of Carpets
you may want this season.
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Aeliatott Artested,

1OSboN, April IA Paris dispatch
says that Mare, Rocheiort and Duequsfcy
have heen arrested at DeCAsovllle and
taken in letters 10 prison. A dispatch
from Brussels says that the socialist lead.
ers DeiuisseauS and FAuvlaux while pro
Ceeding 10 q meeting at BoEinAse were ar.
feated and taken 10 Brussels BY Eend'.
afmee,
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rnE CHEAT hAOE
BETWEEN the Uambfidgs and O1totd crews.
The FSftusf Vyihh

toSboN, April S.-just at the start oil
the o1tOtd.o Cambridge race the sun broke
through the clouds and gave q spell oil
bright weather, during which the wind
moderated. Oxford won In the toss ioi
gholpe oi gtations, The boats we're started
even and kept 20 by 90 fine q contest a
Was ever witnessed on the course ioI
about mile. Then the Cambridge boat
was pulled q few feet ahead. In this
SECOND stage the race was exciting, The
Cambridge men made several spufta "a
get away from their competitors, but the
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MaOsdOniau Ory.

KEY WEST, FLA, April Sat a meet
ing Of merchants had here the following
appeal was issued to the citizens Of the
United States: A large portion Of our city
having bRen swept away by the flames
our industrial occupations entirely ruinet
and thousands OF our people living in uttei
destitution and distress we find ourselves
compelled to appeal to the beneyolenct
Of our countrymen, and request that thu
leading papers receive subscription In ouI
behalf and forward the same 10 NJ. l.
Hellings, E:q, our treasurer
WILLIAM CURRY,
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Youtbful Murderer plIcharred.

PlrrsDuRon, April 4.-Hsrvey McMur.
ray, the nine.year.old boy who fatally
stabbed Thomas Bolan, companion,
yesterday with whom he had q quarrel,
was discharged from custody to-day by
the Corener's Jury ON account Of his ex'
treme youth. The testimony showed thai
Bolan had provoked the Quarrel by call
Ing MQMnrraY vile names.
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WASHINGTON, D. o., April 4.-secretary
Manning continues to improve rapidly.
He IL very much better tonight and II Ia
hoped he will be able to Bit up within q
few days. Secretary Lamar and Attorney
General Garland have almost entirely re.
covered and are now able 10 transact de.
paftmental business At their homes, but
their physicians will not allow them 10 20
out while the present inClement weather
continues. Representative Brown, oil
Ohio, Ia now out Of danger, but bis re.
Coyefy will be slow.
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1gvlIFillE, KIp April 4.-rhe flyer
here continues 10 rise two inches an hour
and has reached the houses at The loot Of
Sixth street, running the inhabitants out,
No damage 10 reported yet The Ken.
tuCky and Big Sandy rivers are still rising
from headwaterg and much loss Of lumber
isfepofted. Az midnight the river here
viii reach 81 feet, and much ineaSlnesS ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05

Special DispaitA 10 ne httsllIgeaetr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 4.-eeneral
Gotf returned to the city yesterday and
voted for The Labor Arbitration bill.
Snyder was the only other West Virginia
member who voted for 1t. Wilson favored
IL but was absent when the vote was
v. il. niOllahan, of Charleston, is here
]. n. Hartley, Of FRirmont, is registered
at the National.
Harry WorLhington, one Of Preston
countyb Democratic boSBe1 10 among the
arrivals,
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PITTSBURGH, April 4.-Traaic was re-
uumed on all the street car lines but one
this morning at the terms agreed upon at
Yesterdays conference. The Oakland Com.
pany has not signed the agreement and
the men will not return TO work until
they do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05

PlrrsBURall, April 4.-At a meeting Of
the second and third pool coal miners at
Schfyocks, Pa, last night 1t was decided TO
strike on Wednesday, unless the operators
advance the rate for mining coal shipped
by railroads ne.1uarter Of q cent per
buShel. The advance has been promised
on May 1, but the miners want it at once.
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RAA.. nI Annihlr RinnA.

oHAm.ESToN W. vAp April 4,--Ths
river aLthiS point hes been falling rapidly
for twCllaYh The rain however D fall.
Ing tAAt aud thd niteatn 10 nov rising. II
IL feared Aho.ho lood will be upon the
Oily within ths next twsnty.iOuf hours
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1 iSa sad thing to think OF the
mai, lying dead at Fort WOrth-a useless
.,cri6cs, for the cause OF labor will not be
sdy,ncsd by armed oppoIitiou to aushor
i,y There must be 4 recognised author
~ n, mr. society goes to pieces,
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plasr OUTBREAK
a.,w.sn the strikers Ond the Aulhetitiss-I
- Number Of Persons KILLED,


NunibOr Of Persons Killed,
FoRr woRTn, TEX, April Sat 10
o'clock this tnarnipg 1900 people assem-.
bled Al the lIiSsouh Pacific depot to see
sheriff Maddox send Ogt . train, which be
aid last night he would do OF die 10 the
attempt. At II O'Clock the train pulled
ant Tor The soatb and reached the New
Orleans crossing, two miles soith ot the
NV, where Sheriff Maddox and posse
I Wste attacked and q regular battle ensuea,
Water diapateh eayeJ The suggestive
n1iat that marked the passage oil the
9reiSht train through the city was pot
wiibout llS sequel. When the train Left
ths Iepot it was under the protection Of
: nests Of officers commanded by Jim
naTSlSiehL The train proceeded 70 the
SsScssins 81 the Fort Worth 4 New Orleans
rnS1 Shen II stopped, as customary,
What followed 10 reported BY q railroad
smplove who wae on the train. ig says
tbat when The train Was stopped u va.
SSiIced that several men were congfegated
on ma track In front Of the train. Tue
pose commander approached the meu
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psor. HUXLEY, surveying the Queen's
,.,lus, e1clalms in despair, SHaYe we
ana real statssmauP Well, you haven't
va have some that we Can send you ifyou
will "" nav the freight, "They'd none Of
,bsm bs missed"
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Mnsons win undorstand This.

LONDON, April4.-The benevolent order
Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons has con.
sidered the case Of the Illinois lodge and
has granted relief without discussion,
holding that the recent dispute does not
affect the fraternal relations Of the lodges.
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TonrrRoyR the condition OF the Ameri-
an farmer the Ways and Means Commit
,.s proposes to let foreign wool into this
couutry free OF duty. Insanity takes many
to,ms and this is one Of them.
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rrsE "water" were squeezed out OF
II, Gould's railroads and the same hang
~ ~ n dry, how very limp they would look.
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NISr more trained nurses have been
,,,dusted in New York, They are not
sSiIJ'spurses-who are not thought worth
lining.
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IrEp inconyeuienCing the public the
p,tt,buryh street car trouble ia peacefully
tiled. Why not betoreH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05

CRANgLE-4At het home, gundey evening April
I, 1885, Mlef abort Illness, Miss JAMS OEAh0LE,
NOlCe Oi funeral In Tuesday papeS,
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THE CLIMAX
Reached in the Great Knights Of
Labor Strike.
Fort Worth Dotted with Soldiers
and Armed Strikers,
TrOubIOus Times Anticipated
When Work Begins To-day.
The Military Determined and tho
Striksrsstill FlOcklng In.
A Stand to BE Taken that will
Decide the Contest,

Fir. WORTH, Texas, April 4,-six com
panles OF the Fourth regiment have ar
rived here and two companies Of the FlrsI
are also here, BrigRdier General Roberts
is in commend. The dead body OF Frank
Pierce, striker, was found and has just
been brought into town, The two other
who were wounded have been located
Trouble Is looked for in the morning
The strikers are coming in from all direc'
tiops.
The train sent South reached Alysrsdo,
thirty miles distant, in safety, Attorney
General Templeton, who Is here with Ad'
iutant General King, says; "since the au'
thority Of the State has been invoked II
shall be welded and trains must run II Il
takes the whole military force to do It."
No attempt will be made to take out trainS
until tomorrow. A proclamation has
been- -iasued closing all saloons and drink
ing houses Of every description until q
O'Clock Wednesday night.
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AN oMISoUs pLAcARD.

"plesse do not sacrifice your lives by
being showed out on trains by government
officers or Gould's petty officers. Last
call, fair warning"
The above notice was written in pencil
\ few arrests were made to-day for viola
ion OF the injunction issued against the
strikers last Friday. The strikers are
gathering here from other points.
A number from Bonhan are known Ia
have arrived this morning and they are
reported as coming from many Other
towns in the State. Last night eighteen
men arrived with Winchester rifles and
camped near the Texas & Pacific
rack, short distance east o.
town. II Is thought most Of the striking
torCe is outside Of town and thai
an attack will be made. Adjutan'
General King anticipates sonnt
movement OF this kind, but will say moth
ing definitely. The more fact that heavy
artiIIery is being brought here show
thai tile authorities fear the worst.
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The troops here now numbey 995 men,
Adjutant.G General King, Acknowledgement
Templeton, Inspector General P, P, Smith
and Colonel w. P. Gains are on the
ground. The railroad yards are lined
with soldiers and no one dares to venture
on the railroad property. Judge Peckham
was called into consultation with the rail
road officials this morning, the result be
ing that about l2 o'clock freight train
vas sent south under y guard
Of the GrayBon rifles and o
special force Of fifteen citizens. Another
train was at once rushed up and sent
north, also under guard, and at B O'CLOCK
another train pulled out going south. The
railroad yards are skirted by 8
line OF saloons and low resorts
Here have been congregated all day q
number Of desperate looking men, some o.
whom are ex.railway employees. There
we're others also, who heretofore
have frequently lHquented the yards
committing numerous depredatlonS
but to-day they have not at
tempted TO enter the yards or Interfere
with railroad property. No further
trouble is anticipated in the movement o
rains from the yards or through the city
Rumors are heard Of bridge burning anC
dynamite plots. This morning the
following notice was found plaCarded o.
the postoiIice and other prominent place.
in the neighborhood oil the freight de
partments.
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once Mn, 70 aud q HqaE.osatl. street.
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oTEERs OF AID.

Offers Of aid were sent from all surround.
ing points, and engines were kept in readl.
ness 10 be forwarded at moments notice.
strikers are arriving at Fort Worth from
ysyiouS outside points and the statement
IA made that the Knights Of Labor have
dateftnined that Fott Worth shall be the
noint where trains shall be stopped at all
hazards and that there they will win their
battle. n,.,, 49,. A..
citiSena OF that city declare that the Mis-
SonH Pacific trains shall move, even
tbouph II costs scores Of lives TO ACCOM-
blibh II.
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Nathaniel Pollard died al bis home. near
Rienot, o., Friday, aged lOl ysag,
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ST.. LOUIS, April 4.--Late adYlces from
Fl. Worth are to the effect that Adiutant.
General King left Austin last night with
two companies Of Rangers, that the Mayor
of Fort Worth has at his command one
company Of militia at Cleberne and one at
Dallas; that Captain McMurray's COM
many Of Rangers has left Harold for Fort
Wofth; that So volunteers at kaufman
are holding themselves In readiness for
inHtant service at the call OF Sheriff Tar
rant. that Lieutenant Gibbs, who resides
At DALLAS, has been authorised by Gov
ernor ireland TO call out the three com.
panles OF State troops at Dallss, and that
Two OF them, the Hibernian Rite1 aud the
DaIlSs Light Guards, left after midnight
ior Fort Worth, also a number Of deputy
ShenfIs. These troops are In command
of Lieutenant Colonel Turner, an officer
who won distinction in the Union army.
The depot and yards at Fort Worth
we're guarded last night BY over two
hundred citzsns, called into service by
the Mayors proclamation. There was
great fear OF fire during the night and ex-
Ia precautions were taken on that &C.
count, One hundred hremen were Ia
waiting al the FIRE engine houses Tor any
smsfoenCy, aud the fires at the pumping
stations we're kept up to a high point all
night.
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uillng.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-23

man shall entertain. and as to whether
or not the individual shall act in har
mony with those opinions. Mr.. Cleve
land. says: "ofice-holders are the
agents of the people, not the masters. >
A. the President is an ofice-holder. be
should apply this to himself. and not
assume to be the master of the people
with the right to dictate to them.
Mr.. Cleveland's letter of warning to
subordinates" pieases one class of citi-
zene, and only one-the visionary poIit
ical cranks called Mugwumps, who, if
they could have their way, would re-
duce government to a namby-pamby
institution, without opinions or vigor;
they would necessarily have to go with
out officers and employees, for there
are TO angels on earth to do the work,
and the tools haven't the ability.
If the Democratic party can survive
two more years of Cleveland and his
insane REFORM" it Will never again
have occasion to fear.
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CLEvELAND's WARNING.

Pr sident Cleveland's recent order OF
letter of warning to office-hol ,ers is not
meeting with the popular approval that
the President expected it would arouse.
The American people srs not the sicklv
sentimentslists who like that sort of
twsddle. They think they understand
our system of government quite as well
as Mr.. Cleveland does, and they kaow
their rights as citizens and Office
holders. The President OF the associa-
ton OF men who think they can
put a stop TO Americans. private
citizens or Federal officials. taking
part in politics, simply are not ac-
quainted with their countrymen; and TO
insist that officials and Federal clerks
shall be silent and inactive in party af-
fairs, is to insist upon filing the offices
with nincompOops, weak placemen and
towards. II the citizen is what he should
be, he will not surrender his right to
labor for the success of his party and
its principles for the privilege of hold
ing ar Office and having his name n
the government pay roll. Where did
Mr.. Cleveland get the right to dictate
20 aud subordinate Federal officials ?
His right in the premise extends only
to seeing that an ofiiciaI performs his
duty efficiently and honestly; it does
not go 70 the length OF saying
what a clerk shall eat. or how his
e.othes shall be cut; vet it goes
10 these things quite as legitimately as
i does 20 the saying what opinions a