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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
THE DEADLOCK
In tho Ohio Senate -OontoropCe Committees
Fall to Agreo,

Au the ONO Senate -OOntoFenCe Committee
Fall to Agree.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 3O.-.It does not appear
from the proceedings to-day that the
Senate lnuddle will likely be settled by
the Conference Committee. The whole
number being unable to agree upon any
thing, appointed a subcommittee oil four
to continue the work, as a matter Of form,
and the Senate adjourned to Tuesday
afternoon. The subcommittee was In
session but couple OF hours, and the
members left for their homes. There is a
tendency on both sides to have the spe
cial committee provided for making the In
yestigation and report 10 the Senate, and
leave all important matters as TO rules for
subsequent consideration,
This View meets with some opposition
among the Democratic members. Even
should the investigation be made az sug.
gested, 1t is believed the matter Of rules
under which to conduct the contest In
The Senate will be a matter Of court pro.
Ceedings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
An Answer Wanted,

Can any one bring us a case Of Kidney
or Mver Complaint that Electric Blttefl
will not speedily cureH We Bay they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per.
manently cured and who arc daily recon.
mendlng Electric Bltten, will prove
Bfighps Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify theblood, regulate the bowels
and Apt directly on The diseased parts
Every bottle guaranteed, For sale Al bOC &
bottle by Logan 4 %, uWT4w
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DIVORCED by DEATH.
Asailor Murders Ms Wifs and Uompanloi
and TrIes TO Com nit suIcIde.

Abnilor Murders hts HIfs and UOmpA u ion
and Tries TO Commit sulCIde.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 3l.-Alited Smith,
a sailor on the lakes, murdered his wife
and her companion Louisa Jane Wilson,
some time last night and then attempted
suicide by cutting his throat The razor
failed on its work, however, and he will
recover Mrs, Smith Is Clairyoysnt and
for two years occupied rooms In the
CfoCker block on Superior street, She
and her husband came from O5wepo, n,
Y, where they were born and reared.
She was thirty.lve years old and quite a
good looking woman. The pair had two
children, a girl IL years old and a boy len.
Smith has been d worthless fellow aud
has compelled his wife 10 support him.
Lately he has been very brutal and his
wife on Friday applied for divorce.
Last night or early this morning he en-.
tered the room by means Of A window and
killed the women by beating them over
head with carpentet's hammer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
TME pMsslpENr
GivsS Ills Idea Ut Civil sSrVlus Reform Re
publican senators Hurt HIs FeolluEs,

GiVsS Ills Idea Ot Civil sSFYiGe Reform Re
publican senators Hart His Feelings.
BosrON, Jau. 3l,-The RraiFs Wash
ington correspondent has had long in,
tervlew with tho President, who is quoted
a5 saying; ~ have tlied to be true to my
own pledges and the pledges OF tho party,
We both promised 10 divorce tho offices Of
the country from being used Tor party ser.
vice. have held to my promise, and |
mean to hold to it. gaId 10 him, Il SUP.
poEe, Mr.. President, that pledge was not
retroactive. NO. was his reply; Il did
not propose to mold party service In the
past in the Democratic ranks as against a
man. Ol the contrary, it gave hm a
strong equitable claim to office. Hu had
been excluded for twenty.l9ur years bs.
cause hu was Democrat. lie should bu
remembered Tor the Rame reason when q
Democratic Administration cana into
power, provided that lie was o competent
man for the position tO be filled, What /
understand by civil service reform, us am
carrying tout, Is that the olIice.hold
ohali bs divorced from politics while they
uIl their positions under this Government.
tnat Tule have meant to stand by,'
81 asked him II he was aware OF any
deviation from 1t among his appointees,
:" III there has been any, said he, 1t has
not been called to my attention. snV.
gested that some suCh charge had been
made In New York. He said he did moi
believe that there was foundation for IT,,
and that 1t was we'll known there that Lis
WiRheB were that the olliCe.holders should
attend 10 the duties OF their positions, and
Interfere neither with candidates nor cleo.
ton contests. My removals from Office,
such us they arc made said he, ARE
made for cause. 1t would be absurd for
me TO undertake to give the country my
reasons III all cases, because 1t would be
lmpraCtteable. When | have removed a
Republican for political reasons or for any
other reasons would apply the same rule
to my own party. think the Republican
Senators should be Just enough to believe
this Of Inc. They ought to appreciate that
| am trying to do my duty. Why they
should continue to dlstrust me, do not
see. They do not come to me either per.
sonally or by committee 10 get an under.
standing oil my attitude, or 70 obtain ex.
plantations on points OF action 10 which
they object. They stand of and question
the sincerity Of my purposes.'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
LABOR BILL
Prepared by Representative Wilson to be
Introduced To-Day.

NEdpuEtu W heutehBuNultd wilson to Dt
Introduced To-day.
WAsnINGroN, Jan. SO.--Representative
Wilson, Of West Virginia, has prepared
md will introduce on Monday next bill
to classify tho labor and equalizs the pay
Of employees under the United States
Government. 1t provides that there shall
DO appointed by the President, as soon as
practicable, q Commission, to consist oi
three experienced and discreet persons
now In Government service In the depart.
ments, whose duty II shall be to arrange
and classify the various labors performed
for the Government by It's employesin the
several departments, bureaus and commis,
'ions into clauses and grades, establishing
one universal compensation, according Ia
the duties and skill required In the respeC.
i've classes or grades, which compensation
shall be paid alike To all persons in such
classes or grades.
The second section enaCts that when any
employe OF one class or grade shall be as.
signed to duty in another, or higher class
or grade, the same wages shall be paid as
II such person had been originally employ.
ed In or permanently appointed 10 such
higher class or grade.
The third section reads: That appoint.
ments or assignments made under this act
may be made by the several heads OF de-
partments, buteaus or commissions as
they may deem best for public service,
without regard to the act known as the
civil service sot, or any rules established
by what Is known as'the Civil Service
Commission created hereunder.
Section four lsthe usual repeating clause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

BosroN, Ian. sl.-A long standing ieud
between Patrick Fryeland john O'l!ourke,
two West End mlddle.welghtS, was eel.
tied according to the London prize ring
rules at a local sporting resort
at g A. N. to-day. The fight yst
a fisndlsh exhibition. II lasted thirty
minutes, at the end Of which time boik
men we're exhausted. Both were terribly
punlShed. III the tenth round O'Roufkt
fell upon Ffyel'S prostate form and near
y crushed out what little lie there WA
left In the body, Fryel falling 10 come L
time, the fight was given 10 ORoufke
who also received purse CISCO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

NEw foHE, Jan. 3I.-secret meetings
were held in Jersey City to-day by the
engineers, fireman aud brakemcn EN-.
ployed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. They assembled for the pur.
pose Of discussing the relief fund scheme
recently adopted by the company. While
the details Of the proceedings could not
be learned, yet 1t was asCertained that
both meetings adopted resolutions protest.
Ing against the scheme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

sHaosPArSr's friends display ner'
yyrs sn1ely about the welfare OF Col
SIN. Donayiu. Since they couldn't gel
ha used up by roughs in Washington
they have concluded thata tlip to Europe
Nonld benefit his health, Col, Donavlr
thinks the more familiar atmosphere oI
Unlnmbns will suit him batter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
STILL SURMISING
IN REGARD 10 THE NAV CABINET
70 be Formed by Gladstone Probability Of
Harrington EntsriuE the NIustry-A
Slate Made opt-GlAdStoas ual
Not Yst Seen the Qassu.

IoSDoS, Jan. 3l,-The Nsm believes
that Lord Harrington will remain neutral
aud will not seek to trammel Mr.. Glad.
5tone in his efforts to settle the Irish
question. With the exception Of Lord
Harrington, the Ne,es says, MIR. Gladstons
will not ind serious detection among his
former colleagues, The suggestion that
Mr., Parnell be given place in the Cab.
met cannot be acted upon, ag ho could
enter the Cabinet only on the basis OF
the bringing Of bill granting complete
legislative independence to Ireland,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

PoSr PLEASANT is making aBtrong fight
for tho removal OF the Marine Hospital
from Ciallipols to that place.. PoinI
Pleasant las great advantages over Gal
llpoIs, and as new building Is to bt
erected somewhere in that generallocality
this is a good time 10 make the change
The proposition has been warmly en-
dorged in Pittsburgh, and should receive
like encouragement in Wheeling, DR.
Hoy, Of Point Pleasant, Ia in the city ii
the interest Of this movement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
MI. ", G. 4 ". ROAD.
Statement Of the Progress OF the Road.
Amount of BubIeIintionn.

Amount Of Subscriptions.
Mr.. VERNoN, o., Jan. 3O.-G6neral G.
A. Jones, President Of tho Mt. Vernon,
CoshoctOn & Wheeling railroad, has pre-.
pared a statement Of the progress Of secur.
ing subscriptions and right Of way for this
road, in which he shows that The amount
subscribed up 10 date aggregates $780,
Of which Ohio county, West VirvInia'
gives Sl60,0O0; Cadiz, $l50,OOO and lree
right Of way; OoshoCton and Millyood,
100000; district between Mt. Vernon and
Marion, $60,OOO. The larger part Of the
right Of way between Mt. Vernon and
Marion, and in Jefferson and Harrison
counties, has been secured making about
eighty miles In all. President Jones
states that the prospects, for the early
building ot the road are excellent and
were never better. Mt. Vernon people
want both this road and Colonel Boone'a
the Hlnesville, Mt. Vernon 4 MaFlon--.
and both companies have publicly stated
that there will be no conflict, but that
they are willing 10 make running arrange.
ments with each other from here 10
Marion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

a COMPANY has been formed in Pitts
burgh, and others are to be formed In New
York aud Chicago, to use the johnson
patent for making gas from petroleum
The inventor says he can produce 1,OO(
cubic feet OF gas for one cent, OF a barre
ol petroleum lie says he can make 50.0Ot
teet Of gas aud have besides three gallons
Of lubricatins oil. Perhaps this Is tho fine,
OF the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
GIBSON IN rARKERsBUaa.
A Little Family Love feast on the Sabbath
bay,

A Little Family Love Feast on the Sabbath
bay.
Special Dtsp0ieh TO The htelligeHetr,
PARRgsBURG, Jan. 3l.-CoDgressmau
Eustacs Gibson arrived here at 10 o'clock
this morning from Washington. lie has
been busy all day receiving callers, among
whom were Judge ]. NJ. jackson, Col.
George W, Thompson, George Neale, D. II,
Leonard, Prosecuting Attorney j. G. Nc.
Cluer, and gentlemen OF the Democratic
persuasion from Writ, Jackson and Mason
Mr.. Glbson's near flisnds will not admit
that formal conference WAS held,
but 1t Is said tonight as the
result Of Mr.. Gibson'a visit that the
JaCksons will not oppose his renomina.
ton One OF his friends being asked
whether Mr. Hogy, Of Mason, was making
an active fight, replied, "HcgS Is not in
the race at all" "And Leonardo" Leon.
ard, said the Gibson man, "ls for Gibson,
and 80 is Camden, You'll see them all
turn in for Gibson"
The Fourth district Congressman leaves
for Washington NJ 3 O'Clock tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 3O.-The atti.
tude Of Democratic Senators in the Contro.
vOrsy now going on between the presi.
dent and the Senate In regard TO furnish,
Ing papers In removals and appoint.
lnentS, is clearly defined in a
resolution adopted by the Caucus
Of Democratic Senators held to-day. This
mandate Of king CauCus Compels a united
front on the part Of the Democratic side In
opposition 10 the action of the Senate,
controlled by the Republicans, demanding
The papers referred 10 from the Executive
Department,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
olerk ClnLks I,s.lrn..

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, al.-Mr. Il
Conquest Clarke, recently appointed
Clerk Of the House Commi Tee on Foreign
Affairs, rendered his resignation TO Mr.
Belmont, Chairman of the Committee
Immediately on the publication Of attack
on hiG political record. In his letter ol
resignation Mr.. Clarke says: II deem II
due to you, as well as to myself, TO say
that In all the thousands OF pages Of testi
mony called forth by the Presidential mud
die Of 1873 there is not ono limo Of proof tC
sustain any charge against my persona
integrity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

Rsy. SAM JoSEs keeps up his war Of ex'
termination on tho dude, But the dude
llourisheth as tie green bay tree, notwiIh'
standing. It 10 10 be feared that the dude
DOES not 20 to hear Mr., Jones and neglecti
to read his sermons, Brother Jones il
,i,ht. The dude ought togo, ale never
uorlI be missed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

NEw YoRK, Jan. 3l.-On Saturday even,
Ing Francis Mcdonald, 20 years Of age, re.
turned to his home at 1S5 Crosby street
and found bis vile had gone out and lsii
their sick baby alone. Mcdonald went
out In search Of his wife aud when he 70.
turned found her In bed asleep aud drunk,
He repfoROhed her for leaving the child
alone and struck her. The woman ran
down stairs and informed her brother
John Kirnap, who struck Mcdonald With
A chair, TheiAtter then stabbed kitnan
10 death With q pocket knife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

TnG talk Of MIR, Parnell going into the
new ministry as Secretary fof-Greland IL
fudge. Mr. p4rnell would weaken hit
cause by accepting office, and he is toe
shr,ad to accept an invitation II it were
given. lila place is where he has mRte
himself strong and contributed 10 the fall
NJ TN. Tory Government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

SECRETARY BAYAED's cup OF sorrow run
meth over Within two weeks the shadow
ofds..h has fallen twice over his heart,
F,ra, his daughter and now his invalid
.iie. Inth!a double attliction Mr.. Bayard
Will have tho deep sympathy OF the
,rtFV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

Nav YoRK, Jan. 5l.-A runOr which
appears to have originated In Boston, was
prevalent in some quarters tonight to the
effect that Mr. Pafneil had been aBsassinat.
cd. Inquiry w6s made oil London con-
Gsfning the report and 4 prompt response
was received that ltwas Untrue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

Tux C.nc!nnRtt Enquirer speaks Of the
p,s.idcn, as "the Boss" and "His Imperial
Iighaess, and says he will give in when
lr senate shows busiuess-like detsrmin.
,dop to climb his frame. 1t may be that
,e gaya,o has been getting points from
somebody on the inside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

Tng prospect Of settlement OF the
,,onble in the Ohio Senate is remote, The
nar Dsmocras who claim seats from
Hamilton county base their title on frauds,
and A fair settlement Of their cases would
,llow them out. The Republicans Grenot
likely to agrce that they shall hold their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

PoRT DEpoSir, Mn, Jan. ,Il.-The sus.
quehanna has continued TO rise all day
and lS now higher than at any tina this
winter. All the whatves and lumber
yards are submerged under several ieet
Of water aud citizens have ali been NOV.
Ing live stock and vAluables 10 a place Of
safety. The Ice gorge remains uhbFoEen.
but the Ice has weakened materially and
watches have been stationed ali along ihe
riyor 10 give alarm should any champs
occur Reports from tin the river ara
BtiCh as 10 create gave apptehenalona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
-~-WVW---7---
pEflguNAL CHAT
About west vitGihiAnS-ssnatoE Catndeu'i
Trip 10 Florida.

Trip to Florida.
Special Dispaieh 10 The iHttliismotn
wAsniSoroN, Jan. Ex-senator Cam.
den left to-day for Florida 10 recuperate,
the state oihIS health being such as to re.
quirO period Of rest. Mt, Camden ls a
hard worker, and in addition TO his iegiB.
tive duties In Washington, he is very
much pressed with private buAinsBs.
These things, together with the continual
worry incident TO his position As the ehiei
dlspeneef Of patronage 10 tile hungry
Democracy Of West Virginia, have all con.
ttibuled 10 bring about his present ply.
BlCal condition. He and his physicians
call hla allmsnt malaria, but bis most In.
Innate friends pronounce II the "leglh'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

~ lAt Editor q No Illtlli6tnaT.
SiR,-1n your issue Of this date, O die.
patch from Newbufg saysi ION the day
that two victims Of the disaster we're taken
to Fairmont Tor burial, two strangers on
the train took DIP collection iOr the
beneht oi the sufferers, and handsome
slim Of money was realised, This money
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
Coving ( o., wrought Iron and plumb.
efs' supplies, Omaha, lave failed,

N order that sufferers may know that
AckeFg,DyspePsia Tablets will alwSyseuIe
them, Logan 4 Co., and Charles MenEe.
melleretnphallCally say that lilhe Teblela
20 not relieve every case Of DyspepslG,
Constipation, Sour Stomach, Sick Heal
acne, heartburnt de-, dc., lheylo not
want any pay. The physlCIahs iay i6sv
ore the finest combination that Lan lje
found, Price Is cents, w TFiiS1S 1
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tndlrnllln. NJ utioobllrNtet,, y

TRAILS, Jan. 9l-A party oi "noon.
llghtets" last night attacked process
server named Rae, aged 10 years, cutting
OF one OIL Ills ears and a portion Of one
cheek,
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5ace, So., rs and 81 FoaFtsSntl, street.

rIycSSArI theatres are running again
On sunday. Ths spRsm of virtue was
,bort,liyed. In Cincinnati there is little
r..nert ior law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

The contributions received by the Now.
burg Relief Committee since the last re,
port are as follows,
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cvUlIFy'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-04-17

An editor died and went to the worlds
erematory. The devil met him with a
smile of compassion and shot off his
mouth: "For many long years thou
hast borne the blame of the bad spelling
that the printers have gotten off in the
paper. The paper hath gone out for So,
but alas the 81, has often failed to come
in for thy paper The printer ha. be-
vlled thee for wages every Saturday
night, when thou hadst not a darn far
thing to thy name. Men have taken
thy paper without even paying for it then
cured thee for not sending out better
paper. Thou hast been called dead head
by freight conductors, and dead beat by
the passenger conductors, when thou
hast shown thy annual to their envious
gaze. All these things thou hast borne
in silence. Why cemest thou here? Go
up higher, thou poor man, an eternity of
rest can scarcely requite thee" 5
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-04-17

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April pa spec
cial from Waterton, Wis, to the Sentinel
saws the Rev. l. T. Koehler some six
months ago camehere from Manitee, Mich.
to take charge of the German Evangelical
Church. He was very important ap-
pearing person, dignifed and pompous.
His ministrations were successful and he
had no difficulty in having his wants OF
whatever character supplied, getting
trusted to considerable amountby those
of his flock who were in business and
others. He left town few days ago, his
absence being a mystery until Yesterday,
when letter was received from him by
Charles Becham, president OF his Church
Committee, written from Detroit, ten
dering his resignation and informing
any inquiring friends that he would be
safe in Her Majesty's Dominion, Just
across the river. 1t is now learned that
he had borrowed about $500 in money
from various parties in sums OF from S25
to 5000. He had a confirmation class last
Sunday, and the fee he exacted from the
members of it he pocketed, with the
proceeds obtained from the sale OF 900
tickets for IC-cent concert that he had
planned. Several clothing stores had
furnished him with stylish suits on credit,
and jeweler was not slow in selling
him a fine gold watch on trust
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-04-17
Restored After Ten Years.

Mrs. T. J. Hutchins, of Cayuga, Hines
Co. Miss, writes: "Have had Chronic
Bronchitis for the last ten years, was con,
fined to bed and was very low. Tried
many remedies and was treated by sewers
alPhysicians, but grew gradually worse
About Sept lst, began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, and find
it the only thing that gives relief. Am now
able to walk out and an gaining and firm.
ly believe by continuing the use Of this
Great Discovery my health will be fully
restored" Free trial bottle Of this certain
cure for eought and colds at Branum &
Goodwin's Drug Store. ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-04-17
The Leading Dry Goods House Of Grenade, Miss
a.. L. 81 B F q .

1t is in times of riot, panic and disorder
that Jay Gould finds his opportunities to
make millions, and a man of his mental
constitution would prefer money gained
by tricky speculation on "Black Friday'
to the returns of a legitimate business,
The taunts Gould throws at the strikers
are calculated to incite riot and prolong
the trouble in the Southwest. The law
ought to make provision for locking up
railroad stock gamblers, who at critical
times use incendlary language and en-
deavor to provoke violent outbreaks that
they may speculate on the miseries yof
workmen and the necessities of the pub
lic.-Chicago Times.