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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-11
A JACKSON DEMOCRAT
OF the Late State AdnnihistratIon Express,
some Earnest IjonViollonA.

OF the Late State Adnaihistratlon Expresses
Some Earnest UonVlclionS.
Special OOrewOadtMet oklN bIitilicMo9.
FAiRMoN4, June 10.-Your correspond.
emit who left Wheeling yesterday evening
for Mofgantown, met with rather rare
experience on the train. II Is said you
can travel in China aud meet an American
In every city. This may bs true, but In
this country the unexpected happens. /
would not have been In the least upset by
meeting an officer Of Governor JaCkson'g
administration In Canton OF Pekin, but 10
meet him on the folllcklng curves Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio, between Wheeling and
this town, 10 beyond passing strange. l
have the conductors word for II that he
did not blow In from vagfant Cofnheld,
and % Captain StoLsberfy was the con.
duCtot YOU may know that he would not
deceive such o blast furnace Of d Republl.
can "a am,
The situation was iunny--that is in q
humorous sense. Here was q Republican
sitting alongside Of q Democrat, q Bouf.
bon ol The jackson dynasty. The amusing
features ot The dilemma, however, were
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AFTER the dissolution OF this Parliament
comes the tug of war with the con.
stituOucies. This time Gladstone and Par.
nell will pull together. The last time
Parnell issued an election manifesto 1t
greatly helped the Tories. Now the Irish
leader knows more and will not Bin
against knowledge. Gladstone will gain
seats, and he Is likely 10 lose some. From
present appearances he will gain more
than he will lose, but whether he will be
able TO command strength enough 70 carry
bis Irish measure Is matter not easily
determined at this time. But the home
rule ball has been put in motion and II
will keep on rolling. !
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rRglDRSr TUasER, Of the Unlysrsity,
has already shown himself the right man
In the tiSht place. lie does not feel Under
bonds to lot anything be because Il has
been. lie found at the University pro-
vision Tor q medical school, but no medl.
cal school 10 speak Of, and be recommends
doing away with the school OF removing
tito Wheeling.
ltmiUht be that a useful and Creditable
medical school could be built up here.
Wheeling has phySlCians who will Com'
pare iaVotably with those Of other cities,
libsrally educated, Atudious men, and
from these q good faculty could be drawn,
There ls ample maletlal here ior the dig,,
eeCllng room and clinic. With the Aid
the State already gives 10 the medical
school perhaps the undertaking could be
made successful here. What do oui
physicians Say7 Boom The old toWnl
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AT RAYMOND CITY,
Only Five Msu Return 10 Work Rt the Pric,
Onsrsd-OHirsFs stall on Duty.


WINFIELD, W, Va, June lO.-It has
been one year since the miners at Ray
moud City, this county struck, The Mar.
met Mining company reducing the price
Of digging coal from two aud half cents
to two cents per bushsl was the cause Of
the strike, A few weeks ago the company
and miners each appointed three men 70
arbitrate their difference; but they failed
to come 10 any definite terms, The
steamer George Matheson Is lying at the
company's landing, on board Of which
are twenty armed detectives from CinCin-
natl. Sheriff Mitchell, Of this county,
and four deputies were ordered to the
scene in order TO be ready in case there
was trouble. Yesterday Marmet request
ed all the miners to report who desired to
80 to in at two cents, dVe only responding
and two going to work, Five men have
been ordered out Of the accompanies dwell
ings and will not be employed under any
The presence OF the
sheriff and armed detectives lends rather
q serious aspect 10 the Sltuation, but 1t is
to be hoped that no measures Of violence
will be resorted To-.
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sudden departure Of MA. cleveland.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June lO,-The sud.
den departure Of Miss Rose Cleveland
from The White House, after the return Of
the bride and groom from Deer Park, has
eel the tongues Of all gosslps, male and
female, in the city, to wagging. All sorts
OF malicious reasons are assigned by the
scandal mongers Tor the sudden departure
Of Miss Rose, but sensible people are
pretty well agreed that Miss Cleveland
stepped down and out merely 10 make
room for the real hfst lady Of the land,
the new sister the President has given
her, II was q graceful recognition Of the
fact that she no longer has O right 10
dteeh Il In the White House.
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LONDON, June lO.-In the house OF
Commons this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone,
who was loudly Cheersd on rising, said that
in consequence OF the rejection by the
House Of the Home Rule bill he had ad-
vised Her Majesty tO dissolve the Parlia-
ment without delay. Her Majesty had
graClouVy assented to this, and he would
therefore ask the House TO wind up the
business OF the session at the quickest
practicable moment The Premier's state
ment was received with cheers.
Earl Kimberly, Secretary Of Stale for
India, announced In the House Of Lords
this evening that Parliamentin view Of the
defeat Of the second'reading Of the Home
Rule bill would be dissolved and that
steps would be taken TO wind up the pres
ent session with all practicable dispatch
with view to holding the elections for
the return Of the new members as early
as possible.
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Tux cOwardly assault on Prof. Jones, Of
the colored school, is the tribute Of rowdy
ignorance to gentleness and intelligence.
1.-The said something diStasteiul to some Of
the young men Of his race, they would
have done better 10 consider whether
what he said was true, and then mend
their ways. That is the way to command
for themselves the public respect which
Prof. Jones enjoys.
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tjsusuai prooSSdibE ia the senate.

wAsHiSaroS,D. o., June 1O,-1h the
Senate to-day, MI Beck called up his bill
prohibiting members Of Congress from Rc.
cepting fCtalnsts OF employment as attor.
neys for railroad companies receiving
land grants, Mr.. Beck asked lts imms.
diate consideration. Mt. Edmunds moved
its reference 10 the Committee onthe Ju'
dietary. The motion was lost, q 10 "a
The bill then came 10 a vote and wa
passed, without reference 10 q committee
BY vote Of 87to II, This 10 q very I'm
! usual ptOCeedInR.
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An Uaknuwn niaa Burnsd.

BUrFALo, N. Y, June 1O.-A FIRE at
Tonswanda at 2 o'clock this morning de-
stroyed the Mozart theatre and saloon,
the machine shops OF Charles Gillie, John
Eden's Ice house and about dozen other
small buildings. The loss is estimated at
$4,000; the amount Of insurance Is un.
known. Late in the morning the body Of
an unknown man was found burned to a
crisp In the ruins.
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CuIoAGo INoENDIARIEs
Arrested on the Charge OF Burning t
Canal Street BuiIdiug,

AFfoAteu on tue OhAFRa OF burning the
Canal Street BuiIdiug.
CHICAGO, June l0,-Ever since the Canal
street Are last Monday morning, in which
eight human being were burned to death,
the police department has had detectives
stationed in the neighborhood, The
neighbors have been questioned "a to
their whereabouts on the fatal night, and
all rumora have been silted, Last even
ing Andy Kelly, James Donuslly, Thomas
Uallipy, Thomas Powers and William
Denver were arrested and locked up in
separate cells, The prisoners will be kept
In confinement till 1t is thought best to
give them o hearing. Kelly was the first
person suspected, and the detectives were
ordered to arrest him Rs soon as found.
Mr.. Raleigh, owner Of the building, had q
serious row with him, and caused bis ar
rest. Ten days after the building was set
on fire by some one placing a lot Of SHAY.
ings saturated with oil against 1t. The
fire was fortunately discovered In time
and put out without causing any serious
damage, Two nights later the place was
again fired about 2 o'clock In the morn
ing, but some watchmen discovered and
extingulshed 1t. The police refused TO
dlvulge the nature Of the evidence against
the Ave prisoners.
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THE ANNUALSCALE
oF THE ]. . $. AMAIeAMATIoN
Is Discussed BY the Conference Commit
tsss-ThO Changes PrOpOSsd-Ihs Man.
ufaOtuFsrS Propose NO soals-Ysstsr.
dAy's Session of the Printer.

PITEsBUR0H, Pa, June lo.-The Confer.
ence Committee of the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION OF Iron and Steel Workers, and
Iron Manufacturers, appointed to arrange
a scale OF wages for the ensuing year, met
at the rooms Of the Iron Association this
morning, but adjourned after short ses.
aion until tomorrow afternoon without
having reached an agreement.
The Iron Worken' Committee present.
ed the scale adopted by the Amalgamated
Association yesterday, AS stated several
days ago, the price Of pudding has been
fixed at the same rate as last year, which
was s. per ton on theItwo cent card.
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Ohio Damooratic f,onv.n,,ou.

/. CoLuNpus, o., June 1O.-The Demo.
cratic State Central Committee to-day
fixed upon Toledo, and August 18th and
18th, as the place and time for the next
State convention. The address adopted
by the Ohio Club at Cincinnati did not
reach the COMMITTEES until II had Rd.
journed, and no action was taken thereon.
A committee Of three was appointed 10
report on the first day Of the convention
a plan for organization,
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MuNiCn, June 1O.-The report Of the
doctors 10 that King Ladwig's malady ia
such that he is incapable Of administering
the affairs Of the country. The Prince
Liutpole has assumed the regency and
will summon the Diet forthwith 10 pass
upon the final disposition Of King Ludwig.
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IN. n,nnnnnnhAin,

wAsHisoroS, D. O., June 1O.-john F.
Dtavo and Col. Bayns appeared before the
Senate Commerce Committee this morn.
ing to argue in favor Of the retention Of
Col. Bayne's amendment fequiringA an est.
mate Of the value Of the Monongahela
slACk.Water plant ID the River and Haf5of
bill, They went over substantially the
same ground as In the House Arguments
and claimed that III order 10 compete With
the KanaWha river miners the river ought
10 be free,
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Alabama DsmocralIc tjonyentiop

MONTGOMERY, ALAp June 10. - The
Democratic State Convention met at
o'clock this morning. The nominations
for Governor were N. II. Dawson, H. D.
Clayton, J. M. McElroy and Tho6. Seay.
After the tenth ballot Mr.. McElroy's name
was withdrawn and an adjournment taken
10 $3.50 P. M, the last ballot standing:
seay, $50; Dawson, 25O Clayton, 2ls.
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THERE must be an awful apprehension
that the judgment ot the Circuit Court
will be in favor OF the Police and Fire
Board. Otherwise the hungry and Thirsty
would not be trying to knock the life out
Of the Board without waiting to hear from
the Court. So plain point doesn't need
to bO illustrated with a diagram.
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rh.r Ylrll ,hslr countrr Bond.

wADntNsroS, D. O., June 1O.-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland this after
noon drove out to "Pretty Prospect" the
county residence recently purchased by
Mr. Cleveland. The President showed
his bride through the house and grounds
and pointed out 10 her the improvements
he proposed To make on the place. They
passed an hour or 80 Btrolling about the
place and then returned to the White
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-11

TnERE is bogus Samuel ], Randall
club in Philadelphia. Mr.. Randall gives
notice that he will not be responsible for
any bills contracted by that organization.
That Is the club that read Mr.. Randall
out. His relations remain pleasant with
the only original and genuine club.
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CuIoAoo, Ills, June lO.-The Garner
Block, o two-story franc structure, at La.
Grange, was burned this morning. Two
families In the building were unable to
save anything except their lives. The
damage ls about 5000.
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LONDON, June iO.-AdviCeS from New
Zealand bring the intelligence Of dlsas.
ttous volcanic eruption, followed by
earthquake shocks d TMawafa, In the
province ol WAlfoa, which town has been
almost destroyed and hundreds Of natives
and Europeans have pefiehed.
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IT ia suggested that II ex-senator Davis
goes into the Cabinet, Mr.. Elkius will go
out Of politics. No such good luck Is in
store for the Democratic party. Mr.. e.
klns Is too fond Of pleasure TO be a num-"
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Mr.. RANDALL is bsdgered in the House
and bothered by a revolt at home. Still
he doesn't feel obliged to iag for Mr.. Nor
rison. There is much to be admired in
vour Cousin Samuel.
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AN $4,000 FIRE
DEsERoYINe A wooLBN gAoToRY
Near FaIrmOut last EVsnlnE-Ths sudden
and Mysterious Origin of the FLAMES.
Fires Elsewhere HsStsrdAy-O -OhiOa.
20 Inesndlaries UndOr Arrest,

EFV71777 7E-77777IF7 70 vs. 4T77EVVVElVE7Ff
FAIRMoST, W. Va, June lO,-The
Woolsp factory operated by the Barnes
vile Manufacturing Company, about one
mile from this town, was burned this
evening at 8 o'clock. By earnest efforts
the mill property and other buildings
near by we're saved, The FIRE originated
in an enclosure surrounding the picking
machine in the second story, and was so
sudden as to give rise to an electrical
theory, The loss is about $4,000, with
not cent OF insurance,
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IT would be misleading to take the
census Of this State while so many West
ylEinians are painfully trudgiug the
way 10 Washington to seek places on
Senator Kenna's committee,
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Ma. CLEVELAND does we'll enough on
dress parade, but wait until he gets to
stumbling about the room in the silent
watches Of the night picking up taCks
with his bare feet, That is the crucial
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"Yw," remarked the President, "La-
mont isn't much Of fisherman, but IT
made my heart ache to hear the fish
stories he told Mrs. Cleveland. Dan ought
TO have been book-CanvaAser."
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Tue ISTELLloENcER is glad to be able to
congratulate the University upon the sue
cess Of the past year and the goodly prom.
lIs Of the future. More remains to be
done, but the new start is a good one and
Ia taIlinO
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pRpLoRARLH RRsuLTa.

The funeral Of Thomas Gallagher, the
orangeman who was shot and killed dur
ing the riot at Lurgan on Tuesday, took
place to-day, The faneral procession was
protected by 100 soldiers and 200 police
men. A mob OF Catholics jeered the
mournsB and threatened to stop the
hearse, but the police held them in check.
The political and religious excitement
10 leading to dangerous quarrels among
the women In the factories at Lurgan. AT
one factory the Protestant females have
struck work, demanding the dismissal Of
the Catholics.
The rlohng was renewed tonight. An
infuriRted mob held possession OF the
streets and wrecked and pillsged the tav-
erns, The police were compelled to tre
buCkshot into the mob. So far as known
no one was fatally wounded. Many otthe
police we're injured by stones, The sp'
peals Of the clergy to the rioters to disperse
were futile. Eventually the troops clear
ed the streets.
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MEMBERS of Congress don't look well
,,tjup as attorneys for land grant rail-
o.ds, and it is very graceful Tor the Sem
,ts to say so by good big majority.
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HERR BRpREUND, who has been kicked
out Of Germany for wanting too much ci
certain kind OF liberty, will find q fine
opening in this country, The prison gates
are ajsr for his kind to step right in,
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NIAGARA FALLS, N. ", July 1O.-A man
supposed TO be Hiram B, WadSwotth, Of
Holley, N, Y, committed suicide tbls
nothing byiumping from the Goat Island
bridge,
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Tue President complains that much
b,pd.,haking has made his right arm
lopper than his left, May not this be the
re.ult oil drawing his salary2
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Two correspondents write forClbly on
tbe effort to oust Mr.. Stanley from COun'
c1, Latest advices are that Mr., Stanley
vill not resign with his own consent.
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sequence OF the hostility manifested TO-
ward them by the Belfast workmen. Sol
disn have been told of to take the places
Of these retired officers, and to assist the
city police in case they should need help
tonight,
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PATTI and Nicolini ars married at last.
Tbsy have not married in haste, and
'robt not to have to repent at leisure.
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SOMEHOW it ia hard to understand these
,.Ji,ious riots. They would be better
,,lJed ireligious riots, being the work OF
,bs deyil.
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Ghs GttelLiseuter
once, Nos, sS and 81 FOurts'nth Street.

0RrGos is a good deal mixed this time
rhsy must have held nOn'partiSan cleo
,iou out there.
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Hons rule never had greater need Of
,ooI heads aud peaceful methods. Steady
calm! Don't tire!
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TIE rRiNTEIis1 UNION.
transactions at the International Session
Yesterday.

lSbteEubys
PITrsBuRoH, Pa, June l0,-The greater
portion Of this mornings session Of the
International Typographical Union was
taken up in discussing the question OF
reducing the working hours to nine hours
day. 1t was finally decided to allow sub.
ordinate lodges to vote on the matter be.
tween February and April /, 1887.
A letter from Grand Master Workman
Powderly, asking that Isaac Cline, Presi.
dent Of the Window Glass Workers' AHSo.
citation, be permitted TO address the con.
yention on the advantages TO be derived
from amalgamation with the Knights OF
Labor, was read and 1t was decided 10 al.
low Mr.. Cline twenty minutes this after.
noon, prior To the executive session called
for the purpose Of discussing the Question
OF amalgamation. 90
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Broken out 10 . New Place.

LONDON, June lO.-Orange riots have
broken out In FintoniA, County Tyrone.
Many houses have been wrecked by the
mob,
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THE NOTIFICATIONS,

AASN ~ WAC 1AAhu Eatp ~ lAnt year. WulGu
was s. per ton on theltwo cent card.
THE NOTIFICATIONS.
There are several changes and additions
in other departments, which the EN-,
ployes claim will mot materially differ
from the wages paid under the scale Of
1885. The manufacturers, however, assert
that the changes will advance tho
branches included In the notifications
very considerably, and 1t IL said they will
oppose them strenuously.
Among the interests affected are the
following; Fifty cents per ton extra for
boiling hoop iron; seventeen cents per
ton extra for doubling muck iron on two
high rolls; rolling pipe iron s. 10 per
ton on the two cent card, and the restora-
ton Of the scale OF 1884 In the tin and
block plate mills.
The nailers' scale Is IS cents on q So
card, the "Mlngo compromise SCALE"
The manufacturer did not present any
scale, as has been the custom heretofore,
THE K. OIL.
At this mornings session OF the Con.
vention Of the Amalgamated Association
President Isaac Cline, OF the Window
Glass Workers Association, delivered a
lengthy address, In favor OF amalgamation
with the Knights Of Labor. Routine bust.
ness occupied the attention OF the Com
Ventlon during the rest OF the session,
The consideration Of the report Of the
Committee on the Good OF the Order took
IN the afternoon session, ThA commiLtaa
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short-liyed, for the decentralization Off
Ger began to unbosom himself to me.
Nov, mind you, l did not solicit this con-
fdence; in fact, repelled II. But can
the growing corn DEFY the sun, or the
parched pasture the welcome deWH
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STRIKES.

The Committee on Strikes presented q
report just before the adjournment for
dinner. The Committee amended the
laws 90 that all strikes shall be investigated
and arbitrated by an executive council
composed OF the President, Chief Organ.
izer and ViCe.P President or State Deputy.
II also recommends that membership OF
the strike fund be made compulsory.
Tho committee appointed TO devise q
plan whereby the munifcent Gift OF
Messrs. Childs 4 Drexel could be nut to
the best possible use, will recommend
that the $4,000 remain at interest for the
space OF fve years. On the next birth
day Of George W. Ohilds II Is proposed
that every union printer working In Union
offices east Of the Mississippi river shall
set up 1000 ems, the proceeds oil which
shall 90 into this fund. Next, when the
birth day OF Anthony Drexel dawns, every
union printer west oil the Mississippi river
shall In like manner contribute the pay
Of 1000 ems 10 the fund. Thus for i've
years II is proposed 10 thus commemorate
the birthdays Of these two generous giyers.
At the end Of that period II is expected
that quite q handsome sum, something
not far short OF $4,000, will have been
raised. With this II is In contemplation
To erect In Philadelphia beautiful hall,
which shall be known as the home OF the
craft, the abiding place for all time 10
come Of the International Typographical
Union, I.