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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-08
oh,o,. sop. ln,S.v York.

Nav YoRk, May 1.-THE sons and fos'
ter.sous OF Ohio, resident in this city Cele,
brated the founding OF the Ohio Society
OF New York by a banquet at Delmonico'i
tonight. The leaders in the movement
were: General Thomas Ewing, General
Henry L. Burnett, Col. W. L. Strong, Gen.
eral Roger swayne, Thomas I. Eckert,
Col. W. Moulton, Homer Lee, Algernon
s. Sullivan, Whitelsw Reid and others ol
national reputation. The hall was plainly
bat ptettlIy decorated. Among those
present were Congressman Jacob
Romeis, A. @. Thompson, James F.
Campbell, Il. i. Payne, o. W. Moulton,
Joseph L. Mcdonald, Lewis P. Moxrton,
Charles II. Grosvenor, W. w. Ellsbury,
John Little and W. O. Cooper, OK Cover.
ner Of Ohio, r. NJ. Bishop, James W.
Ashley, Leon Abbott, Governor Of n. j.;
Alexander Sullivan, OF Chicago, Stephen
y. Elkins, Gen. W. B. Hazsn, William
Henry Smith, ex.PoBtmaster General
Thomas L. James and others.
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THE pREsID ENI's MARRIAGES
A QuIst Ceremony, AwAs from the Whit
House, In June.


WAsulNoToN,'M May 1.-THE marriage Of
President Cleveland and Miss frankie
Folsom will take place about the middle
Of June. There is no reason to believe
that the ceremony will be performed at
the White House, but, on tho contrary,
there is a general impression that it will
be private one at the BRIDES residence
in Buffalo. Tho date fixed Is at a time
when Congress will be in session, but the
President can leave the city for q few days
without any discomfort.
It Is understood that Miss Cleveland,
who has thus far performed the social
duties attendant upon her brothers posi-.
ton 80 aCceptably, Is well pleased with
the prospect Of his marriage and will be
glad to be relieved from mode Of life
which has never been thoroughly CON
genial to her. The old farmhouse Of Hol.
land Patent is being remodled for hel
future residence and new furniture has
been purchased for the guest chamber,
The wedding will be very quiet affair
for the President Is averse 10 any display
and only the most intimate friends Of the
bride and groom will be present. The
members OF the Cabinet aud their fami'
lies will be invited.
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of copies which had been given out. In
this city there are seven groups Of Anarch'
iscs with . total membership Of not over
A TremblIpg pyaamllor Arreltsd.

CHICAGO, May 7,-Ths police arrested .
suspected dynamiter named William
seliger, on the North pier this forenoon
and afterwards searched his room at No.
442 selegwick street, Here was found Q
large quantity Of dynamite and a large
quantity Of cartridges, The fear exhibited
6y the mRu when taken into the Central
police station about noon was almost pain
iul. His face had q hollow, pale look,
and he could hardly keep from falling,
What evidence the police possess against
him Is not stated,
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The fire at the Thayer No. 2 was extin.
guished Thursday, the Hope Fire Appar.
4tus with number oil the company being
called into requisition. The flows from
the well were intermittent and taking ad.
vantage Of q time when the flames were
low, a steam Jet was brought TO bear upon
the burning fluid, while the fire engine
played on 1t with stream Of water and in
this manner the flames were QuenChed
Another conaagration occurred about one
o'clock yesterday morning, being even
more serious than that OF the previous
morning. John Disnee, tool dresser at
the Vandergrift, on the Curry, back Of the
rhayer No. !, was going TO work with q
lantern, and while passing between two
tanks gas ignited from the lantern. A
Conaagration followed, the tanks In an In.
slant being enveloped In flames. The oil
tlew in all directions, kindling a FIRE
ACROSS the road at the Gordon No. l..
Since the destruction OF the tanks at the
Fhayer No. 2, after the flames were ex.
tinguished, the production wasrun through
pipe line to the Thayer No. l. When
the second fire originated there were 500
barrels at the latter well, all oil which,
with the 250 and the two 900 barrel tanks,
we're consumed. The derrick was not in:
iured. The production Of both the Thayer
Gells is burned as 1t issues from the pipes
At the Gordon No. !, the rig was burned
rwenty.iour hundred feet OF 2.inCh tubing
were standing in the derrick and this was
so damaged AZ to render 1t useless. The
engine, cable, ETC., were ruined. None oi
the tanks were harmed, owing to their
distance from the we'll. The Peoples
Light and Heat Company, who own the
Gordon, lose in the neighborhood oi
$1,000. The loss 10 the Tnsyer %. cal
hardly be estimated as the production Of
TWO wells Is still being consumed by the
flames.
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Al ChiCaso-Detfoits, 81 Chicago, 0.
Al New Yotk-New York o. Wash, 0.
Game stopped BY rain at the end Of the
sixth inning.
ropollLan game was postponed at the end
Of The fourth inning by rain. The score
was Q 10 | In favor Of the MetfopolitanB.
Al 81. Louis-Kansas City B 81, Louis
Al Louisville-st. Louis, 8 LouiB'lle, 1,
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A Big Year for Firss.

NEw YoRK, May 1.-The New York Dai.
" Commercial Bulletin estimates the fire
losses Of the United States and Canada al
Ss,OOO,OOO, which Is 100000 more than the
April averages for the past eleven years.
The BuuCtih'S FIRE record In April con.
tained mention Of 1916 fires, where the re.
ported loss was $4,000 and upwards,
There were thirteen fires which alone
cost tile country Q loss Of $S,5O0,O00. The
Bulletin says. ut looks as II 1855 would
surely and considerably exceed the $780,.
100000 Hfe record which has been charged
DIP against previous years."
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 1.--Considerable
excitement was oCCasioned In the lower
wards Of Allegheny aud some patts Of this
CITY to-day by the distributlon Of AnafCh.
isiIc circulars In large numbers. The cir.
nuIats were printed in German and Eng.
iish aid urged the wotklnEmen 10 re.
vsn.p @ Ibe killing Of MCCormlCk's men
and 10 btFn, pillage, wreck and destroy
and I sat. drink and be merry.
The police secuted several copies o.
the pamphlels. They were distributed
very elsyerly 40 that no suspicion Of theil
character was entertained oil the thousandI
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Tr BeIlalfe Independent has recent!
entered i,s seventh year, The Independent
i.a model local afternoon papeE-not to'
Smbltious ior it's field, and caring more
nroqa!lty than quantity Of its contents
rs many signs Of prosperity show Bellail(
"a haa discriminating community.
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NornlSo has been said recently abou
Jalg. oGey Johnson's aspirations lol
Congressional honors, and from this VT
slo led to beieve that his Massive Might
ns,. has yielded to tho opportunities o
bis numerous legal friends throughout tn,
Slate not to forsake the ermine Of the su'
prone bench which has mantled him Will
such peculiar fitness and closked him will
swisdom seldom impaired to man. o.
perhsp, tho Central American missioI
has gone through the picking process and
|, ready to be served up.
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Mr. BAnuouR, Of Virginia, has intro
ju,ed g bill in Congress to tax the Ar
lp,son Cemetery, in Alexandria county,
tbatS.ate, where fourteen thousand Union
plllers liO buried. Hs might as well
haze incorporated a clause in his bill 10
az the dead heroes who sleep there as tht
United States does not recognize the right
Of aSate to tax Federal property.
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EFFRCT ON BUSINESS.
Tho Labor Difficulties CauSluE q StagnAiIon
OF Trade at PittsbuPRh,

PiTrsBuRon, MSy7.-The labor Difficult.
ties have caused a depression in busineHS
that is perhaps doing more injury TO the
building trade than 10 any other. II Ia
estimated that nearly half million dol.
lars worth Of business In Pittsburgh and
Allegheny has been lost since the trouble
began. Builders and contractors complain
sbout contracts that have been broken,
plumbers and supply dealers, furniture
and lumbermen Of orders that have been
Countermanded, and architects arc idly
waiting for orders for plans.
The iron and steel trade is suffering
heavy loss from the labor troubles. Orders
are being countetinanded and everyone ID
uneasy. No manufacturer Ia buying any
stock and oil are holding on 10 what they
now have. The advance In the price Of
carrying ore and coke and the wages OF
the labofersaddedtoa feeling that tie end
has not come yet, makes all the iron men
very bhV,
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Tug wounded Russian who was arrested
. Chicago, and said he was presentat th'
Anarchists meeting merely to learn thl
Eg.I.sh language, has no idea Of the hu-
morous side Of American character Hi
n,b, AS well have gone to the pot holeE
a ploaiiy to learn the gospel,
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CnioAuo, ILL, May7-Ths postmortem
examination on the bodyot Charles Ktes.
ter, the man who was killed during the
riots ON Desplainss street last Tuesday,
reSulled IN bringing out tho cause Of bis
death, II WAS found that revolver ball
oi yefy small Calibfe had penetrated his
back between the two lower ribs, and
had PASSED clear through him, coming out
beneath tue breast bones, The ball was
Of such small caliDte that In probing for u
after his death knife was used, which
oblltetatd all traces Of the bullet wound.
II was only by q close examination that
the wound In the back was discovered.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 7.-YeBterday alter.
noon Daniel Dunbar, Of Pullman, one Of
the team selected To row at The spring
races Of the club, went out In q shell for
training practice on Calumet Lake, A
fierce lluall blew up and all sight Of Dun.
bar was lost, A rescuing party went out
hut was unable 10 reach him before night.
fall, and then lost him In the datkness.
This morning bis boat was found, bottom
up, on the west shore Of the lake, The
young oatsman undoubtedly lies beneath
the watefe Of the lake,
Mf, and Mira Adam Kerr left Pullman
10 cross the lake before the storm. They
were supposed also 10 be lost, but reached
the ahote In Baiety,
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, May I-At a
mass meeting Of the miners of theyI Kama.
wha district, held at Coal Valley last
night, 1t was decided that the miners
would returnt 10 work at the old price, two
cents per bushel. It Is said that the miners
In the New River district will also return
10 work at the old rates.
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rur New York Times gives the follow
ina prescription as u sure cure for the
Anarchist fever: Ia the carly stages q
An acute outbreak Of anarchy a GAtlinl
Gun, oril the case be severe, two, is tn,
sovereign remcdy, Later on hemp, in iu
dcIOus doses, has IN admirable eiec,
in preventing the spread Of the disease.
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Tho Homo RnIo srhpmn.

LONDON, May 7,-Mr. Trevelyn, in q
speech tonight, said he would support
the Home Rule bill provided tho land
purchase bill be dropped. Earl Gran.
Vile, speaking at Manchester, said the
government would not retire from the
position 1t had assumed on the Irish ques.
Lion unless its Irish bills were defeated.
He warmly approved Mr.. Gladstous's
Irish measures.
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New YoRK, May 7.-The business fail.
ureg occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days, Ea reported by
Il. q. Dun & Co., number for the United
States 1O7, and for Canada g5, or q total Of
102 as compared with the total Of 2O7 last
week and 1DI the week previous 10 the
last, The buBlness casualties this week Ap.
pear 10 be about up 10 the average In all
sections oi the country. In New York
CITY they are very llRht,
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CHICAGO, May 7,-William stahlnecht,
President Of the Cabinetmakers' Union,
was arrested shortly after midnight, on a
warrant issued by Justice Of the Peace.
StahlkneCht is accused OF intimidating
workmen, and is alleged to have particl.
pated in the riot OF Tuesday night. 1t is
said that the Furniture Manufacturers
Association have denounced him as q pro.
Iessional agitator, saying that besides in.
citing strikes, he has prevented strikers
desirous OF settling their difficulties, from
Conferring with their employees, except
through him,
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aAotnt OF 4 iInn1AnL.

81. AIMS ACADEMY, sl4 Tucker street,
Philadelphia Pa.-Ons Of the sisters WaS
very sick with constant pain In the bach,
Could not take any solid food. She cari
eat meat and vegetables, sleeps well, and
attends 70 her other duties. She suffered
constantly from ulcers In the mouth and
throat Are now oil gone, She used War.
net's sale cure,-SIaTER N, VicroRiNa,
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nrnkemen,s Strike Ended.

CHEYENNE, w.. May 7.-The brake.
mems strike ended along the line of the
Union Pacific to-day. The last obstruc-
lions at Laramie and Rawlins have been
removed. Most Of the members have
been re.employed by the General Superin.
lendent. ALI people express great salts.
faction at the ending Of the blockade.
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yor THAT the long suffering Irish art
.to, to gain a peaceful victory, the
.,,gyeuen Of Ireland are threatening tC
',n ~ and resist Home Rule should it BE-
'Igs al accomplish fact. There is only
~, sorl Of advice to give the oraagemen'
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SITUATION AT rc1NotNNAr1,
Ohio Military Ordered out in Anticipation
OF Trouble ON Sunday.

Onlo mlltATg OEubrSu Out IN ANTICIPATION
OF trouble on Sunday.
CINCINNATI, O., May .7.-ssttlements
with the strikers more than over balance
the new strikes. The hostlera at the street
railway stables have struck for $l2
q week. The carpenters have Issued
q circular calling on all TO work eight
hours for eight hours pay, go az 10 give all
employment II is thought that most Of
the carriage factories will be running BY
Monday. The Mayor keeps up pteCal.
tionaty tneasuteg.
CoLUMBus, o., May 7.-Govefnor Fora.
ket tonight, al the request Of the Mayor
and Police Commissioners Of Cincinnati,
and as he iB required in such cases 10 do
by the law, ordered to report at Cincinnati
tomorrow the Third, Seventh, Fourteenth
and Seventeenth regiments Of the Ohio
National Guards In anticipation Of labor
outbreak on Sunday. The militia are pre-.
pairing and will be on the road by morning.
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The CannonBburg, Pa, Iron and Steel
Company has been chartered.
Twelve Of the 10 blast furnaces In Pitts.
burgh are In blast with a capacity Of
l2,0s0 tons per week, There are four lur.
naces out Of blast with q weekly capacity
Of 2,40O tons.
A Plttsburgh paper Baysi The refining
oi furnaces and construction both Of new
furnaces and rolling mill plant, ID this
vicinity 10 making quite demand Tor
dte.bnCk, II 70 estimated that contracts
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rlrtmuRan, Pa, May 7,--The remains
oi Thomas j. Barney, 4 prominent and
wealthy citizen Of 81. Paul, were cremated
a. SAmpson's natural gas Cfematory last
night, The body, which weighed 24O
pounds, WAS placed In the retoft a. 8
o'clock, and In two hours was reduced 70
eight pounds Of ashes,
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MoNrAeuH, Micn., May 7.-At three
O'Clock this morning the wooden butter
plate factory Of o. II. Cook and 0, !, King
4 90, bufnad, causing q loeB oil $l2,OOO.
Insurance 5000. Thitty men are thrown
out oi employment,
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sryAroR FAlR's proposition to purchase
III, i.I,pd in the Pacific Ocean and colon
',,rEs murderous Apsches on it seems tt
h.tLo only way cut OF the difficulty in
- nencefnl methods.
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AZ psttoit-Fsw Concessions GIAds-AiIehl.
gan car shop Dihlbnity,

gan car shop DinlOuily.
DETROIT, May 1.-THE strike situation
here shows little change. More men are
out, lhcreasing the total numbstol striking
and loCked.out men 10 2,4OO. The Bouph.
stein forge works shut down this morning,
locking out 100 men, the lockout belhg
pieclpitated by the hitike Of tWenty.seveh
Polish labofefa Ii the company'S yards,
The chalf factory ot NJ. j. Murphy 4
Co., which waS allowed BY the strikers q
resume oElng 10 lts competition With thI
House ot Correction, shut down thil
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THE STRIKERS RETURN
TO WORK AT McoRMIcK's PLACE
And are Glad to Get .Baek-Ths Railroad
Situation At Chicago Of Men
Locked Out nt Detroit = The Eight
Hour Movement at Pittsburgh.

OHIcAso, May .7.-McCormick's factory
Ia filled with hands to-day, Nearly the
sntirs force Of 1900 went to work, The
ousses which brought the North Side con
ingent, made their appearance for the
irst time since rioting began. Sergeant
Enright and thirty-fys officers guarded at
the gate, and there was no attempt at in
reference by strikers as the men filed in
with their lunch pals dangling by their
sides.
Armour's Glue Factory, at Thirty-Gith
street and the river, was in operation at
o'clock to-day, The employees, number.
ng several hundred were glad to get back
20 work on the old terms, namely, ten
lours' work for ten hours pay, Officers
we're present to curb any violent demon.
itration, but none was made,
The lumbermen, it is believed, are gel.
ling ready to resume operations on Mon
lay. 1t is said that the Executive Com.
nittee on the LumbsTmen's Exchange
will issue orders to that end. While no
iurther violence Ia at present threatened,
the reserve police force is still retained
It the Hinman and Twelfth street stations,
The Western railways are resumingoper.
ition this morning on nearly the basis
lriOr to othestrlke. On all the roads freight
rains are being sent out without moleSta-
ion. In all Of the freight houses inCreas.
I'd forces Of men are at work, and the
quantity Of freight being offered and
handled Is very largely increased over
hat OF any former day. The officials Of
he Burlington road this morning notified
Ia old employees to return to work or take
heir absolute discharge from the com.
pany's employ.
The trouble at the Fortisth street cross
ng Of the Western Indiana railroad con.
:inued this morning. A number Of trains
we're stopped at that point, the switch.
lenders and Crosslng.Ruards refusing to
lid the roads In opening up the lines,
while great crowd stood about watching
he actions Of the strikers. At 1880
o'clock, however, the blockade was raised.
Up to that hour eight engines and two
rains had been stopped. Special Officer
Ballard, Of the Wabash railroad, sent down
ifty special officers and soon trained them
70 throw the switches, thus starting the
trains.
lhs North Chicago saloon.keepers As.
ISOLATION, which the striking employees Of
:he Bruuswick.Balke.C Calender Company
billiard table manufacturers asked to boy.
colt the firm, has refused to do 30.
The Peoples Gas Company has insti.
iuted the eight.hour system. Ithas here
tofore been the custom for the 19O FIRE
men to work in two shifts OF twelve
hours each at g rs per man per shift
Under the new system the men work 10
.hree shifts Of eight hours each at 81 80
per shit. sixty new men will necessarily
Oe employed.
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morning for the rest of the week. All oil
lta $50 employees promised to report ior
work Monday morning,
A number Of factories have Voluntarily
advanced the wages Of their employees or
made some voluntary concession regard
ing hours with the hope OF avoiding trou-
BILE.
A conference was held this afternoon at
which the Michigan car shop men tried 10
persuade their late employer tos take them
back at the terms demanded. The en-
ployers gave q peremptory refusal, II
vas then decided by the strikers that they
would seek work elsewhere and none Of
hem return TO the Michigan car shops, A
meeting will be held tomorrow when the
question OF allowing the company To en-
ploy new men will be considered, The
number Of men in this move is 1000.
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PARIS, May 7.-tIenri Rochefort, editor
Of La lnlranSegeant, and NJ. Portalige fought
q duel with pistols to-day. Four shots
were fired by each contestant, none OF
which did any harm.
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RoME, May7.-Durlng the past twenty.
four hours l2 new cases Of cholera and
four deaths have been reported at Venice,
i've cases and two deaths at Vincenza,
and u cases and six deaths at Bari.
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VIENNA, May y7.-News has Just been re.
Ceived Of the murder OF a number OF Hun.
garlan peasants by gang OF gypsies, who
afterwards robbed the persons and prem.
ises OF their victims.
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Cas 1'stelIigeufer.
- -. sS aud lT FoartsenIIl street.

RrrlrsE one Kentucky gentleman call
a "no,ler liar oleRse has been taken
and daeI is in prospect,