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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15
TWO PERsoNs KILLED
In Mslgs County, OhlO-A Number OF Bald.
inga Destroyed.

ALBANY, o., May l4.-A tornado passed
through Columbia township, Msigs county,
about i've miles from this place, Wsdnes.
day night between 10 and l9 o'clock, car
rying death and destruction with it. Mrs.
Margaretta McComas, aged 90 years, was
instantly killed, also her nephew, Hatham
McComss, aged 81. Lizzie McComas was
seriously injured, but will probably re.
cover. The house in which the McComas
were killed was entirely demolished and
reduced to kindling Weod,
Mark McKnight's house was entirely
demolished, and himself and wiie badly
hurt. Noah Stout's storehOuse, q large
building was moved q distance OF six feet
and the roof torn off.
The Kentucky & Ohio Railroad depot at
Carpenter had the warehouse entirely de.
stroyed. Stephen WilcOx's house was
completely demolished and Wilcox was
severely hurt. Tom JaCkson's house and
barn were destroyed. Ed, Fosters house
was unroofed. Many other buildings
were destroysd and persons slightly in
jured. The storm was in tornado style
and by far the most severe ever known in
this part Of Ohio, 1t was from one-iourth
to one-hAlt mile wide,
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KrSoMAS, KS, May 14.-Thrse prisoners
confined in the county jail here, charged
with horse stealing, made their escape
Wednesday evening, and have not since
been captured. When Deputy Sheriff
Hollowell entered the Jail with supper for
the prisoners, the muzSle Of loaded Win.
chester was placed against his head aud
be was commanded 10 throw up his
hands. He was relieved Of the keys, tied, /,
gagged and thrown into cell, while the
prisoners liberated themselves. An imme.
diAte alarm was given and sheriff McOlel.
land and two citizens went In pursuit.
Meanwhile the thieves had supplied
themselves with horses. The putSuers
gained rapidly on them, but being armed
only with rsv0lvers, they did not dare To
close upon them in the face Of hot fre
from theIWlnchesters, and the pursuit was
given up. The thieves who escaped are q
part Of the gang from Indian Territory
captured here about two months ego.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 1.-THE Daily
Meu'' special from Wilkinson, Ind, says
that the cyclone Of Wednesday night last.
ed only about five minutes, but totally
destroyed nine houses. The killed are,
samuel White, farmer, aged IS, crushed
iAto shapeless mass; Glenn Smith, four
years old, son Of j. W. Smith. Wounded,
]. W. Smith, wife and child; Eli Gross and
family; Mrs. Ada White and daughter
Ira shafer and several others were slight.
ly injured. wilkinson is a hamlet in
Hancock county, thirty miles east Of here,
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TnE population Of Ulster is ,464,6S7; o
hs,s G3S,5GO are Roman Catholics, OF
nearly a half. ProtestAnts are in q ma
io,ity in four counties out Of nine, Antrim,
Armagh, Down and Derry. The othe'
Eve Arc heavily Catholic. In view Of
these facts when Protestant Ulster" IL
spoken Of it must be understood that tht
the Protestant part Of Ulster Is all thai
ran be meant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15
A LIBERAL REVOLT
ON THE HOME RULE MEASURE.
Harrington Leading the Opposition Against
GlAd'tOns's scheme for IrSland's Pact.
featiOR = A Closet Council Of the
-OOuSsaslOnA Asked.

LONDON, May l4-A meeting Of the fol.
lowers Of Lord Harrington was held to.
day for the purpose Of cemeutinR the
Whig and Radical opposition to the Home
Rule bill. Sixty-iour gentlemen attended,
including Mr., Chamberlain, Mr.. Trevyalan
and Mr., 0aine, Lord Harrington made
twenty minutes speech, in which he ex-
planned the reason why Liberals should
oppose Mr., Glsdstons's measure, The
meeting was harmonious throughout, and
unanimously adopted resolution dsclar-
ing that those present would oppose the
second teadlnR OF the Home Rule bill,
The meeting lasted hall an hour.
Lord Harrington in his speech declared
that the pledges from Liberals to oppose
Mr.. Gladstone's Home Rule bill were suf-
aCient in number 10 make the rejection Of
the bill on It's second reading certainty.
The defeat Of the bill, he said, would east
asheaVy responsibility on him which,
however, he was quite prepared to accept,
Several gentlemen made brief remarks in
which they stated their determination to
oppose any measure brought forward
which did not equally apply to the whole
kingdom,
Mr.. Chamberlain said II the Govern.
ment should recompense the landlords Of
Ireland they would establish a precedent
for recompenSing importuning tTadeamen,
WorkinRmen and others.
Lord Hartington's whips" report that
ITO Liberals have pledged themselves TO
vote against the Home Rule bill and thirty
are doubtful.
The Conservative leaders advise the
Conservatives in the House Of Commons
not TO speak during the debate as they
wish to hasten to q division on the second
reading. 1t Is rumored that Mr.. Glad
stone is consulting with his colleagues
upon the advlsability Of Withdrawing the
Home Rule bill.
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uonnosIy " 0sliSd i.s1lns,s.

CHtoAao, It'll, Jan, a., 1ss4.-In the
summer Of 1879, I notlCsd was frequent.
" tired, Had diafrhua. Family physi.
clan said I had malaria In stomach.
Bowels would move hall dozen umes, u
walked block rapidly. Finally IN
August, l became too sick 10 leayemy bed.
Lay in bed six days. Had night sgoAbl
and very yellow tongue. Six bottles ol
Wafnef's safe cure cured me- WILLIAM
WALLACn LoUSsBERRY, formerly with
NAshAu Lock Company,
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CLEVELAND, o., May 1.-THE Knights
Of Labor ol Cleveland and other labor or
ganizationS are working up a scheme for
taxing all foreign immigration, and will
soon forward a petition to Congress ask.
ing that euCh law be passed. The peti.
tion In the matter requests every person
interested TO write 70 his Congressman
asking that such a bill be presented and
passed before the adjournment Of the pres.
ent session OF Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

ANARCHIST Lucy PARSONS demands o
hearing for the numbering Anarchist
Who are in the tolls. Those miscreants
we're very distinctly heard when their
bomb went off and their pistols popped
Auy brief remarks they may have to
make on the scalfold will be heard with
interest, The butchsrsd policemen hld
no chance to be heard.
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Diaa Ifp,

BOnOS, MASS, May 14.-A Washington
speciGlto the Herald says that . private
letter received yesterday from VIM. II.
Bissell statesthat the Presidents wedding,
according 10 the present programme, will
occur in Buffalo, June 18th. The latest
from Europe Is to the effect that Mrs.
Folsom was suffering from o relapse ot the
Roman fever: but that Il she iS able 70
travel there will be no delay In the date
Otihe wedding. On the other hand II the
Wedding should be postponed on account
Ot Mrs. Folsom's illness, II will occur
within a week after their return 70
Amarira.
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n,lnnrn ludlet,d ,nr onn,pl,ner.

prrrsBuRoH, Pa, May 14.-The Grand
Juryoi Washington county has returned
true bills against ninety.one Of the strik-
ing coal miners who were charged with
conspiracy. Their trials will come up at
the present term Of court In that county.
The miners officials are determined TO
test the conspiracy laws In the most
manner, and Tor that purpose
have retained the best counsel available.
should the decision Of the lower court be
uniavorable the cases will at once be car.
ried 10 the Supreme Court. The indict.
ments found against the miners are the
result Of the rioting which occurred In the
Fourth Pool several months ago.
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Tug Chicago authorities think they can
nnye that F.schsr, ol the ArbsiItr Zsisung,
,b,sv the bomb. And they further
think they can establish connection be-
tween Fischer and Most, Very many
,ober.mlnded men would like to spring
me- trap under Most, whose rich expert
sDcs as lsw.breaksr includes about
svsrything but that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

TRoY, N. ", May 1.-THE $50 girls EN-.
ploysd in the laundry department Of 1ds
/ Co. collar mandatory struck to-day
for an increase Of about 20 percent In
wages. =. The strike is sald 10 have been
ordered by the knights Of Labor.
The bfictlayers aud hod carriers return
ed 10 work to-day, the bosses accediUg to
the demands ol the strikers, eight houfs q
day, 10 begin al I A. n. and end at4 P. VI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

AttESrowS, Pa, May 14.-The wages
Of the employees Of the Union Foundry and
Machine Company, Of Catasauqua, have
been increased ten percent, aud similar
increase has been given the furnace labor.
erS Of the Cfalne Iron Company. The
wages Of the train hands and laborets Of
Catasauqua and Fogelsvills have been re.
stored 10 the rate prevailing In 1861,
which is an advance oi ten percent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15
pYNAMIr : ExpLosIoN
In Pittsburgh Causes q scare Among the
IhhAbitAnts.


Inhabitants.
PIrrsBuRou, May l4.-Col. W. T. Hob.
litzell, agent OF the Atlantic Dynamite
Company, was employed this morning to
break up lot Of old iron stored on a va.
cant piece OF ground near the Republic
Iron Works, on Sidney street, South Side.
He commenced work about 0 o'clock on a
ten ton anvil, and used an immense
charge Of dynamite for the purpose. A
terrific explosion followed and huge
pieces Of the anvil were scattered about in
every direction. One piece weighing 800
pounds wreckeda q house occupied by Mrs.
McNamara, one block distant. Another
piece, over 200 pounds, crushed through
the dwelling Of Emil Erstnan, also block
away. 1t struck q bed in which three
children we're sleeping. They were GOV.
cred with debris but escaped serious in.
Jury. Another house, occupied by Mrs.
Luny, fully 800 feet away, was also
wrecked.
The only person injured was James
Acton, who was walking on the sidewalk
one block away. He was struck on the
leg with fragment and the limb was so
badly injured that alnputaion may be
necessary.
Hoblitzell was arrested for violation ol
q city ordinance. The explosion caused
intense excitement, as q rumor was cur.
rent that a bomb, similar to the one used
at Chicago, had been thrown on the
street, ...
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PARIS, May Am. Pilot, an agent of
the Banqus Des COmpts, Of this city, who
recentlylaed after successfully uttering q
large amount Of forged paper, to-day sud.
denly. appeared in the private office OF
Baron sanbeyron, q director OF the bank,
and at the point OF q loaded revolver COM
PEELED him to sign three checks for $4,000,
with which Pilot made good his escape.
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CoNsrANTINoPLE, May l4.-A new Sou.
danese Mshdl with fifty Arab followers
recently appeared in the vicinity OF Jid.
deb, cut the telegraph wires and defeated
detachment Of Turkish troops, killing
and wounding many Of the soldiers. An.
other detachment Of troops oyerthrew the
rebels and captured seven OF them, whose
heads were exposed on pixies at the gates
OF Jiddeh.
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strikers Going to work.

CHicAao, 1Lt., May i4.-A more general
resumption ol work is reported in the
South western lumber yards, but many Of
the yards are still closed. Al Pullman To-
day, according 10 the statement Of MI.
Geo. NJ. Pullman, between eleven and
twelve hundred men are reported 40
having returned 70 work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

LONDON, Mayl Nationalist mem.
bers Of Parliament this afternoon held a
secret meeting in the House OF Commons.
Mr.. Parnell presided. It ia said that he
laid before the sssemblage q number Of
communications from Mr.. Gladstone, sug.
gestiye Of coercion measures in the Home
Rule bill and further concessions TO the
demands Of the Radicals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

town station. At Lima the Lake Shore
and Western trains were suspended by
reason Of Washouts,
There has been much delay in mails.
The Cincinnati Office reports three East
ern mail due, Cleveland mail six hours
late and delayed in every direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

yEw JERsEY has . greater railroad
mileage than any other State. There is
ma mile OF road to every s,s5 square
niles. She does not lose in population by
emigration, although her mosquitoes are
numerous and aggressive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15

TposEcitizens Of Iowa who desire to abol-
,,h eths American House Of Lords" would
s 'ob lie Of It's sweetest charm. What Is
S,Ii % delightful as the awful mystery OF
,bs executive session.
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storm Damags. ~ WstssI.

Special DtSpdieh 70 ne ItCl!tgeleG,
New MARTISsVILLE, W. Va, May IA
A large barn belonging to Jacob Dennis,
valued at 81 800, with all ita contents, con-
sisting Of farming utsnsils and machinery,
was struck by lightning and consumed
during the storm last Wednesday night,
The heavy rains Of the past three days
have washed the newly plowed fields 10
many places, nearly running them, and
where corn was planted in the hill.side
fields it has been in many places so badly
washed out that it will have to be re-
planted. Fishing Creek has been very
high and lumDer men have sustained con-
RidAFahla lnRH
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Fa,ai i,o,isT itplosIos,

CoLuMBus, o., May iI.--The Ssate Jour.
MdTt Caldwell special saysi James Her.
fon's sawmlll boiler exploded al Bsfahs.
Vile, killing lafayette TutGle, Ed Hill and
Louis Bates, and fatally Wo1ndiAR Jamsa
Heron and Nathan Butler,
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NEW YoRx, May 1.-THE business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
daring the last seven days as reported 10
r. G. Dun & Co., to-day, number for the
United States 1866 and Canada 20, as
against total Of 1902 last week and 207
the week previous.
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MRS, PARSONS,
Ths Wife Of tho Anarchist, Makes an Appeal
to the People.

TO tho FeOplo'
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1.-THE mulatto
wife OF the hiding Anarchist Parsons, who
was herself one Of the most violent speak
srs in the city, addresses the following
letter to the Daily NerS;
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May II,
To Ne Editor
beg the privilege OF saying word to
the public through the columns Of the
Daily N71. ask in common fairness
suspension Of public judgment as to the
Anarchists now imprisoned or under the
ban. Will the people wait until our side
has had its opportunity to be heard In the
court Of general opinionH The howl has
gone up from public and press now, as OF
old, "Uruciiy! CruCityW But even an
Anarchist ought not to be condemned
and executed without hearing, Is there
not danger that in the excitement Of the
hour good people will forget to inquire
whether the Anarchists have really VIC.
lated any OF the laws ot the city, State or
Nation? l do not understand that any
one has charged that the meeting at Hay
market Square, which the police attempt
cd to disperSe, was an unlawful assem-.
blage, or that the attendants were engaged
in any Hiotous act when interrupted. II
1t be so, we're not the police instead Of the
Anarchists the law breakers2
[signedl Lucy L. PARSONS.
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Cboia,a N IlnIy.

RoME, May l4.-At Venice to-day there
were reported seven new cases OF cholera
and three deaths. At Barr Eve new cases
and nine deaths, and at Brindise one new
case and one death.
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DUBLIN, May 14.-one firm otmanuiac.
turers In the Province Of Ulster has already
concluded arrangements for the tranAer
+ot Its mills 10 Germany. It is stated that
other Ulster firms are considering the ad-
visibility OF removal also.\
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GAs GatelIi9eafer.
6a.si So., 20 and " Fourteenth street,

IL senator Riddlebsrger were in the
uouss he would knock Mr.. Holman out
n ana round Is an Obiector,
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Three base hits, Foutz /. Wild pitches,
Mullane 2; of Foutz, 2. Errors Cincin.
natis 4; 81. Louis 3. Umpire Clinton.
At Detroit-Detroit, s.; Boston, 4.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 4 Philadelphia,
2. Game stopped on the dith inning on
account OF rain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-02-05

The folIowingenigmatical statement
Of poets, which We publish by request.
will be of interest to many Of our
readers:
l. What rough man would say to
his son If he wished him to eat his food
properly.
, Isa hons house in place who're
there is no water:
! ). Makes and mends for first class
customers.
t. His name describes such fiery
things ! can't describe their pangs
and stings.
5. \ kind Of linen.
6. \ garment worn on the head.
: My maternal parent in excellent
condition.
5. The superior of a monastery.
| 9. Describes the dwellings of civili-
zAd countries.
10. Is game and male relative.
II. Is slang exclamation.
II. wish YOU would mother.
l3. | find it an utter impossibility.
Ii. An answer to which is the
greater poet Shakespeare of Martin T.
Tupper.
Is. The value Of word.
Is. SO very fast indeed.
Il. An official much dreaded by
students in English Universities.
Is. A manufactured metal
10. a chain Of hills containing Ger
tain dark treasures.
90. An internal pain.
u. A barrier built of edible grain
%. To agitate weapon.
%. His middle name suggests an
Indian or Hottentot.
"A Place an edible grain twixt an
ant and bee, aud a well beloved
poet You'll speedily see.
25. No one of the points Of the
compass but inclining towards one.
26. Pack away carefully. never seat
ter in this way you'll soon get at her.
-. a very vital part Of the body.
2S. \ worker in precious metal.
30. \ mean dog it's.
30. What best describes vet most
retards IA pilgrim.
81. \ girls name and relative.
81. Brighter and smarter than the
rest.
33. Red as an apple, black as night,
a heavenly sign or perfect fright.
81. Meat, what are you doing?
So. A sick place of worship.
So. Every head in time It's said,
will turn to me though | be dead.
81. Though humpbacked not de-
formed.
SO. A garment worn by ladies.
| 80. Always youthful you see but
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-02-05
Volume XLII.---No. 81.

between you and me he never was
much Of a chicken.
40. A young domestic manial.
Al. A prefix and a disease.
AZ. A household worker.
43. A domestic animal and what
she cannot do.
Al. A manufacturing town.
45. A little more than sandy
shore.
AS. An unlearned pig.
AZ A fraction in American money
and a heavy weight.
As. Many pilgrims and llatterers
have knelt low to kiss him.
40. Small talk and heavy weight.
so. What an oyster heap is apt to
be.
81. \ worker in grain.
50. A proposition and t. move
swiftly.
50. \ certain six Iooter whose name
begins with fifty.
81. Plead.
55. Three poets whose names one
would exclaim at fire.
56. 4 garden ut,nsi! and u kind Of
gun.
81. 4 lawyers advice to his client.
50. A command to an OK and a
part Of a bush.
80 An exclamation that should be
in an asylum.
so. Punish measure.
81. Excavatsd female.
90. Part Of monarch's domain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-02-05
Very True.

An exchange well says: "Concern-
ing what are known as Standing ad-
yerhsements in newspapers, which
some merchants say are useless, it has
been remarked, and truly, that they
command condolences. The man who
for years in community lives re-
spectacle life, even though of moder-
ate ability, will grow in the esteem of
his fellows. On the same principle
newspaper advertisement becomes ia
mlliar to the reader. 1t may not be
read every week, still it makes the
name and the business of the man
familiar, and its continued presence in
the columns Of the paper inspires con-
fidence in the stability of the adver-
ti:er."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1886-02-05

"Cyril, l am decided. If you go
back to town, | go too, to see what
this business is. Am | your wife or
not? It's simply disgraceful the way
you're going on, dragging me down
here, spending my money. Your
health is bad, indeed. Why"
The Hon. Mrs. Honeybun glided
away the door was forced to with a
bang, but she had heard enough. At
luncheon time she descended to the
public room. Fate was kind AS she
entered she saw the tall form of her
traitor publisher seated at table,
with stout young plebeian looking
female close beside him. She went
straight up to them.
"How do yon do, Mr.. Melborough -
she said Sweetiy; what a pleasant
surprise ~
Mr.. Meioorough looked round, Mrs.
MeIborough gIared
Are vou staying here? o, that
will be delightful; it is 80 Ing since
we met. Let me see, the last time |
saw Won was at
Mr. Cyril Mclborough rose. "My
dear" he sai hastily, "this is the Hon.
Mrs. Honeybun.
Mrs. Melborough acknowledged the
introduction with curt nod, and her
husband cast an appealing glance at
the pretty smiling lady.
Your husband and | are old busi
ness acquaintances, Mrs Mel oraugh.
He is going to bring cut book of
mine shortly; are you not, Mr.. Mel
borough ,"
Mr.. Melborongh's voice certainly
was not 50 clear rs usual. Visions OF
debts and duns. accompanied by hor-
rible thoughts Of the depth Of female
jealousy, appalled, him. He took the
plunge.
"Irs," he said, weakly
Mrs. Mel0orough's face rev less
morose.
1T will be ready soon, won't it. Mr..
Mcihorough:" :" went on his tormentor.
Mr.. Melborough unused. in about
a month or SIX weeks" he observed
quietly.
An, then shall have tie proofs.
suppose Now, Mr.. Melborou oh, ,you
must promise TO read it. | hope you
will come and have some afternoon
tea with ne by aud-by. Really this is
most delightful, begin to think
smalltown q charming place"
Lady LarkweIl pnfolded her Nag
fdir ,Nuqwump tn" week following
Mrs. Honeybun's departure to Small
town secure in the knowledge Of her
triumph over her hated rival, and was
prepared for an hours enjoyment.
when suddenly she tore the uncffend-
INC panar II shreds. and east the pieces
to the four corners OF the room. Her
eyes had rested on a short paragraph,
and her womanl Y nature was for the
once turned into that Of IA tigress:
Il hear that the Hon Mrs. Honey
bun has a novel in the press which
will shortly appear. The story is said
70 contain the most startling and orig
inal situations AMI its advent will be
warmly welcomed by Mrs. Honeybun's s
numerous and ardent admirers. The
book is published by Mr.. Cyril Mel
borough. L0HiON World