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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
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swIrcIAIEN STRIKE

On Several Roads Centorlng in Cincinnati
InCrsased Wages Demanded.
CINCINNATI, September 2S,-For several
days the railroad switChmen here have
been taking steps towards an increase rl
wages, They are. now paid Sl,OO and ;2
per day. They have not in all cases made
definite demands, but have asked for
an increase without indicating precisely
how much. This afternoon the matter
eliminated In strike OF the Cincinnati
Washington and Baltimore, the Ohio and
Mississippi, the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton switchmen. The strike was not
general, but 1t may be so tomorrow.
The Cincinnati, Washington and BalH.
more trains, freight and passenger, were
all sent out Oh time to-day, and the com.
pauy does not feel troubled about the nit
uation Ths Cincinnati, indianapolis, 81.
Louis and Chicago road offered 81 10 per
day TO their men and no strike has as yOt
begun there. The Cincinnati Southern
has also made an offer to It's men OF a
slight increase and 1t Is possible that they
may have no trouble. All the roads are
having heavy business, and q strike lust
now would be oppressive.
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Championship OF tho World,

ST. LOUIS, September GA special
from Philadelphia says; Mike Kelly, the
general utility man Of the Chicago base
ball club, said last evening, in regard to
the challenge issued by President Won
Der Abe, Of the st. Louis American
Association club to play tho ChiCago's for
the championship OF the world; "Mr.
Spaldiug, Mr., Ansun and myself have had
4 talk about the matter, and Mr.. Spalding
tRid we were at liberty to play ths st.
Louis Browns II we wanted to. We
would like to meet them aud play thom
for the championship Of the world for
from 81. .O9O to $4,000 and the gate re-
ceipIs. We know tho Brownsars a first
1lags team and We do not think we will
have au easy thing lit, but we are anx.
'c"' - see how hard they will make US
OlAV.'
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TuS evening boycott organ would like
tOpsrsuadO thoss for whom It caters that
the morning newspapers are the foes OF
labor organizations. That this iS utterly
false aa regards the INrELLluEScER, any
Pagc in its Ales throughout oil tho troubled
times through which. tho country has been
passing will attest, The lNrELLIuEScRn
Is not q professional Slobberer over any
class Of the community, but tries to hold
the scales Of oven.handed justice towards
all au inpsrtially as It knows how. Self.
respecting men, whether employers or
employees, know the difference between
aFfoieS,Ional SlObberor, whoimskes gain
Ou' Of his SlobberU, and a journal ami.
mated by desire to cultivate kindly feel.
inS' In business circles between all classes
oI Its fellow citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

WASHINGTON, D, O., Sept 2S-The first
meeting Of the Cabinet uince the Presi-
dents return was held at the White
House this afternoon. There were pres
ent Secretary Lamar, Postmaster General
Villas, Acting Secretary FairChild, and
Acting Attorney General jerks. The
other members Of the Cabinet are out Of
tho city, but il Is expected that all except
Secretary Manning will be here in time to
attend tho meeting next week. To.day'g
session lasted nearly three hours, and 30
far as can be learned was devoted entirely
to the consideration OF routine questions
pending before the departments repre-
sented,
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Tho Annrchlsls Ln.t CHANCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-1t Is stated that
some Of the afIidavits to be presented TO
Judge Garry, Friday, in support Of the
motion fora new trial for tho convicted
Anarchists will relate TO an alleged preju.
dice on The part ol certain Jurors, The ai.
tldayits will swear 10 statements or remarks
made by these Jurors before the trlpl, 10
the effect that the Anarchists should be
hanged anyhow whether connected with
the throwing Of the bomb or not. The
attorneys for the defense, however, II ID
claimed, have no hope Of the motion be.
Ing granted, and will reserve their more
elaborate Arguments for the Supreme
Court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
hartley Campboll's Case.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Commissioner
Mathew Chalmers and sherlfr's jury
heard testimony to-day in regard to the
mental condition Of BARLEY Campbell the
playwright, who is now confined In Bloom
ingdale asylum. DR.. Charles T..
Nichols, the supefintendent'oi the
asylum, testified that Mr.. Campbell
was incunble. His specific complaint
was general paresls. II was typical case
and manifested itself in a paralysis Of the
vocal organs and lower limbs. Mr.. Camp
bell was able to talk 80 as to be under.
stood and could walk with assistance
His digestion was good and appetite
normal. His weight was the same as
when admitted 10 the anylum. Mr.
Campbell was subject to delusions Of the
most common kind. The doctor concluded
by saying that Mr.. Campbell would never
again be able to attend 10 bis business or
recover his sense.
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TWO MORE SHOCKS
Felt at ChaFlUston-No Damage to Life or
Property Done.

Felt at CharlOston-No Damage to Life or
Property Done, .
WARRINGTON, D.. O., Sept, 2S--A dis
patch from Charleston, S, O., says Slight
earthquake shocks were felt here at 2 and
4 o'clock this morning by people who
happened to be awake at the time, At 2
minutes past l o'clock this afternoon,
however, there was a shsrp shock sccom-
panied by the usual rumbllng noise, The
shock was violent enough to shake build
ing. and eausss,many people to rush out
intothe Streets, Tho continuance OF thess
shocks on the eve OF Virgins alleged pra.
diCtion has q damoralizing effect upon the
people here and many will sleep In the
park tonight, The ahoCk this afternoon
lasted Q or 8 seconds, but 1t seems to have
been felt only in Charleston and vicinity.
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Horrible Death Of Three children.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2S.-A sad
and horribly story OF how three little
children met their death comes from Gov.
inston county, near Andalusia. The
children Of respectable family, ranging
from two to six years old, wont out Sun.
day afternoon to play near the house. A
largo pine tree had been blown down, and
they were playing around in the hole
made by the roots OF the tree being torn
up. The evening passed, and at night
the children were missed. The parents
instituted search Gnd aoon found them
lying near the roots Of the fallen tree.
The two younger ones were dead and the
eldest was in dying condition.
Upon investigation 1t was found that
the children had all been bitten by rat
tlesnake which had made Its den under
the roots Of the tree. Their bodies were
terribly swollen and locked ns II they had
been bitten in several different places.
The eldest child died during the night,
and the three little innocents were buried
together,
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SEVERAL years ago there came to the
BenWocd Iron Works Of this city a tramp
named McIiIroy who obtained work as q
nall ieedOh In a short time be became a
'ot Of boss among the boys and finally
Nn largely instrumental in getting up
a strike. That strike lasted Tor SeyOtAl
weeks and cost the mill, tho nallerS and
The feeders a large amount oil money, and
aallly ended just whore II begun. Mean.
while MCElroy III out and resumed his
occupation "a a professional tramp, but
not until hC had helped inaICt a greater
lo@ on those who had followed his lead
than he could earn ior them OF himself
ina lifetime. He was q flne specimen oI
The professional agitator whose Chiei oh.
Ieci IN lilo Ia to gOt lnduStriously disposed
people by the cars, All genuine working
people have cause 10 pray to DO delivered
iton such professional aVitatots.
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Sunday afternoon, near Ashton, W. Va,
about twelve miles below GAlllpoliu,
WILDER Bias shot Ed. s!arkey through the
heart, and he expired instantly. 1t seems
that q game Of cards had been the order
Of the day, which wound up with an alter.
cation about woman, and upon SLarkey
notifying Bias to prepare for q whipping,
the latter made his defence in the man.
ner described. II 10 reported that s!arkey
vas quite a bully. and that public SsnLl.
msnt Bdes with Dlas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

TnE present cheering outlook for a buBi-
nas revival was in progress last spring,
and would have developed into an active
IStO but for the anarchist performances
oil Martin Irons and his crowd in St. Louis
aud tho Southwest, That reign Of terror
pmalysed the whole country for weeks and
gave business the black eye that 1t rc-
ceIved, As the reign Of the boycott
veakeng the business outlook brightons.
This Is the case at this time. The boycott
bIudgeOn cannot long dominate in a free
country. 1t is the deadly foe Of manhood
in business.
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sr. LOUIS, September 2S.-A special
from Sedan, Kan, says; Yesterday morn.
ing about $3.50 o'clock, at religious
gathering OF Colored people at Cascade
school house, Little Coyey Township, this
iChautauqua) county, Simon Smith shot
iIenj amin Williams and James Andrews,
killing Williams instantly, and Il Ia
thought, mortally wounded Andrews,
who is shot through the stomach. The
affair was the Culminatlon Of a,misundeE.
standing between Smith and Andrews az
Independence, and the shot which killed
Williams was doubtless intended for An.
drews. All the parties are ColOred.
Smith was arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

AhrcUt busc Lhll ATTRACTION,
The patrons Of the National game will
have an opportunity Of seeing the great
St. Louis Maroons, OF the National League,
play in this city Tuesday, Oct. 12. This
Rill be rich treat for lovers OF tha ball,
as the Maroons is now one Of the strong
est teams in the country and has the rep
utation Of having the greatest in.aeld on
the diamond in MCKinnon, Gram, Denny,
and the Incompatible Glasscock, the king
of the in-deld. To SEQ Glasseock play Is a
revelation Of the possibilities OF the game,
20 he covers more ground and makes more
wonderful stops than anyone In the bust.
1ess. He Is head and shoulders above all
others, and according to all the auihori.
ties in the country, he stands unriyalled
and alone. Jerry Denny, who plays third
Tor the Maroong, is the aCkno wledged
eader Of all third basemsn, and the play
ilone Of these great exponents OF the
game Is worth anybody's admission mon.
~. The visitors will be opposed by the
the strongest nine that can DO put on the
Geld in this locality. Manager Schmelz,
Of the Maroons, has been requested to
lend the local team ore Of his batteries,
either Graves and Kirby or Healy and
Mappes, 30 that the audience will bo given
tie satisfaction OF seeing more evenly
matched game. Sam. Barkley, Pitts
purgh's noted second baseman, will have
40 game In Pittsburgh October II, anu
mas promised to play second for Wheel
ing. Joe Miller, Of the Savannah club,
whose work at short Is also very fine, will
play that position with the home club, 80
with these additions the yisltora will have
aothing in the shape OF picnic, but will
have to work to win. A game such as
this will be ought to draw out every ad.
nirer Of athletic sports within radius Of
twenty miles and the grand stand at the
fair ground should be tested to its utmost
tIRnanitv
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sllnt AtA Hail.

sr. Louis, Sept 9S.-A ball given by
one Bill Owens, q negro, at 1880 Poplar
street, last night, broke up III q row which
resulted In the death Of George Shannon.
Al about 10 o'clock in the evening Ovens
proposed that q collection be taken Up
among the male participants In the fec.
tivlties 10 pay the MUSICIANS. Whom the
hat arrived before shannon ho refused 10
contribute and aquarfel arose between
him and Ovens, The former reached
Into his pocket for q knife, but Ovens
anticipated him.. drew a revolver shot him
twice In the head and escaped. Shannon
died almost instantly. Ovens has mot
been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

HrsDALE, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-This forenoon
the chair car and the rear coach Of the
Rockford and Rock Falls train on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad,
going east, were thrown from tho track by
o broken rail and turned upside down at
the foot OF ten foot embsnkmcnt csus.
Ing a delay Of three houru. A lady be.
longing In Rock Falls, name unknown,
wodged In the wreck, and when taken out
was dead. There were about twenty pas.
gengers, nearly all OF whom were more OF
less hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

ALI attempts to "boom the old town"
will b. vain il the brutal boycott is to run
riot in our midst. No community ruled
by the club Of the boycotter can attract
new industries OR long preserve old ones
Wheeling 10 a doomed city as soon as 1t is
perceived that the reign OF boycotters is
firmly established here, Citiz9ns may rs
we'll wake up and realize this fact.
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A Socialist Outbreak.

LRIpsIc, Sept, 2S.-Four hundred social
iOts to-day made demonstration by
marching through the streets with the ex-
PEELED soCialistic leader sChumAnn attheir
head, waving red flags and denounclng
the government. The police attacked the
procession and attempted to capture the
red flags. The Socialists beat the officers
back after a stubborn fight, in which
many on both sides were wounded. The
police got reinforced snd returned. This
time they succeeded in dispensing thb
Socialists, capturing seven, SChumann in
cludod.
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Tur boycott organ is rejoiCed to hear
ths! the boycotters have taken away some
patronage from the morning papers of this
city, Yes, they have. We admit 1t; and
fora caule that will never lose the boycott
organ single cent-viz: for having pre-
Suned to say that their souls are their
own; iOr having presumed to have ro.
Sponsibls say in the conduct Of their own
bnsinela.
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BuPTALo, N. Y, Sept. 28.--E. E. Trow.
bridge, Of Cleveland, the young man who
disappeared at Niagara Falls, leaving q
notO saying hsintend9d to commit suicide
was arrested In Buffalo this afternoon.
tie claimed that when he left the hotel
no fully intended to throw himself over
the falls, but he changed his mind and
came to Buffalo in the hope Of getting
work,
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A CALL ToR AN ExpLANApIoN
Mr, Kimberly Hints ut Some Things Labor
eFs will Want to know About,


eFs will Want to know About,
10 ne Editor Of the Lielligae1,
sIR;-I see in last weeks Roycolsr (so.
called; II should be the Weekly Black,
mGiisr) an article in which my name is
handled without gloves, This only pro.
vokes smile Of derision, can return
the compliment in kind.
Its pretty generally understood that tha
BoycOtter is run to enable q certain set Of
fellows to feast aud fattsn effot the bust.
ness men who are weak and willing to
bleed to silence the Calumnies Of the alRu-
dereIs and their sheet, Gentlemen Tor
roRues, as the case may bel how much
doodle was there, and who got it, In the
little job Of silenClng the eClamora Of Wheel
ing Worklngmen few weeks ago, when
they insisted on Wheeling men doing
work which was being done by Foreigners
on certain pipe lines In the cityP
And again: When the so,Galled repre-.
sentative Of Wheeling workingmsn went
into the upper end oil the county to settle
the trouble Of Italians working on the
line?
There was but short piece OF the line
to build, therefore but little work to do,
What mattered 1t on whose farm 1t was
done2
1t was arranged, however, that the
Italians could work on Mr.. BIS farm but
not ON Mr.. AS, l don't know what Il
cost to make the arrangement, or who
got the price Of it. l do know the Italians
got their share OF the work, and that the
Wheeling men had their eyes closed to
the particulars and facts OF the arrange.
ment, and did not get the work which the
6ght was made for.
Suppose, Mr.. Editor, the managers Of
the labor difficulties arise and explain
It would be in order now as we'll as at
some other time. There will be a tlme
when an account Of their stewardship
will be asked OF them. | am ready 10 hear
what they have to say now. The work
ngmen Of Wheeling will demand 1t one
u these days, Gpd will bu satisfied with
nothing shtr; OF clean sheet, showing |
Up their connection with working people, |
Yours, with respect,
-, L. l., KIMBERLY.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Frank Hudson, the
local freight agent Of the Pan. Handle rail-.
road, stepped of the platform Of the
depot this forenoon to hand letter to the
conductor OF an outgoing passenger train
on that road. He was struck BY On In.
coming Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
train, and both legs aud armB we're cut
of. lie cannot recover. He has a wife
and several children,
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Ind 10 ,Ynll for illn rlhn.

NEw YoRE, Sept 2S The Hudson river
steamer Saratoga with 2OO passengers from
Albany ran aground near PoughkOspBis
last night. The water Is 90 shallow there
that no craft can got near her and The
passengers were compelled 10 stay aboard
I'LL the steamer came OF At high tide
to-day, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
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Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial Ga
sslte has the following: The police have
received positive intormaslou that the
"wealthy" stranger who myB!eriously dis.
appeared at ForonCs, Wis.,, recently, is
none other Lhan ]. Oakley Crawford, a
notorious E!stern confidence man, who is
wanted in West Virginia iot crimes. Ills
tisApp created sensation iu Flor
HnCe
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TnE evening boycott organ could not
Oicourse comment either fairly or decent
lyon tho efforts Of the newspaper pro.
pdotos OF this city to accommodate their
differences with their late employees. The
occupation Of the boycott organ would be
clean gone il there were no differences to
iOnent and intensity between employers
anil employees. The hopes Of the boycott
organ are based on setting and keeping
the bu.ineSs community by the ears,
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pnrnell,s DoeInrntIon of Mnr.

LONDON, Sept 28.-The Standard says'
"Parnell has declared war in characters.
tic style. The most charitable view that
can be taken OF the Fitz Gerald letter Is
that 1t Ia not Parnell'a composition. How
he was betrayed into putting his name to
such an outburst Is mystery. The appO-
tita OF his American paymasters must be
coarse, indeed, II It nesd seasoning Of this
kind. 1t is 30 udlcrous in It's ex!rava-
gance and msndaclty that nobody en-
dowed with ordinary reason will give It u
second thought. Though 1t may answer
its purpose, Psrnell will pay dearly iorit
in 'English opinion. We lorsses u time
when 1t may bs convenient to ignore the
document Nltogether.
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cratic party is towards 'free trade" in the
EnRlish nense Of the phrase.


English 5enss Of the phrase.
On all the other various subjects re-
ferred TO by the President in his message,
there Is not clause or paragraph indlca.
ting a broad national policy upon any sub
jeCt, The routine common placea have
their orderly turn, but, with the exception
Of his earnest protest against polygamy in
Utah, there ig not word that indicates
trust in God, love Of country, sympathy
for wounded soldiers or widows or
orphans, nor an aspiration for the educa-
ton, improvement or advancement OF
mankind, His brief reference to pensions
Tor sick and disabled union soldiers is a
complaint that one In ten OF All who on
listed are receiving pensions, and that the
pension list ia Vitis'ed by fraudulent pFac-
tees,
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A snrynnt GIrl,. nrnnt Luck.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD,, Sept. 2S.-Pauline
Nelson came here from Germany six
months ago and hired out rs a domestic.
Yesterday she received message from
Germany announcing that she had fallen
heir to $3.50 600 bsqueRthed by an aunt.
She started at once for home.
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TnE Cleveland Leader says: The
Wheeling W, Va, INrELLIGENcER is
bnysly and successfully upholding tho
right Of every cltizen to work for whom
hopleases, employ whom he pIeaseg, and
buy where he plCaacs.
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Local option Defeated at ~. CIairSvilis.
Special Di'paieh 10 Inc INialiOtnetr
81. CLAtRVtLLEl o,-ThS people oil this
place voted to-day on local option, and In
a total vote Of two hundred and ninety.
one, the measure was defeated by three
majority. The people ate now talking Of
organizing o law and order society for The
purpose oil enforcing The present liquor
laws 10 the full extent.
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At Washington, D. O,-st. Louis, s;
Washington, 2, Earned ruus, 81. Louis,
8; Washlngton,2, Pitchers, Gilmore and
asaly. Dlse hits, St. Louis, 0; Washing
on, 8. Errors, St. Louis, 81 Washing
ton, 4,
At Philadelphis-Chicsgo, Q; Philadel-
phia, $. EIrnel ruus, Chicago, 2; Phila-
ielphia, 8. Bass hits, 9 each. Errors,
OhiCago, s; Philadelphia, 7.
At New York-New York, 8; Klnsas
City, 2 Earned runs, New York, Q; Kan
'as City, l. Base hits, New York, 0; Kau.
,as City,7 Errors, New York, 8; Kan
Ias Oity, 0,
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 9S,-lt Is thought that
q general strike will occur Of all tho feed.
ers and prsssmen employed In the prlnL.
Ing Offices In this city, A number Of
shops are out In the bttlko already, In
several plAceB non'unlOn men have been
hired. The men demand an increase Of
q q week each.
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Annihnr OF nnHhnr.

Another guSher has boon added to the
already long lISt Ot waShluton county pro.
duCefa, Ills the BanO Nd, b owned by
the Forest Oil Company. Tie we'll reach.
edthe sand last week and started 10 ilJwby
heads doiug abodt 100 barrels per day,
The drill was kept In motion until yest6t.
day morning, whom the second streak In
the 6O.ioot sand was penetrated. The Ia.
crease was DO great that dllling had 10 be
suspended, Tho well 10 now doing nearly
100 barrels per hour, and 10 showing no
signs Of dlmihlBhlng. This market was
slightly affected by II, and declined some.
what. There WAS do material change 70.
porled al the othOt rrodhClna wells.
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BERLIN, Sept. 2S,-A dispatch from
Vienna states that Count TatIe, tho Aus.
trian Premier, for various reasons finds
himself compelled to resign, and that
Count Coroninil, the former president to
the Rsichsrath, has been selected as his
HuCCeAaor.
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A special telegram from Charleston, W.
Va, says that on Sunday night about ten
o'clock five houses, the properly Of the
Pioneer Goal Company, located OF Camp.
bells Greek FIVE miles above that city,
we're destroyed by FIRE. Loss, Sl,5O0; no
Insurance.,