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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
THE WOOL TARIFF.
uhalrn,Au Morrison Will Not Listen to Ar.
gument or Reason.

ChalrniAu Morrison Will Not Listen to Ar.
gument or Reason.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The wool
,rowers and manufacturers were given a
bearing before the Ways and Means Com.
mittee to-day. The wool growers were
rspreSe uted by Representative Jackson, Of
Nav Castle, and Mr.. John CLARK, oil
Washington county, Fa. The position
khey took was that the proposed tariff does
not directly affect the revenue on import
al wools, although II tends TO injure BY
reducing the revenue Oh imported wool
,oods, They asked for q RESTORATION Of
ihs tariff OF 1867, asserting that that was
The only tariff that had eyer done justice
70 the wool growers Of this country, and
that under it the industry had been large.
IN developed, II having more than doubled
from 1860 to 1883.
Mr jackson claimed thst the reduction
Of Ihe tarifroi 1883 had crippled the indus.
lfy 40 that II had ceased to be profitable,
il having already been abandoned by Q
treat many people. II the present tariff
we're continued, Il would almost cease to
hs profitable industry In the United
States. Without additional protection the
people would not be able 10 compete with
he industry In Australia and india where
labor and lands we're 30 much cheaper,
lie said that since the tariff on woods was
reduced by the law oi 1883, the lmpotta.
iions Of wools fEom India had Increased
very largely, and the prospect Of q further
increase from that direction was very
alarming.
Mf, Morrison you demand then,
IA a restoration Of the tariff Of 1917
Mr.. Jackson--Ceftalnlyj that % the
ground upon which we aladd
Mr.. Mofrlaon-I am glad 10 have you
make that statement, iot want to know
whether the claims that have been made
IN this respect are the claims Of pro.
leclIonists. have never believed thai
ihose who have been protesting TO iavoi
ihe restoration Of the tariff oil 1867 were IN
eafnest, I do not believe that most o.
ihoss who made this declaration ever ex
pected 10 iulAll H.
make friends among the sheep growers y
The United gtAIea II you will put yoursel
on record % iavofing II, tot can a9siitt
you that they are unanimous In dealtini
Ihe restoration oi the tatih oi 1871 q
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4, slt1''rRau, March l4.-A four round
~ az tAucEle prise fgh. took place in a
S,' s'a On Bull Creek, near DtavOsburg, Pa,
y, W.. morning, between Jack Burke, Of
itSSSIiAIeis,spctt, N Ii,p Pa, and Andy Rowan; Of
y, aIy, The fight was for d small purse,
NV. gldSe between them was the real
SsSIl,, s Of the meeting, Neither were In
I,...o1' Is,Is,uo1' Rowan displayed considerable
4 I w. however, and had the fight well
l,S.s.u SSuu from the start, winning easily by
SSs5A S5AuG hlg opponent out In the fourth
~ Burke was terribly punished, hiG
nv, Oe9ing pounded TO a Jelly and his body
SS,e,Sd S,,.,! with bruises, Rowan was com.
'NAuNely unsCfalChAd.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
A Recent Treasury Decision in Regard to
DutIeR- Quotations,

DutleE-Quotat
BosroN, March la.-The AdstiSer, In lie
weekly review Of the wool market, says.
The decision Of the Treasury Department
that snow white cspes are secured woods
aAd shall pay duty OF SOc, whereas they
have been admitted into this port az wash.
ed and taxed 10 the extent Of 2Qc, while
New York demanded SOC, affords another
illustration OF the need Of reform In Gus.
tom House affairs, 30 aa 10 secure tlniior.
nifty Of valuation, classification aud rate
Of duty at the different ports. The orig.
inal decision Of the Boston Custom House
Appraiser was strictly In accordance with
q ruling Of ex.SeCretary uf the Treasury
Richardson, under date Of November ID,
la7a, which was that wool, tnlesp thor,
ouphly secured and Ht for tho cards, ready
for use, should bs classified as washed
wool, The decision Of ex.SeCtetary
Richardson was made 10 the collector Of
the port Of Boston, and no copy Of the
same was sent 10 the collector In New
York, and Il never was printed In any
public document. The present decision
VI tuH 1I6h1uIl Oppu ubAuulb uNtIIulBb bub
previous decision, but the whole affair ID
q fair illustration Of the necessity OF reform
In Custom House matters such as q board
Of general appraisers, with one Of lie pro.
visions that q decision affecting any one
article Of the tariff should be published In
oil ports simultaneously. The present de.
cision ls practically In accordance with
true commercial practice, as ''snow white
oapes" are Classed as secured wool In The
London MARKET The a0c duty will make
them cost about 100 per secured lb, and
practically shut them out,
The sale Of 30, 1000 lbs Cape reported this
week was Of greasy wool, most Of which
was sold for export TO Canada,
Some choice Eastern Ohio Y lBn Of.
iered at 9lC, and II 10 more difficult 10 get
S2O for the best Ohio Xxx can be bought
At 83C, and y Y and above will not 20 often
above 84ic, Michigan y 10 held 70 q great
extent In few hands, practically out Of the
market, and II 10 difficult 10 realise ]lC. A
eals Of Ohio delalne hes been made At S4Ct
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Niorormlek Id be llo1nnLlah.

oHiCAOo, March l4.-DiSttiCt Assembly,
No. II, ot the Knights Of Labor, held a
meeting here to-day. and though the Ses.
sion was secret q member after the ad.
journmsnt youchsated the information
that u had been decided To sustain the
striking employees Of The Mccormick
Reaper Company and 10 boycott the firm
which 10 now employing nearly a full
force oi non'union men. II was also de.
Cided al tho meeting 10 raise the Thomp.
son 4 Taylor boycott, enc Of The firms
using Maxwell Bros. boxes, and 10 call
out the full strength Of the order In boy.
Cottinp Maxwell Bros,
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wuRy tho President and his Cabine
.,,s,ed the Senate Chamber to pay the
~, tribute OF respect to the late Senator
yIIIsr. MI It was observed that there was bal
ma glove in the party, That was on the
M M hand Of Secretary Endicott and is de-
',,ibpl as being "oi brick'dust color
Dnb,bly intended to carry out the Idea
4 Ddp.t In dust"
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nlInet. slllte llleomlnr n0n1rnl.

Plr1lBURon, March 14.-A Dt,paicN,
Irwin, Pa, special saysi The coal strike
In this region 10 growing interesting. All
the miners Of Twins are idle, but those
al Manor, Pa, are Htlll working. Notices
have been posted Callingon the strikers 10
assemble tomorrow aud march 10 Manor
Tor the purpose Of bringing the men out
and making the sttike general. No
trouble 10 anticipated, as II 70 thought NO
resistance will be offered,
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PtrrsBUaaH, Pa, March 14.-A Di.
paich's franklin, Pa, special sAySi WIN.
Whitaker, son Of Editor Whitaker Of the
Frduklin Spectator bit John Fitzgerald on
the head with a brick this evening about
biK O'Clock faCturinR his skull and inlet.
Ing fatal injuries. Fitzgerald was ihtoxi.
Gated and quarreled with Whitaker he.
cause the latter accidentally ,josLled him
while passing along the street,
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chicago 1lOOt ma shos I,oyoo., an.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The State Execu.
tive Committee Of the Knights Of Labor
to-day held a conference with Mr.. McFar.
land and o. NJ. Henderson, representing
N. D. Wells 4 20. aud O. NJ. Henderson ];
Co., the last two remaining firms in Chi.
Cago being boycotted for refusing 10 dis.
pehBe with convict labor In the manuiAo.
ture Of boots and shoes. After a short
talk q document was drawn DIP and signed
by which the boycott was removed. The
Arms completely surrendered, except as 10
existing contracts,
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Tur editor OF the INTSLLIGRNCRR takei
MI, occasion to thank the friends who
Ers spoken kindly Oh him in connection
I'M tbo nomination for Congress in tht
y,n, District! lie begs to say that he doel
,a desire a seat in Congress, the scat ht
bubelug much more to his liking, The
.Itor Of the ISTELLIoHNcER will be ST
busy supporting with tongue and pen tht
u,ninees Of the Republican conventions
NM be wouldn't have time to do any o.
bsranning himself.
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1--WE DAYS ENDlNGI
LIvsrpuol Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, March 1a-A leading week.
ly grain circular says: "The wheat trade
is very hrn, with an improving tendency
in oil branches. In many markets priced
are 0da1s dearer. Qargoes in all positions
are held Tor moro money. At to.day's
market thore was liberal attendance.
Wheat was strong with a good demand
prices were Id dearer for white and full
rates were obtained for red. Flour was
arm with an improved request. Corn was
In tatT demand values were In favor Of
nallara.
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special Di.pGleh 10 he EEteIIiGeEeer.
WASHINGTON, D, O., March 14.-Goy.
ernor +. W. Wilson isin the city, He is
in enroute home from Harper's Ferry,
where he was summoned last week to at.
tend tho bedside Of his mother who Ia
ieriously i'll, He reports her condition
improved,
Ex-Attoruey General White is among
the arrivals to-day.
Hon. James, D. Butt, Of Harpsr's Ferry,
Is also in town. He leaves for Wheeling
Lo.niRht.
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PrrTsBuRau, Pa, March la.-The coke
trade Is good and the region has about set.
tied dswn to active work. The Hazlett
& Painter works Of Mcclure & Co. are
still idle, but work will likely be resumed
before long. The demand for cokeis active,
butshippsrs are experiencing some trouble
In getting cara. The big railroad strike in
the West Il OBTAINING cars and aggravatlng
this difficulty. II Is also retafdlng ship:
ments. The Baltimore 4 Ohio have already
ceased 10 take coke consigned to ST. Louis
and adj djacent points, shipments there hsv.
ing been stopped By the strikers,
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plrTsBUReH, March l4,-The nutilated
remains Of man with his throat cut from
ear to ear were found lying on the tracks
Of the Allegheny Valley Hallway near
RoCklsnd station last night, by tho en-.
Eineer Of an up freight train. BY papers
on the body Il was identified as The re.
mains Of boiler maker named Casey,
who lived at franklin, Pa. ttis supposed
he was robbed and murdered and the
body then placed onsthe rails 10 he run
nvaF
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r,.l,+I, ,,,l'lArRaH, Pa, March i4.-At Nc.
spot, \ Pa this evening, John Esedsr,
!" ,,r,npIoyo ~ Of the National Tube Works,
Is,aaisa shot by A, Weikor, while re-.
~ y X . drama at Turner Hall, whiOh
.y,DGtsn ~ nave been presented tomorrow
d,SaI & Ihs shooting was purely aCcl.
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Tur Wool men gave Mr., Morrison some
.,I,,ble information, but Mr.. Morrison
.'n+ taks gentle hint Would 1t not be
- al for vool.grOwers to consider the pro-
',stv 'ts Of supporting for Congress those
l",n p~E oply who belong to the party of pro-
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New YoRx, March la,-The Commercial
and Finanoial Chronicle says; Our tele.
graphic returns ofexChanges for the five
days exhibited some decline at all points,
except New Orleans, from the figures oil
last Friday, but at st. Louis, where con.
siderable decrease was almost to be ex.
pected, the falling off has been very small.
The comparison with 1885 Ia very salts.
factory, the gain recorded In the
whole country reaching 28 percent.
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LONDON, March i4.-The ob,nwr says
that at the Cabinet council Yesterday The
neaeutes submitted BY Nj, Gladstone for
the home government Of Ireland was liti.
iayotably received, and that the project II
the Cabinet,
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nrLnrInr LeEsl nInohInarr Inln nnn.

ST. LOUIS, No., March 19.-The attor.
neyD Of the Missouri Pacific railway this
afternoon applied to Judge Horner, Of the
Circuit Court, for a temporary Injunction
TO restrain ]. j. McGarIy, NJ. H. Palmer,
7. Il, Nolan and other strikers from going
on the premises Of tho plaintiff and inter.
terlng with their property, and also to
prevent any conspiring outside OF the
premises to do injury to plaintiffs prop.
erty,. At the suggestion OF the Court, the
petition was amended by striking out the
was granted,
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Tho Taiiure Reeord.

New YoRk, March 1S.-There were 2ll
failures in tho United States reported to
Brad'tsets during the week, against 227
in the preceding week, aud 25O, 1SO, 2SS
and 1tf In the corresponding weeks OF
1885, 1884, 1888 and 1882, About 81 per.
cent were those whose capital was loss
than 1000.
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and SIC Is now the top price, and $50 for
Michigan. There is shoFtsupply Of both
cOmbihg the delsine, Australian cross.
breeds are practically cheaper than No.
Combing, and this latter Is offered at some
concession, Flannel manufacturers have
been in the market for A and B supers,
but the demand is otherwise light for
pulled wools,
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ALMosT a RIOT
At ssdalIa oVOr an Attempt to Move a
Freight Train.

At Ssdalia oVor M Attempt to Move a
Freight Train.
sRDALIA, No., March lS,-Almost q riot
occurred here this afternoon when an at,
tempt was made to start out a frelgh
train, The Assistant Superintendent this
morning officially notified Mayor Rick
man, the Board Of Alderman, the City
Marshal and the Sheriff and Coroner OF
the county that he intended 10 start out q
train at 2 p, NJ, aud asked them to be pre-.
sent and afford such protection as might
be necessary. Atthe appointed time the
train was made ready, and just as it began
to move Mr.. Fred Page, Chairman Of the
Executive Committee OF the Knights OF
Labor, stepped on the footboRrd and re-
Quested the engineer and fireman not 10
take out the train which was complied
with by the engineer and fireman
leaving the engine, Mayor Riokpsa
then mounted the pilot Of the locomotive
and addressed the crowd present, which
at that time numbered several hundred
persons, telling them that under tho law
thls constituted an unlawful assemblage,
and ordered them to dispere. The police
and special constables then forced part
Of the crowd from the tracks, and the
train was again started, but on reaching
the crossing few rods away it was
boarded by almost q swarm OF strikers,
who set the breaks, unCoupled the cars
and brought the train to a halt. One Of
the most active Of the.men, named Fisher,
who boarded the engine aud otherwise
was one Of the most demonstEative OF the
party, was arrested and afterwards re.
leased on $500 bond, Believing that any
further effort TO run the train would DO
likely to result in a riot, 1t was concluded
to abandon 1t, and tho engine was moved
away Great excitement prevailed during
these proceedings, and there was much
apprehension felt that serious trouble
would result,
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u, ue told that at the Miller Obsequieu
,hs Senate Chamber the Marine Band
al,'IsI ~ a melancholy dirge." That was
.,s. A gay, dashing dirge would have
%'.r very inappropriate,
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,,i,to b. hoped that Governor Wilson
ri u ~, leave Washington without calling
'la ho ~ White House, The PresidentcOuld
Ig 'n5in something about West Yirginis's
.E,s Of the offices,
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Elk HAtdSn SiIbs,1 OSt.

an inuDsOSr, March lS..-Elk Garden iS
Ss. ~ ~, and firm iOf the demand Of 30
q Vaptain Harrison paid the minerh
,@sGlay iot the last months work.
WYE creek 10 still out and Atm.
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D-,ovv NAILS ior moment. That Is to
Nt :, bs,lallen into a state Of "innoSuous
w. n,th,,s,n5e.o But it will resume after the
hi isOYek
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MIEn.

ll0RNBRQOK-0n sunday, March II, 1870, al
lQi@ w. Mh. a, NJ, H0RNlAOok, wife Of Jacob
HoinbtOok, aged 66 yeAt1 and mohlhL
Funeral notice hereafter
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soypAr prile,aght in the "laad Of +
,,S b,biso? Whittier are we drithng2
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55555 Sos, g5 and 81 EoaFteent4 street,
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People of Wheeling and Vi.
cinity, anticipate your wants in
this line for the coming season
and take advantage Of this great
sacrifice sale before it is too late,
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26

the Labor Party has been successful in electing their candidates, it IS of vital importance to the party, and q matter of duty that they should take issnc with the old school of polltI- cians just on this question, for other wise there would be no sense in ln~ dependent political action and hardly any practical result.
 Justice to Aborcrs as much as to others is what pe are fighting for besides more radical changes which, however, are matters of convenience and policy, to be determined upon as occasions will justify.
 Capitalists have played their game long enough; class rule, class IegIs- Iation, and class justice must disap- pear. This we must insist upon at all times and under any cIrcum- stances. Orro iIAE-E.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
THE WINDOW" LANOGRAFF.

Coninnd from ft'd pogr.
 ter, from among whom she had sprung, and conceived the brilliant idea of keeping them where they be- longcd. Without taking into con sidcration the concessions which the great bakers of the city had been compelled to make to their hands, she rooishly cndeayorcd to establish "a little precedent of her own" in the bakery line. Hence her liuan- ciaI collapse.
 We are really sorry for ,Nrs. Land- graf, but our "sorry' is somewhat mitjgatcd by her refusal to comply with the restrictions of the Bakers Union, even when she saw ruin star ing her m the face, and upon the promise of the bakers that they would make her business better than ever, if she would yield, The qucs- ton was merely one of characteristic female obstinucy. In other words, she "cut off her nose to spite her face, " and has therefore no reason able ground for complaint.
 The case of Mrs. lMndgratT is is mentioned, not on account of its importance, but as an illustration of the folly of attempting to reform our social coalitions by intcrmcdi- ate or temporary remedles--a blow must be struck at the system which permits the existence of such condl- tlons. It is more than useless to waste our time upon individuals, How many of our readers, if suddenly elevated to prosperity, would stlI hold the interests of their co-Iabor. CTS at heart? We ask this question in all good faith, We pause for ; reply.
 The question of sex, in view of th' desperate ondeavOrs of woman to ob tain the right of suffrage, we canno
 for moment consider. If the fe
 male wishes the privileges of tn male, she must likewise assume th , drawbacks attached thereto. Bu it will be d long time, in our opinion before woman can be brought to tn / basis of sound common sense.
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
HEN TRACKS.

Who is the man that is looking so hard at the piece of paprr2 He Is an intelligent compoSItor. Why does he hold the paper so close to his eyes, Because, the corrcspond- rnt who wrote 1t makes hen tracks. What IS he saying2 lie is saying, Il cant make out this stuff. And who is the other man going to the casc2 That is the furious foreman. What does he want? He is going to help the intelligent compositor to dccjphrr the hen tracks. Do you think he can do it? don't know, he can do most anything, but l guess that will be too much for him. Now l see another man coming; what is he going to do? That is the pre- else proof reader; he is going to cast his eagle eye over the hen tracks to see where they lead to. Do you think he can find out? No. not without d guide or calcium light. Now. here comes another man. who is the man: That Is the able editor. Where does he come from; From his den. Now ali the men are liose togcthcr--see their heads most touch and they are looking. cyery one. at the piece of paper; what are they doing that for: 5c,NuSc they are concentrating their giant intel Iects upon the p,ece of papcr to see what the hen-track correspondent means by luis hjcroglyphicS. Have they found ont: No, they are stumpcd. Now they are going away from the case, Yes. And one of the men chueked the piece of paper into the stove; why does he do that ?
 Because he can't read the hen tracks.
 Who Is the small boy that has a grin on his face and his hat turned up Tn front: He is the office boy. What
Workmen's advocate., 1886-12-26
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