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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-21
c6u;oin Wietorio .

26niein gictoria er6fnete bas
rlelie englii9e parlamert. SIM Obers
bauie nabm fie ben Enron Elm, tpdbreub
Der priuj BON Males sl ibrer &e6teu
unb 2orb Salisbury 5u ibrer 2intet1
ftanben. Die Sbrpnrebe tpurbe bonn
2oros &an3Ier perleIen. Sn 8e3ug auf
SrIanb ergebt ft@ biefelbe in aagemeis
men Menbungen, betont iebo9 bic fete
4bfi9t Der -&egierung, bic ginbeit
@rOBbritaniens In ibrer engften 8ebeu.
tung aufre6t erhalten au ipoaen. Msit
anbern Worten alfp: Gein v6ome
&ule" unb fein Yarlament in Dublin!
Sie Sage Der Singe in geppten besei@s
net bic &egierung als 5ufriebenftelerb
uab In Be5ug auf Birma fagt He, baB
bic GraSe BON belfeu enbgtItiger Mnnecs
tirung erit entf9ieben perben tonne,
toenn 9or6 Duferin's eingeberbe Bes
ridte iiber bic bort betrl6enbe Situation
eingetrOfen feien. Die Sbronrebe
f6lieBt NIT benz Mus6ruf Ser sfreube
6ariber, bnB bic grbaltung bes eurps
pdii9en Griebens geii6ert 3u fein
f4eine unb onB bur6 bas 3uiammets
tpirfen Der GroBmd9te aud ouf Der
8altansSalbinfeI &ube unb Orbnuna
balo pieberbergefelt iein ipiirben.
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0dmprrhpipen 0eilmttteI.

SamorrbeiOem .baben gepobnli@ borber.
sebsnbe e9merssn i'm Riden, esuDen nub Dem
interlsibe. 10 bab Der 9atient sIaubt feline Rie.
fraat6aftsa 8aFanSs. seftDsiie finb seidsn
buns. lInbebasli@teit beg Maseas etc. Fine
Gen6ttsteit pie S6peib, etn unansenebnaes
SUDDEN berporrufeno, nadSem man tparn'
ipirb, 1T elm sepObnli9er 8esleiter. BIinbe,
blutise uno iudenos SamOrrboibea persen
bur@ einmalisen @ebranG bon Or. gofonto's
SdmOrrbOibem .Seilmittel, pslGes bireft auf bic
trantbaften Steasn e%intpirtt, bic SunaOr ab.
forbirt, oas heftise SUDDEN beieitist nnb eine
bauernbe Seitaus berborbrtnst, abseiteut
%reis so Gents. Mbbreffre: $be Or. 8ofontr
Mebirine 60, 8iaua, Sbio.
gertauft Bel 8. RaIteber & Son.
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Weue gSaarem.

1lnermiibli6 in ieinem Gifer, bas Bette gu
bietsn, mas Der Martt tiefert, bat Der betannte
s@mbbdnbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN ei'
Sduben einaeIeat, Der Alles ibertriFt, ias mir
bisber in Otefer 8ran@s fdben. Sie Banbss.
nGbten S&ube fiab pom elmer esi9tigtett nnO
elesana, I'M ieben Gub, MOLTEN fassn ieSes
SifSsn, su sis sSn.r.,, @ ss, srla$e MP pc g. g 1e,rss,
NIT uns iibsreiufilnmen, 6ab Sas. Martin iei-
men Ruf, Der fashionable S9ubbanbler nniertr
9tabt gu fem, oufre@t erbaIt.
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tpsas retfeaae 9nbltfuut.
lin Dollar sefpart, 1T elm Dollar oers

Sin S6lar 8efpdrt, 1T elm Dollar bers,
bieut. @zI IS
Wentt sSbp Set unb @elb ipareu
tpollt, fteigt i'm Central 6otel, an, Main
Rlo3a, ab.@Git elm bini9es uno ais
6erIdiiges 9otef. fDo Sbr ausge5ei6nste
Goit unb ale ~benfbaren 8equemli9fei=
ten ftr $1-$l.50 PRO Sag erbalteu.
5traBenbabn in unmittelbarer Ndbe.
Smnibnfe pa9 ben 8abnbDfen. Sc
1egrapB. utto Selepbon : 8erbin6ung.
SIN Saule befimbet fi@ bic Office Der
Borne, Comfort un6 Jriebri@sburg
poftfuti6en. Griibitid por Ser Nbz
44abrt-@oleael 8ater 4ibbstb as
Qotel ieit u Sabren un6 bat ffets bic
s3ffHedstbeit ieiner &unben geerntet.
Ser groBe 8erfebr bon 9euti9en bas
fetb1f Iegf 3eugniB baDon ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-21

Mrs. Winslrn8 SccthinS Shrup frtrb
bon elmer Ter beiten Dpftortn1eu urb ben
8arterinnen in ben Ser, Stnater bers
idrieten. ST tnurbe felt 40 ,Sdbten bon
Minicnen, BON Matteru NIB Rtnheta nit
uie ieblenbeul Grfulse sebrurdt, icrcht
BON benz 6 EuBe olten Rtttce rie bon en-
wadienen 3inbern. St beieittSt @4dtfe
I'M Musen, befreit BON Binbfclic urb re-
gulirt bic @ebdrnre; er neridofft ftr 3in=
Der unb Mitter &the unb WDhlbebosen.
Bir sluuben, baB Der SArup bas befte
unb fderite Mittel If seseti Dhieaterie
unb DtarrhOe bel Rinbern. Sletdpiet Of
burd 3ahuen perurip4t Ober curd oubes
re llrfa9en. Cine misunderstanding
pirb ieber Tiaide 5beisesetsn. sc if
feins ddt, mertrl nidt baS 6ae(imile BON
Curtis II. Yertias auf Der AuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten If. Sn alien NpO.
thefen gu baben, bic 6lai&e rs Gents.
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fmGs fdstat dksdhxhea2

9urG nS1faoIisem gerfu9 uab aufre9ter'
ibaltuns bes MutbeS tam, N dn9eSerretbt Der'
ben, mas nnmOsli4 erfaeint. Sunoerte 9of'
nun9slofer Sale bon @ieren. nnb e2eberletoer
fiao burh electric 8itterB sebetlt tuorben, nod
benz allies ibrige bergebli4 beriudt tpurbe.
9arun benfe man nidt, baS eS teine Seilung
siebt, ionbern berfude @leetric 8itters. 60
siebt feline arOere Mebiain, bic 10 perfect unb
iider bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itters BELT
Dbspepfta. Sarn. unb ale Rranfbeiten BET
Nieren. unf@dsbar in allen W9aser- unb
9ebertrantbeiten. gu baben fur 80 Gents bic
Glafde bel u. 9reis.
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xssas.

- Ser beri1tige Sim gourtrisbt,
ber feiner 3eit aus benz GefdngniB aus
brad. III tpieber In 8egleitung 3tpeier
gOll3iiten mad Sort Wortb. gebra6t
tDDr6en.
Sie graoierarbeiten an Ser bros
ieftirten 81 pafo, ct. 2ouis unb gbi>
fago @iienbabn baben in st. 2ouis be-
gonnen.
SmsDarrol6 tpurbe Der gotubop
Buaarb bur9 einett &anger erf1ofen.
8ullarb bate bic @~ewobnbeit, i9 au
betrinfert unb barn in SalDns urb @tos
res bi1ein3ureiten. Gin &anger Der i'm
perbaften tpolte, als er bteier feiner 8es
tpobnbeit pieber na6tommett uoIte,
.unb gegert ben fiG 8ullarb nit elmer
8ii6fe our Webr feBte, t6btete i'm beBs
balb.
= 9ie COUNTY > gDmmiTioners bon
DeI &io baben ben @ontraft fur ben
8au bes gountps@ efdngniHes an bic
5irma Marttn, 8prre & SSobnfon BON
Colorado gitp fir $18, 900 ~Dergeben.
Sn einem Gra6tmagen Der Gems
tralbabr, Der 9ol3 fir Dallas selaoem
bate unb baielbf fano, fanb man bic
2ei9e bes Nbolpb &dt1on nit elmer
S6uBwunbe i'm 2opfe. Ser 0erIfors
5ene fam BON ct. 2ouis in Dallas an,
nadbem ct am erffern Orte groBe Ners
LUTTE i'm 2iquorsef9dft gebabt bate,
unb oies mag bic nrfa9e feines. Selbfts
moroes 9euefen fein. St eit1em 8rief,
ben man BET Rdt9on fanb, piinf9te Ct
BON ben Obj GeIows begrabet gu tper>
ben.
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photographer, tpel6e in gatIos
N aps g aIlerie, Alb OF 9pufon>
straBe genontmen tperben, ftnb in
ieber Sinii6t poGfommen unb f6nnen
nt6t iibertroHen werbett. Wer cine
por5igli@e photographic 5t mdBigem
preife mtinf@t benz empfeblen NH, nod
@alatpaps @allerie au geben, unb er
miro aufriebengeifeat tperbett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-21
FRANK STAIRS
Fish, and Oyster Depot
40 West Commerce Street.
First. Glass Restaurant CoDDGcted

Receives daily and will ship by express
or otherwise Berwick Bay, M~atagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, xxx Select and Select oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Every varietyof Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft she'll, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde $ for country filed promptly and
carefully. orders delivered free in the city.
| am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which I refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Exnress
company. Telephone No. 1853.
18,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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Dead Shot SCREEN Morm eint.
ment tuirft ii5er anS f5neu. Diefes Ointment
t0btet bic Marmer nagenblidlih bGIt Gliegen
ab unb beiIt bic @unbe. SIM 8afer amfgeIof
it es Elm ausseaeidnetes SeiImittel ssgen ireenb
Bel9e 8pnbeH beim 8ie9. 8reis so gents.
Yraparirt unb 3nrA Berfanf bel u. Drei6,
Sat Antonio. 1876 tutp
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= Ma@t Cure Beitelungeu fur @tas
I6elbrabt, stattet Dtabt, glenble6,
i&upferble9 unb 26tbe bel piper &
's@uItbeB 249 Martet Ctr.
5part @eIb un6 3eit.
@arantie fit niebrigfe Marttpreife.
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sHVe1vetine Powder" Oief
@rdparafioa ipur6eI auerf In Ser prenbifhela
Mrmee seser, berbribte unb grimbise a8ffe, se-
gen boa @nnbreiten nber MuabIdufen, 9eaen
BrideIbihe nno ale Der ueberbibnug beS Blutes
e~ntiprineenben Sdutfranfbeiten %ansepanbt.
Mls elm Wulber fir Sinber ftebt es unibertrofs
fen ba. Yreis 20 Gents. 4rdparirt unb gum
8ertauf BET u. 8reib Mario Drug Store,
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Grfher @rpfhere.
207 Moin NIaaa. q

2U7 W0tn PIQ30. ZU7
Sieie ,populdren iungen @ef6dftss
leute baben fi6 in, gan5en Staate
Seras einen beneibenstDertben &uf fir
&eelitdt uro 3uborfDmntenbett gegen
tire &un6en erporben. Mls praftii6e
nbrma6er unb Supeliere fteben fe
uniibertroffen ba.
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.Tmuroyed Condition Povders,, fl,

be unb @inbbieb. Elm ousaeoei@netes ua6 er'
probtes &uIber in Der 8ebanbIung bon CUB.
tranfbeiten ausr Mrt, ailsemeine nnpdbIitteit,
Mnpa@isn Der Saut, @dnbe 8elbes @afer,
Mansel an appstit. @ebrau@Saubsifung auf
Der Etifette. Gabrisirt bon unb gum 8eriauf
bet MboIpb 9reiB Nlamo @lata, 9eseas
iber Der Yptoffite, San autOnio.
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Dr. g, &, Sabra fat elite gripat-
MrtaIt fiir Grauetfrdntbeitet In Muffin,
erri9tet. 3dberes tit brtefi@
81 erfabren. M,11, 3Wfw
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@sssmntstsl bst sataIarta.
9ntt'S fberauderfe @iQen.

Entt's gilen iinb nit elmer 8amifIem=Su6ers
De6e aber5D8en, melAe bieieIben 70 angenebm wie
@uafeet gum Ginnebmen unb ftltit cen s4rddfteu
mldsen 6utrdsli@ rta4t.
usasraa gu batsn, rs sts. A GHsras CIR. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05
CELEBRATED CASE.
-THEpARKH4Y DISTURBANCE
In tho American Base Ball Association
stlrsup Considerable Raekst-P President
Mcknight Interviewed on the Matter.
The URss VIII be Taken to Court.
spaLal pLpaleA o ne E.leIIiameer.

PIrTsBuRaH, March At ia now Ger
tain that the B4rkley base ball case Sam.
usl Barkley, OF Wheeling) will be sent to
Court. The whole case was discussed by
the directors of the Allegheny Base Ball
Club at meeting held in the Central
Hotel this evening, President NimIck re-
ferred at length to tho decision OF the As,
aOClsIion Directors regarding the BRrkley
case, After tbs report was read u lengthy
debate ensued. All present spoke Of the
AssoCiAtion's decision as Outrageous" 1t
was determined to place the entire ques'
ton in the hands oi Major Glontooth, the
clubs attorney.
This means that the case will be takdn
to court at the earliest date as atatad in
this paper, the Major lis OF tho opinion
that the Allegheny club had clear and
strout case. He will be officially notified
OF the clubs action this afternoon, when
he will decide whether proceedings will
be commenced in the county court or
tho United States.
President Mcknight was interviewed
tonight on the B4rkley question. In
answer to the questlon, "Did you tell the
Association Directors that you advised
Barkley that no was acting dishonorably
in refusing to play with the Baltimores2h
He replied, II said no suca thing, The
minutes OF our meeting, recorded on the
Associations books, prove what said.
The Association Directors seem to have
what l said 10 Barkley,
When he told me that he intended 10
play with the Alleghenys, merely said
to him, why, don't do anything dis
honorable. Weread the rules together
and then told him that ne had perfect
right to play with the Alleghenys. GER
taInly did not tell him that he was acting
II the case goes to court
will, fear be compelled to testify against
The Association, not only in fairness to
B4rkley but to be truthful and consistent
10 myself"
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cnTNN,s nNM ANps.
FhO Natuto OF Thrm as volosd by 'll' Min

ThV NNtut0 of Them ns vulOeL by the Mln.
ittOr.
WAsnIxeFoS, D, u, March 4.-rhe
Btiiic'to.duy publishes column explains
;oty OF the circumstances which led to the
promulsaton Of the Chinese molsage by
The President. The investigations Of Col.
Bee. Consul General OF China at San
Eauciseo, into theRouk Springs msOsscre,
convinced that official that 1t wss cruel
mirage, perpetrated by white men whom
no supposed 10 be Americans, upon an
tnotTenAive people. He so reported E his
home government. His report was for
Sarded 10 the Imperial Chi'eBe Legation
mere and TRANSMITTED to China through
the proper official channels. The inStruC-
lone Tie Ghirp59 Minister received from
his government we're startling. He was
lirsCssd tn demand from the United StateS
,be total disAVowal OF the affair; the con-
lignod pun!shment--Caplivlty-it killing
so,IId he prnvan AISinst individuals and a
pecuniary indemnity tp the Du1erers for
heir lossGs, 70 Do paid ny the United
states. ali, r
This was the u'timatam. II the United
States refused to comply with tho de-
nauds, tile President WAS 10 be informed
that the Chinese Government would I'M
mediately pruceedt to collect TIE indemnity
rom American citizens in the Imperial
Kinvdom and "withdraw It's protection
rom thOm," which meant that they would
oe notified to leave China ut onpe. Sim
lltansously with this information came 10
the State Department from q seml.oiliclal
,ource In London that the Marquis Tseng,
Jbineso Ambassador to the courts ot ~.
JamDs and st. Cloud, was about 10 return
none % take a high position In the I'm.
Ierial CouuGil Of htste, and that no would
,nsist upon Btern measures being taken
lVaiusi tbs United States 10 liRfk.tts dis
5lesBu,e at the ouLragcs which Gia Amer
irnn authotitioB permitted its citizens to
sominit against his people without any at
tempt being mads 70 prevent them or pun
Lish thnse who opehly AgQSpa thelr pAtuVi'
patton In them. ~. p...,
dent sent the message TO Congress On
Tnesdny last. II will be aeen that ne de-
nits tlis tight Of the Chinese Govern
ment 10 demand an indemnity iot
nroperty de0lroyed. This isa point upon
which ihe instructions at the Imperial
Conncij 10 the Minister hero admit oi no
soncegSlons. II hns been known for q
month past that tho DhinFse Minister
hoIeis Ia return home ao0H. 1t is learned
that he will take with him the dual CON
illusions Of tho President IN regard to this
matter. 49, nan ,..
from undouhted authority, aud thoy are
given to the country es aus 70 tho Coln' In
prehCnson 81 tue FtesidehVs isE ihsS'
sape In ila full Importance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05
News IN HRrEr.

Harriet Ward Foote, wife Of United
States Senator Joseph 4. Hawley, Of Con.
neCticut, died last evening Of pneumonia.
Edward schniCke was found ssilty OF
manslsughler, In u Cincinnati court for
running over and killing little child with
a slop wagon lie was driving,
The eighth annual Convention Of the
Uniformed Catholic Knights Of America
will meet it UinCinnati Oh Sunday, June
~ A grand street parade will bo one Of
the features OF tho occasion.
A delegation Of glass manufacturers and
glass workers ltfs Pittsburgh fot Washing.
ton yesterday TO imposed any reduction
OH tarltl' They win oppose before the
Ways and Means Committee.
The river coal miners met at Mononga-
hela City, Pa, yesterday and almost tln.
anitlously decided in favor Of continuing
the Knights OF Labor organisation. Thirty
pits In the Monongahela Valley we're rep
resented.
BY tho recent act Of the Indiana Legls-
laturs fixing the price for telephone ser.
vice at q figure much below that adopted
tuu u6idtUluIo EuilvElvu W tuo AVll 4el97
phone Company, all telephone exchanges
in the State will bs abandoned rs tho ek.
ktlng contracts expire.
AT a meeting Of horse breeders
at Plttsburgh yesterday 4 State orRsniEs.
tion was formed by tile election oil N. a..
Y lelbut, presldenti A, W. Hafbison Sec.
rotary and o. II. Henderson Treasurer.
Fifty gentlemen, tho owners Of 100 thor
ougbbred itOtttts, were PRESENT
The trial Of Malinda Dennis, Of q
wealthy Quaker family, charged with in
tent 10 hill her husband, has begun at
Richmond, Ind. She Is BaId 10 have inade
the assault In q 81 Of itenSy, because Mr..
Dennis persisted against her wishes, after
HE conversion 10 Methodlsm, lntepeaLed.
y speaking In meeting.
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cOSfANlLlN0 TIIN rALLluM.


Atlb'Aqp COrrigam Installed ns Head Of
the Nee Of New York.
Nav Yong, March 4,-Throngs Of the
EthiaI crowded around 81. Patrlck's
Cathedral this morning, anxious to secure
1imiaion 10 witness tho ceremonies at.
hadISs the comforting Of the pallium
'on Archbishop Oonisan, which installu
sn q the head ithe See OF New York.
@is ncluieg tho dioceso1 Of Brooklyn,
hlalo, Newark, Albany, Trenton,
sch'Ser and Ogdensburg. Admission
granted by ticket. Parties who had
buckets were rot allowed in and were
linel away A squad Of police pre-.
eriVed order OutBide Of the cathedral.
Lieiy church in tho neighboring cities
Is represented. Promptly at 10 O'Clock
ny ny services commenced. Cardinal.eleCl
loO)ns, Of Baltimore. and BlshopB Nc,
aelaY, UonrOy aud Mcmahon. MOnBig,
W DoAae and DR.. 0'Connpll occupied
t93sWlthlh the ChanCel rail on the right
ie Of The altar, Tho latter was plainly
'Nolslsl with q few flowers, Just Hrfli'
sNtIlyoIC. of tho richness Of the Italian
aIioc, (Which II is made. The priests
sll WI @oyttg led the procession. Arch
y. .a92l Uotigan, arrNyed III golden robes
c.i ,ai N'"ndedby Mohslgnors Preston and
tt'll following, they marched dowf
n ,Hsde Mv and up through tue centre aIslI
NM, Sgi GaalCel rail, where the Clergymer
..,i,,i uilIti laairg seats on either side, thl
S6,,ia0l'Aop with MonSiguors Preston ant
,,,, saau @,iiSsncing 10 the altar, whore thI
\. ,.',a ii iA,'tsed tho cross presented to hin
,.,s .S,lsshGshop Elder, the ceiebraat oil tht
byssaaeaI Mars and tho custodian Of tllt
r, Tr,ulIn' n 4 choir Of ljO boys sang thu
,isn.lp nv v,lp after which the mass wal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05
st. Clairsyills Notes.

Sptctal Dtspateh to hs IatehgMer.
sr. 0LAlRsynLE, o., March 4.-John
Lsasure, residing near Unity church, this
county, worked in the. field until noon
last Saturday and at one o'clock fell from
his chair dead.
Mrs. George Frasor, mother Of William
Fraser, the noted hor1eman OF this
vicinity, accidentally shot herself while
handling o pistol, the ball entering Just
above tho knee and passing down into
the cali, and has not yet been found.
James Walker, Of Uniontown, this
county, aged seyenty-Rve, died at the
residence Of his daughter at that place,
Wednesday. He was, we'll known and
supposed 10 be very wealthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05

CHICAGO, March 4-When Mccormick
was asked the result Of his conference
with Inspector Bonleld and Lieutenant
Kipley, WHO seem in some way to be act
ing as a committee who represented the
locked out men, he said his position re.
NAMED unchanged. He did not know
that he had any settlement 10 make with
any body OF men. "li o man comes to the
gate" ho said, 'asking for work and we
have need OF his assistance we will put
him to work, and II ho is not skilled or we
don't want him we will dischArge him.
We propose, II we carry on Our works at
all to do 80 on business principles"
When the committeeman was asked II
this was their final effort toward arbilra.
ton he said II was. The matter would
now be referred to the District Assembly
oil the Knights Of Labor and then to the
National Executive Board. The constilu.
ton Of the Knights, he said, required
them 10 arbitrAtO, II possible, but II they
could not arbilrste to stand up fot union
principles. lie tslt that they had obeysd
the lirBt part Of tho bylaw and now they
were going to obey the latter part.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05

CHICAGO, March 4.--A 1T. Louls special
received this morning says! Tho Maple.
son Opera Company, which began an On.
gagement at the Olympic Theatre Mon.
day night, Is In q terrible strait. Instead
OF unqualified success II has jumped into
universal smash, The frat night "Oar.
mon was advertised and not performed,
and lat night there weIo not 400 people
in the house. Nine. Hauk refused "a
tinv, and the reiuFal ls alleged 10 he the
result Of financial difficulties between the
singer and the Colonel. Nine. Hank Il
not ID the city, half the company ia sick
and tho other half won't sing aud the
people are dlsgusted, There 10 an nm
nleasahtnees existing between Nine. Haul
and RAvelll, which resulted from The
wrestling match al Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05

Eighth avenue line, and the Seventh
avenue and Broadway drivers are Of the
same opinion.
tits an open secret that the employees
Of the Elevated roads are waiting an order
to shut down till matters are satisfactorily
The officers OF the list brigade first diyi-
sion oithe N. G, s. N. Y. were notified to
hold their men in readiness in case Of
trouble,
The car drivers OF the striking cross
town lines inst tonight, Tha meeting
was secret, but 1t was learned that I'D
dresses were made urging the men to hold
together,
Said one OF the officers; ut took |, 200
policemen to run one car to-day. Does
that look encouraging for the company
Webave the power and that will decide
whether not 10 "tie up" all the surface
roads."
Another officer said that not only the
snrlace roads but the Elevated Roads aud
tho Brooklyn snd Jersey City ferries
would stop running tonight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05
FRnMELL,s AppoINrMENr
As Mail Agent on the Ohio River Road
DIAhnnnInimant.

As Mall Agent on the Ohio River ROad-A
disappointment.
Special DispGtoi to he IatslliQMesr.
PARKERsBURo, W. VA, March 4,-Thp
appointment OF Richard Ferrell, OF Mar.
shall county, to the vacancy in the Rail.
way Mail Service on the Ohio River road,
oCcsSiOned by the discharge Of Clay Leon.
ard, has caused no little surprise and dis.
appointment among the numerous local
aspirants for tho place. As is well known,
the recommendation necessary to appoint
ment was the pTerogatiYe OF Senator Cam.
den, and the home folks here think that
the Senator might have had appointed q
Parkersburg man, without hurting his
popularity in the least.
The fact Ia that this appointment Is a
part OF well laid scheme to capture
Marshall county for tho Democracy, the
recent unfortunate split ia the Republic
can ranks in that county having greatly
weakened the party. Ferrell ia a protege
Of State Senator Bishrod Price, who lie
one Of Camden's lieutenants Ferrell Is a
Young man Of good appearance and ad.
dress and may be- very useful in q cam
paign, and might assist In sending Gam.
den men'to Charleston from Marshall
county. Joe Gallagher was also a strong
hacker OF Ferrell's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-05
Tho Iti.h nln.Ilnn.

LONDON, March 4..-The. .Parnellites have
decided to array themselves against
the Tories in their attempt to force tho
Government to show their hand on their
policy during the debate which is expect.
ed TO begin tonight on tho civil service
estimates. The Conservatives had ar.
ranged to have Mr.. Hugh Holmes. Con.
seryativs membGr for Dablin University,
and lately Attorney General for Ireland,
to interrupt the Governments proposition
to go into into the committee on The civil
sarviCe estimates by an amendment, de-
Claring that the House was unwilling 10
entertain ostimates for the civil estabIish-
ments In Ireland before being placed in
possession Of tho policy, which the Gov
ernment intended 10 pursue for the resto.
ratiop aud maintenance OF social order in
the country"
II was calculated that the amendment
was carried the Government would be
either blocked or compelled to diyulge
their intention.
Mr.. Parnell, however, has resolved to 20
10 Mr.. Gladstone's rescue. The Irish
leaders are satisfied that In view Of tho
Ptemler's promise to state his policy after
the 22d OF March, at which time he ex.
pected TO be through with the Govern.
ments hEanCial business, he ~ entitled TO
be protected from disturbance on that
issue until after the expiration Of thstlme
aAked for.