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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-27

"GATn" makes this discriminating COM
ment: "The Intellectual merits Of this
Cabinet are 30 weak that lis Mngwump
supporters aro privately much Chagrlned,
and in Garlsrd's case they feel q moral
kicking, which keeps them rubbing their
more indura!ed checks like this preacher
infhe Scarlet LsLtOr scratching his self
tortured breast bare" Aud yet the Presl-
dent has not raised tho to0 Of his boot in
Mr.. Garlsud's direction.
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stoyo NInnl1pra sLrlhn.

plrrsBrRan, Nov. 9O.-The stove mold.
erB employed at DOHavon's foundry met
In Allegheny City tonight, and atter q
session lasting until midnight, decided to
asrike tomorrow moraing for the advance
in wages made several weeks ago. About
100 men are employed by the firm. The
movement, however, may spread to the
other foundries anda general strike 70.
Hult. The employers positively refuse 10
grant the demands.
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MIR, A, c, JONES' CASE.
HE Is CREDITED TO MINNESOTA
For Chinese Copsplship, Though Once
Hooked from West Virginia. EustacO
Gibson Removes HS Liver Pad
aud Really Says Something,
saeeial p,pateA to he IrlslIfoapsr,

Special Dlpateh to ne IRtsIIfCaO:r,
WAsHlSaToS, D, o., Nov, Ex-senator
Camden, who called at the State Depart
msns to-day and made inquiry concerning
tho appointment Of Alex, O, Jones to a
Chinese Conaulahip, was informed that
the appointment was not credited to WCHt
Virginia, but to Minnesota. No West
Virginia politician endorsed him for the
place. Mr.. Camden says the story publish-
cd in a Wheeling paper, copied from the
Cincinnati Enquirer, regarding an inter
view between Secretary Bayard and Jonea
Ia q cauRrd.
Jones WAS originally appointed to Ma
gasaki by President Grant as a Democrat. .
His papers on tile at the Department rep
resent him 10 be q Democrat. Heretofore
he has been accredited to West Virginia,
but he Is really citizen Of Minnesota.
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A FLAT DENIAL
" Commodore Harmony of the Charges
AInhp AEaInsL Him.

W OommOuOfo harmony OF the Churges
AIahp Against Him.
WAsnlSarON d. o., Nov, s9.-Oommo,
dore Harmony to-day dOniod the truth oI
the report tia. several hundred mon had
bscn given employment at Norfolk navy
yMd Just prior 10 tho laEt election for po.
liticai reasons and had been dismissed
after the elections were over. C1mmodare
Harmony was Acting Secretary OF the
Navy at the time the appointments were
made, and say1 about seventy five men
we're employed to perform work on The
y. s. steamship Trenton and the tfaIAIng
ships which needed repairing. The ap-
pointments were made, however, in accord
ance with the regulations whlph require
them 10 be- made after advertising for the
mon for four days.
The order ot6ecretary Whitney, forbid
ding the employment Of men for political
purposes, he says, would have prevented
the appointments, rs alleged. Those Elm.
ployeU are still at work. Those who were
discharged were employed on lniscellano.
GUS work for the new cruisers and were
dismissed because their work was CON.
nleted.
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aold N IndInn Tsrtltorr.

LlFTLE ROCK, AREp Nov. 2a.-A private
letter from oklahama, Indian Territory,
says that the excitement following the re.
port Of the discovery Of gold In that Coun.
try 10 increasing. A plrty Of proSpectora
has. been out for some weeks, prospecting
along the streams Of the interior, aud are
we'll pleased with The outlook. About 400
claim have been BEaEOd out. Samuel
Robertson, an experienced Colorado
miner, reports having found gold on hiE
claim In paying qualities.
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OllO,s zig OIL Flold.

I,HA, Quo, Nov 26.-MehStsy, Patty
and Hoover litothsrS' we'll on the DelouE
farm, six milos south, drilled BsyentuDA
feet into tho sand this afternoon, aud Bhlt
down on account Of q heavy flow ol both
oil and gSS, Tom QlemUngsr'B Huston
No, 4 also drilled In and put seventy aye
barrels into lle tank. The actual length
Of the tertiary In this Geld In which
wells Of paying CapAblllly arc now In OPP
GRAFTON, counting tue William Douglas a.
lhe northeast point and the Jas, Butcher
az the soAlhVeBt On q ioriy.aye degree
line, ID lhlItoeh miles, ep9 tbe widest
nolnt from the gas works we'll ID tho city
10 tho EAsl MCDonOl, on o like line, ID
nearly four miles, .....
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0rNcINNATI, Nov 28,-Last night at 10
o'clock gang Of lsborsrs under the d.
rection Of 4. Q, Campbell and three guards,
armed with Winchester rifles, tore up the
Bee Itne railroad track across Spring
Grove avenue st Iverydals, ak milesirom
this city, Campbell Is the attorney OF the
Avenue Company, and the proceeding re'
suited from hia failure to prevent legally
the building OF the track acroa tho road.
Yesterday Campbell scared from the
Common 'Pletl Court temporary restrain
Ing order against the railway company,
the purpose Of which was to delay tho
work OF laying the track, which was going
on under order OF the Problta Court, un.
til the case could be heard By the courts
on its inertia. The work, however, had
6eon completed b;iore the notlco was
served and tho restraining qrier was is.
sued too late to accomplish It's purpose.
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GALVESTON, Tx, Nov. 2O.-The British
bark Drunniadoon, SO5 tons, Captain
Thompson, for Liverpool, lying in outer
roads awaiting The balance Of her cargo,
was discovered to be on fire this morning,
In q fOw minuteg the vessel was wrapped
in a sheet Of flames, including ZOO balea
Of cotton. Tugs grsppled her and towsd
her 10 Boliver beach, where she now lils
In fifteen feet oil water. The vessel VI Il
prove a total loss. Part Of her cargo eau
be saysl iu damaged condition.
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Ron,n ThroNn Ntornonrd.

NEy YoRE, Nov 2s.-At a general con.
vsphon oi tho Fsnian brotherhood, held
In this city on Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week, all official connection with
O'DonavAn Rosa with the brotherhood
Was dISayOyed. The government Of The
order was thofoughly feOtgAn lied. There
are various rutn0f6 % 10 the causes ol
Ro8sa's felsgatlon 10 individuality on ttiSll
matters, but the facts ate closely guarded
bysthoRe who know them,
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n.,.,r,ri. slvn. Vim plll,,urgt,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Dalrymple, the loft
fOlder Of The Chicago club, was released
by President spaldins to-day and at once
signed contract 10 play With the Pitts
buyRh team for the season Of 1881 Mr..
gpOlding bSd Ggpod deal oi hOOltSncy about
giving Up pilrymple, bat tle latter telt
tbat ( Sh anVe would 30 beneficial and Als
wIah. 10 withdraw was granted. The
PiEtSbufph management Il 70 BGgted arc
nlso ondeAyofing 10 secure the release ol
Flint, hut up TO this time the parties 70
he afpeemsnL hAYe beCn unable to come
N lafina
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A bridge dives AWAY.

Ptr1snuRGu, Pa, Nov. 2O,--A Bradford,
Pa special says; As Michael Fitzgerald
and Mi. Douglas wero attempting 10
cross the Tuna, Just above Fishers mill,
this morning at9 o'clock, the foot bridge
gavo away,pfecipitAling both men into The
raging torrent aS Il rushed over the dam,
They were swept into On eddy and FilE.
gerald drowned. Douglas was rescued
In an unconscious condition.
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rnr n1L1 WAS roo AccunArR.
A Clever Painting of Five Dollar Note
Coniiscated by m OnlCer.

A Clever Painting of Five Dollar Note
ConlisCated ny m Onlcer.
New York, Nov. 9G.--Theodore Stewart
has had on exhibition at his John street
saloon for six months pas! an oil painting
Of FIVE dollar bill. 1t was painted on
s!ewares ordor by William II, Harnett,
the well.known artist. The picture has
deceived bankers and experts by its tliel'
ity TO detail and by the accuracy OF the
figures and the signature upon It. Many
believed 1t was q s. motto pasted to tho
board, although by order Of Stewart, the
artist painted sections OF 1t NJ time, eE.
hiblting the work in its successive stages
of development.
This afternoon Special Agent Drum
mond, OF tho Treasury Department, ell
tertained tue place and said he had come
for the picture, as It was a violation Of the
Law, under the Revised Statutes, to print,
engrave, photograph, or make in any way
lac.simile Of the federal bank note, He
also said that 1t wonld hs necessary for
him 10 send the painting to Washington
for tho opinion OF the Secretary, Mr.,
Stewart acquieeoed, The picture is valued
at 81 900, and is one OF tho four in exist'
ence, the others being owned in Philadel'
phia and Brooklyn. t.,,
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rlr1snuRuM, Nov 2O,-o'Esil 4 90.
sent out 10 moro coal boats to-day And
will start 3 tomorrow, There 10 YET con.
siderable coal hero awaiting shipment
which will be of ior the lower markets
lust 10 soon as the steamers get up from
Cincinnati, II 10 estimated that y OO0OOV
bushels have bean RhippOd. The river
Coniinueg al A GOOD stage.
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Glass workers Federation.

PlrTsBuRou, Nov, 2G.-The Executive
Board Of the Universal Federation oi
Window Glass Workers consists Of one
member from the following countries,
each being entitled to representation: {:
The United States, England, France,
Italy and Belgium. These with
the president and secretary Of the Fed.
eratiqn ex.olRcio, clnetitute Q hoard oI
seven, in whose hands repose oil mat.
ters In regard 10 the international admin.
istration Of window glass industries as far
as the workmen are concerned. The vot-
ing on the list Of American candidates for
tho delegateHhip has just been
concluded, the first ballot not re.
sqlting In a1 eleation 90 the
suCcelpinl candidate innst have majority
OF all the votes cast There were eight
candidates, tho two lesdlng in tho first
ballot boing James Collins and .. W.
Church, both Of Pittsburgh. Either Mr.,
Church or Mr. Collins will undoubtedly
hp chosen in Tho course OF the second
ballot.
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Tho opinion Of an old and we'll known
merchant ia given In q fow words, viz:
Wi think Dh Bull's Cough Syrup Is tho
beat cough medicine that Is made"
1.uTHRR b. BLACK, Selma, Ind.
"Diseased nature oltenilmea breaks
forth In strange eruptlonB," and the 70.
Bult Of II all is pain, Now Salvation ~
will send yhlB very pain 70 the right
about AZ Tho ttialng coat oi only 70 Cene,
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LONDON, Nov. 2G.--RellAblo RdviceB
from Zanzibar Bay that a rupture between
the French and the HoyAs Is imminent,
The Queen Of Madagascar has instructed
General willoughby her chief commander
to brook no further aggression BY the
French residents. II Is ruuored that
General Wliloughby las sent strong pro.
teat 10 Premier Dc FrsyClnet,
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LONDON, Nov. 2O,-The action for de
yorce brough! by Lady Colin Campbell
agaiput her husband, Lord Colin Camp
bell, ath son Of the Duke OF Argyll, came
up for hearing to-day; The court room
was 90 crowded that the officials had to
barricade the corridors to prevent the
crowding from becoming dangerous.
Lady Campbell, her sister and their
mother were the fret persons dir.
ectly Interested IN The action to enter the
room. They sat together heside the
plaintiffs solicitor, Mr.. Charles Russell, ,
q O. Lord Colin Campbell entered soon
alterwsrd and sat near the plaintiff and at
the came table, there being interpreted be-
tween the litiganty none but their respec.
tive counsel. Soon after tho defendants
venerable father, Duke Of Argyll, appear-
ed and took seat. Lady OampbalrA
counsel made q lengthy speech In which
he stated that he was fully prepared Ia
deny all the counter charges brought by
Lord Campbell.
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Special DlSpGtch to The hlslIiOeHcer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26,-Eustace Gibson
in an interview with a Washington re-
porter regarding the vote in West Virginia
at the recent elections has this to say,
among other things: "our vote fell OF
everywhere; 1t was rebellion, There's
no use for an army to throw down its
arms and undertake to capture an organic
edand welldrllled enemy. 1t can't be done.
Tho Administration has destroyed our or
ganizRtion, aud two years more OF such
work will not leave enough to constitute a
respectable mob."
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STATE TREAsUREa NJ, s, QUAY, OF Penn
gylyania, Is a lucky statesman. His
election to the United States Senate is al
ready conceded, l. WAS Quay who in
sisted upon putting into the Republican
platform a submission plank, and rested
not until hs got II there.
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VII f,xnils iiln I.rnAlLlllnn.

DuDLtS, Nov. 2O.-Ths NAtlonaliSts have
decided 10 hold meetings In different parLB
Of Sligo, Galway and TippstGry In order
10 tvsdO the governments prohibition.
Tho Dublin Telegraph says that orders
have been BBnt V AthlOne 10 keep 100
cavalry and 200 Infantry In readiness iot
duty, II 10 rulnofsd that tile objsCt 10 10
arrest tho TtuBLesB appointed uUdgf the
United Ireland plan, 10 whose charge the
fOnts oil local tenants have been COM
United,
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rhnr MIlI nnt rIlncL.

LlSpoLs, NEB, Nov. 29.-president
John Fitzgerald Of the Irish National
League Of America has to-day received the
following important Csblpgratn from the
Hon. Timothy Harrington, lnOmber pl
Parliament, Secretary Of tho League in Ire.
lands
John Fitzgerald, Lincoln, NtA.
The government In prosecuting John
Dillon, NJ. n, and pfoclRimlng public
maaLlhgs, admits lie Inability 10 govern
Ireland without coercion, We will not
ilinCh.
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IT is our candid conviction that Judge
Edwin Maxwell will bs something OF a
thorn in the flesh Of the Democratic
brethren in the next Legislature. lie
will give strength to the counsels Of the
Republican Senators. ~
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IRIS announced by the Atlanta COnsIi'
tllioa that the two Sans have dissolved
partnership, Jones Isat work in the West
and Small in the South, There was too
much OF, q peculiar kind oil talent under
ma hat.
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TuRlatest actress to lose her jewels in
Elrope follows alter all tho rsGt and tells
abou! it in the newspapers, The Amer
ican girls caught tho idea from their tai
ented foreign alaters.
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BAN ANTONIO, TE1., Nov 2O.-A report
has reached here Of an Sttemp! to rob an
express car on the Missouri Pacific rail.
road last night. While the train was
standing at q small station two mon on.
tefOd the car, but were arrested by the
conductor and messenger.
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BERLtN, Nov, 2O.-Mme. Pauline Lucca,
who has been SeriouSly III, ia now recov.
erlng and will soon reappear Ia opera
az Vienna. Gold medals Of art and science
hyee been conferred upon her by the
Kings ol Denmark aud Sweden.
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FosToRiA, ONO, Nov Va-Gas we'll No,
q oi the Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas
Company, came Ia to-day, and tho well
aow6 GiG million feet per twenty'iOui
houtp,
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NRN Yong, Nov Ua.-Ths wholesale
Cheese, Butter aud Egg Association to-
endorsed Senator Warner Miller for re.
election on account Of bis work In behalf
Of ths oleomAigaFlne bill,
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lIarL,A LIsS COplltnted,

PANAMA, Nov 2O.-ThO losB Of tho bark
Sarah Anderson, while on voyage 10
England from CoquimbO, has hOen con.
ll'tned by adylCss received NJ Valparaiso,
The captain, hlH wilO and the crow were oil
lnhk
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SOFIA, NoN g8.-The German Consul
here has notified tho Bulgarian Govern.
mont that The German GAgAt present
covers oil persona entitled 10 Russian pro-
ienliun in DulpafiR,
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vHoquGllod-Dn sagos oAtarh Rem.

..- -.-t--- 49, s.'.--. -
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rrnn .lAdN inr Nnllln,

1oSpoS, Nov 2S.--NiiSS Nsllis Fanou,
an American actress, reports the losg ot
her Jewels by the StOpplua al q hotel in
Nottingham,
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Gtls Gateui5ge1trer.
orlec, No.. % Ana q Foartssnlh stfsst.

soMg Of the winter bonnsts look %
though they were intended for the depth
Of summer, material is so sparingly used
In carving out the arGhIteOt's deaigns.
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THE GREAT STRIKE
AT THE onIoAao STOOLS YARps.
Something of the Inside History of that
AnaIr-KuIght of Labor Hutlcr's Little
Political Scheme in supprOSsIps
AIr. PowdsFly's Order,

CHICAGO, Now 26.-Ths inside history
Of the recent strike in the packing houses
at the Stock Yards, when twenty thousand
men were thrown out OF employment, Is
printed here to-day, When the packers
decided to return to the ton,hour working
day on October II, the workmen, suppos.
ing that they would be backed by the
Knights Of Labor, rebslled and all went
out, except the beef butchers, who had a
contract with tho firms Of Armour, Swift
and Morris, requiring four days
notice before opening hostilities, De.
spite this agreement the beef butch
ers Of Armour 4 Go, wore ordered out
on tho following Thursday by District
Master Workman Batter who dellber-
ately broke the existing contract. Then
Barry arrived upon the scene. Ha stated
to newspaper reporters that he had been
instructed by Powdefly to settle the diff
Guilty, and to members OF the knights Of
Labor he said that he had simply been
sent to investigate, AT the same tin o
Butler had made his debut iu tbs Town OF
Lake politics as labor candidate
for Sheriff OF Cook county, Butler had
been notified by Master Workman Gaunt,
OF the Butchers' Assembly, Of the exist.
Ing agreement, but, as has been said, he
ipnoFDd IL
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BEECHER'S LETTERS.
HIS THREE VISITS TO ENGLAND,
His First Sea vOyuge-uow to Avoid Being
ssasick-HIs Famous Visit In 1868
England Then aud NOw-Ths Eng,
lIshman's Love OF Flowers,
Copyrighted, 1861

Special CoFTttp p0adeIlce " the IlieIigGleeF,
BRooKLYS, Now 24,-My Ant visit
to Europe was made in June OF 1850.
had been sick in the spring Of ls49, 1 ex.
PEELED tho disease, but with 1t went my
strength, l tried the wstsr-curs in two
forms, l IaRt went down to Maine in the
summer Of ls49 on fishing water.Cure,
Ny father, Dr.. Lyman Bescher, and a
younger brother, Thomas X. BesCher, &C.
oompanisd me, My father from his boy.
hood was on enthusiastic fisherman; aud
when he bscams q fisher OF men he still
retained his enthusiasm for the brook,
side, On this trip, though now IN old
man, laid aside from preaching, his right
hand had not forgot its cunning. We
lshed in EsstpoIt, had chowder on the
islands, gathered q company for the
Sohoodic Lakes, took canoe and an Indian
guide and went into the wilderness for
trout. When the guide saw my fathers
age he shook his head, "too old, too old"
but when, on the frat days tramp the old
gentleman came Ia at evening ahead OF
al with atuydy tramp, and with more ash
than sll the rest, the Indian looked upon
him almost with reverence and said: "Old
man oil Indian" But what has this to
do with my Grst voyage to England ?
Everything, negatively. ! won't to Maine
seeking strength and ludlng none,
Water.cure by the riverside and along
tho ocean did little good. next went to
the Orange Water Cure for a scientific
| derived come good chiefly in
the knowledge gained Of how to use
water. WstOr-as ngaina. the still and
vat-sior health Water-ss against pills,
alixlrs and druSs--to expel disease. |
Jagged through the winter, aud In the
early summer Of 1850 there came a day,
and committee, aud q purse, and a noble
Capt, Eben KnlGht, saying;
''fhs New World, for Liverpool, aaslH at
a." 1t was 10 O'Clock already. But at l2
l was on board with only a valise in hand
and that was enough. Baggage is the
cuFRa of travelling
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See tho Kilt edge playing cards, ilneht
quality At % cents per deck AZ
j, d. WllAoN'g, Statlonor,
1908 Market Sk