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HAVE NO SYMPATHY
WITH CONDEMNED ANARCHISTS,
a Futile Attempt to Draw tho Chicago
Turner's Into tho Same Boat with tho
HaJmRrket Rioters They sitDown
on the scheme Emphatirally.

CHICAGO, Dec, l,-Nettingl weIc he'd
tonight by the leading Turl Ysrslna of
Of the city to take action upon the ciIcu.
lar from the Executive Board oil the Chi.
cago Turn District 10 every Turn Verein
in this district, sskipg them TO hasten to
the adoption Of resolution declaring tho
verdict in the ANARCHIST case en- unjust
one and demanding a nav trial for the
condemned men At meeting of The
South Side society the action Of tie dis
tIiCt board was very Inlly discussed The
unanimous sentiment wss that tha An.
archiaLs were In the hands Of the law aud
that any outside diCtatiOu, suggestion or
interference would be wholly inex.
cusabls,
The district board was vshemsnlly de-
nouuCed and resolutions passsd calling =
general meeting for the purpose oi GUS.
ing the membsrs from office.
AT the Aurora Turn VeIein meeting on
the West Side John Gray made an ad.
dress, declaring that August sples,O Turn.
or, who was onCa adeleSAle 70 tho Geusral
Convention Of Turner's wm 70 b.
"asaassinated in cold blood" He
dwelt upon Spies as being their friend and
q man OF character, and drew q cornpsfi.
sou between the HaymaTket rio. and the
Of Begley az the stock yards.
Under tho rules OF the Aurora Society Ru.
tion on the matter was postponed untll
Wednesday, when hot fight between tho
radical and conservative elements Of ta
order Ia eXDeCtel
The North Side Turn Gemunde meet.
ing resulted in virtually the sama manner
as the South Side gathering, except that
action was not unanimous. About
3 score Of memhera were in
favor OF q new trial for tho AnSrohIsta
but their reGsoa was that they were OPP.
posed to hanging. No one OF them wished
to be In auy way identified even in ap.
pOarance with the principles or acts OF tho
sentenced men,
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rhn rrrIlNrnt M.

WARRINGTON, Dec, 1.-THE President
has been confined to his room for two OF
three DAYS BY a slight attack Of rheun1:
ilSn,, and has ior this Teasou been Obliged
to denv himself 10 oil CalleTs except Oabl'
nst OiIirgrg, HO 10 feeling somewhat bet.
lar To-day, Tho President has suffered
from rIs;inatlBm bsiore, but this ln The
Hfst attack hs has had since he entered
tie Whlia House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. lat 0 o'clock
tho temperature was ten degrees below
zero. This morning at st. Vincent II was
twenty-five and at Garry and BiUmafCk
seventeen below. At Brainard, last
night, II was tEonty.elght below, The
signal service observer at Minneapolis
sRys the month Of November, In The North.
west, was the COldSSt November hinCs
1Rg0
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For the sake oi himself aud his office
ths President must take tho heads Of the
officials who hgVo been using him a5 tie
head center Of a real estate pool run at
public cxpsnss, lie muetshoS not only
that bis own hands are Clesn, As tho IN
TRLLtoEScrR believes, but that hO intends
to Aeys only clear-handed men about
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A BIG SENSATION +
THAT is STIRRING NEW ENGLAND
Up to = Fever Hsat-A Confession In the
WiIson.AIOen Scandal Creates Great
ExcItOmOnt-Ths Former Claims
to bs the Son Of tho Latter.

WORCESTER, MASS, Dec, l.-Tho an,
nounGement from Providence this even
ing that "DoC" Wilson had lifted the veil
from the great Moen mystery caused a
tremendous sensation. The bulletin
boards were surrounded far into the
night by crowds, The millionaire manu-,
iaCtuTer was at prayer meeting when the
announcement reached this city, and the
reporters gathered at the door
Of the Union church to waylsy
him when he came forth, One OF them
showed Mr., MOen Providence paper
containing the story and proceeded to In.
terview him on tho subject, but no would
say nothing aside from the statement that
"DoC. q Story was a lie." With difficulty
he escaped the reporters and proceeded to
hls reeidenCe, A Reporter called upon
him, there at 0 o'clock, His son Phil,
came to the door with him. He was cool
aud collected,
When asked about the statement made
by Wilson to-day that he was his father
Mr.. Moen Raid, ut ia q lie, q downright
lie," He then said; "My GouuseI has
advised me no. to talk with any Of the
newspaper men on the subject; you will
excuse me II decline to DO interyiewed.
but you eau see that he 10 nearing the
end oil his rope. Just Sse how desperate
tho man Ia getting to get up such story
Rs that"
MI. Moen declined to slate anything
further.
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THE LABOR WORLD.
tine MAuoNING VALLEY MINERs
On the Verge of Big Strike Three Thous-
and Miners out mt COaltown-G General
Master Workman PowderIy's Ap,
peal for Funds to Aid knights,

CLEyRLAED, o., Dec, LA specisl from
Youngstown, Ohio, Gays: The indications
are that general strike among ell the
coal miners Of the MahOniug Valley will
be on before the Of the week, The
men at several minea near here recently
demanded an advance Of ten cents per
ton, the present basis being tllty-dve
cent?. The operators, after considering
the matter, refused to Gcceds 10 the do.
msnd, claiming that they could not afford
to pay it and keep the mines in opera
ton, though admitting that the Wsges
earned by tho men were very low.
To day the minera in the employ Of the
WitChhazsl Coke Company, F6ster Coal
Company aud Manning Coal Company,
numbering in all upwards of thousand,
all struck and refused to work, stating
that they would not 90 in until the ad'
vance was conceded, A demand was
made at the Poland shait aud several
others for an advance, but as yet they
have not come out, Both sides are tirm
aud a long lockout ia expected by many.
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Mn. PowDERLY says that every Knight
OF Labor binds himself ito loyalty defend
tho principles OF trath, honor, justice and
citizenship" The man who lives up to
this Obligation must needs be good cRi-
zen, and his obligation will not permit
him to wage boycott agsinst "she prln.
cipIes OF truth, honor, justice and citizen
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Low Dlyo burned out,

New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE old Empire
Garden, No. 800, Sixth avenue, once the
low dive ot the city, is thing Of the past.
It was burned out early this morning,
and for sometime 1t was thought that
"Tom" Gculds, the White Elephant and
The BIion theatre which adjoln6d \ would
also 30 burned but owing to tho eaortS oi
thU fitomen, tho thrOo other places escaped
destruction. The fire broke out ON the
second floor and very few people were
abnnL NJ thB timo,
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Hyn,I,IrCInn Tc.ri,nr,,s Vat.

rORrLASD, OREGON, Dec, Official re.
turns from tho two dIpputed counties In
Washington Territory are received aud
make the Legislature Republican on joint
ballot by two mslority. Tho official vote
on Delegate gIveS Chas. 8. Voorhees,
(Dem.) q plurality Of 2,i02,
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APPEAL FROM powDERLY
For Fundn t. Assist Itnighta of Labor Who
are Locked out,

For FuHdE tJ Assist knights OF Labor who
are Locked out.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, l,-General Master
Workman Powderly, in his circular to the
Knights Of Labor, which was made public
here, Gays: "Ths order of tue Knights Of
labor has reached the most critical pc.
riod iu it's history. Il stands as power
i6f good or for evil. But your general Of.
acers, while they have no special claln to
superiority in purity Of motive, have
sworn that the order shall be made q
power for right and right only; that the
laws Rhall bO rigidly enforced and
the members shall receive the fullest pro.
lection OF their rlghtS under the laws OF
our country and our order,
"rwo alternatives present Themselves
unconditional surrender or manly de-
ienae. Which shall 1t be2 Tho locked.
out members In their enforced idlenCss
turn from suffering wives and starving
children In pathetic appeal to your Gen.
ersl Executive Board to aid them In main
tanning their manhood and their fidelity
to the order. The General Assembly in
structed your General Executive Board to
give them sll tho assistance iu lis power.
Having all thess circumstances in mind,
and deeply moved by sympathy for
those suffering members and th0se de-
pendent upon them, your General EIscu.
tive Board has unanimously resolved
to levy su assessment Of 20 cents
per member upon all the local assem-:
blies Of tho order, the ssme to be paid
under the following regulations! A!l To-
cal assemblies that responded TO tho Up'
peal mentioned above will be credited on
this ss,esBment with the amount dUnsied.
All local assemblies which can are re-
uuested 10 remR ihs full amount Of the
aspeksmtnt not Ister than December 20,
1886. The assessment In this case will be
25 cents for each member, 90 sheWp by
the Tep,rts to the General Secretary
Troasuior for tie quarter ending October
/, 1886.
"You know for what purpose we re-
quire the money. Ali We ask Is that be-:
fore paying II each member put himacit
in the place OF one locked out, reuemDer
ing that He gives twice who gives quick
ly,1 and act upon tho golden rule, DO
unto others as you would have them do
nnt0 Vnu
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IyruE National American Opera Com
plny they are having Harmony with an
extended Il, 1t ia y wonder that Mrs
Thurber hasn't gone on aspeclal train to
st, Louis before this. We could have had
the N. A, 0. @. in Wheeling one night for
$1,000. We still hsve the money.
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Always have ACktfS Baby soothCr at
hand, Il 10 the only sale usdlplne yet
made that will rOmoye oil inlantlle dl9Of.
detV, II contains no Opiun or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease ttoln pain.
ptips s5 cent?. Sold BY Logan 4 %, and
o, Aenkemellef,
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LONDON, Dec. l.-Mr. John Bright,
writing with reference to tho removal Of
Nottingham lace machinery 10 diatrlcta
where the wages are lover, expresses tho
hope that workmsn will soon discover
that II 10 not their true nterestto demand
higher wages than q trade can pay.
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Cnrllnu. ohIn. MInnra strlks.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. LA Ooslton, Ohio,
special says: All the miners in this, the
seventh district, $500 to 5000, came out
this morning on refusal by the opsrat-
ors to grant an increase Of fVe cents par
ton for mining. A long siege is expected
as both sides seem determined.
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THE TRAP OF A FIEND.
TO DESTROY LIFE AND PROPERTY,
The Clerk Of the FalrchauGO Furnace Co.
Makes n Marrow Escape-A Wretch
HIgs up an Internal MaehIas that
Had Death in Its Throat,

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Dec, LA most dsss-
srdly attempt at the destruction Of life
and property was discovered at the office
Of the FairChsucs Furnace Company, at
FairchanCs, on Thursday last, O. W,
Finnell, chielCls Of the company, en-.
tered the office on the morning referred
to, and in making preparation to enter
upon his duties discovered that the top oi
his desk was slightly raised, He ap,
preached and raised 1t. Ho found
an immense coil Of dynamite fuse, one end
Of which had been drawn 10 the edge
Of the deak, with q huge dynamite
cartridge carefully placed upon 1t. The
nerve Of Mr.. FlDnell was taxed to the ut
termOst. The fearful danger Of the posi-
ton in which he stood dRwned upon him,
but he carefully IetaoVsd the cop and
placed tho end Of the coil in the bottom
of the desk.
Mr.. Finnell states that the vould be
destroyer og his life aud that Of tho family
who occupy another part Of the building
and the Company'F property evIdent'
ly entertained the belief that he
would proceed with his work with
out opening, the desk and that by
leGningupon 1t, the forge would discharge
the dynamite. Underneath the desk
there we're sspretCt several pounds Of the
material, 80 thss when the explosion oC,
cured, the package bslow would follow,
II IL calculated that II the aendIsh
scheme had been contaminated with the
great amount Of dynamite in tho room
every life and all the property in the neigh
boyhoo1 would have been destroyed. sUpt.
Martin, Mr., pinusll Rpd others In the
Company's employ orc at = loss to know
the motive ior such action. Great pro.
cautions are be!ug taken aud extraordln.
ary measures adopted to bring the
wretch to jnAtlcs. Two or three
weeks ago q huge eobblestons was thrown
through the window OF the CompRny'a
office, bat luckily it did not strike any OF
the oCOupautk,
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ATLANTA, uAD Dec, l,-JnO. Tyler
Cooper the Fahlop candidate for Mayor,
was OlgCted to-day, % we'll as one HuSlon
Councilman. Tie Fusion ticket was tue
result Of q CompromitO between the Pro.
hlbitlonIsh and The anu;Pfohlbltlonleta.
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TIE rAae for antique furniture contin'
ues and the manufacturers arc keeping
M with the rage, Your great great
grsndiather's sideboard Comea q trilie
higher than yopT great RraudlAther'F, but
Won can get it all the same for price.
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DEKALn, TI1AS, Dec, l.-Fout negroes
wstO lynohsd In this county on Monday
night, ioF the murder Of q farmer named
George Taaie, The murder occurred In
indian Territory. Tho negroes were taken
BY totOe from Texas officers,
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TnE two now coaI pOolg aro llgurIng

TuE two nov coal pools arc figuring to
make coal desrer in tho East.
"William," said tho master to the bound
boy, "l0 1t cold this morning2'
"Very cold, msster."
"Ice in the guttcrs2"
"FrCas 10 the curb, master"
"put up the price OF coal ten cents q
buc tet, William. The Lord help tho
poor"
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CHARLnroS, q, o., Dec, l.-oaeSat
l,oblnbon, ColorOd, who GaSaultsd Misc
tJ,,ls Bowie, with criminal intent In q
pubIic road, Monday morning, WAS lynch'
"a AZ Florence last night,
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WAAniS0rON, d. O., Dec, 1.-The rfeSi.
dent to-day appointed the following
named postmastsrgi Lillian q. Keys,
YonkorS, N. "; James W. Vsrlahder,
Huntington, W. Val w. D. +. Whltsltt,
I Hill Mo-. W, w NlcOli, Disco,
TeXAB,
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GLovCESrEA, MASS, Dec. l,-ThOlChoon.
or reported ashore on Mix Island to-day
ls tho fSholman IiESlC A. Robey. She
will prove total lOs6 She has q cargo Of
two Thousand pounds Of l'h. The crew
were RAyed,
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THE Administration might make Lieu
tsnant,GoysrnOr Black, OF PenusyIYsnla'
Minister 10 Mexico vice Manning, whose
ylcss have got him into bad odor.
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PiTrsnuRGu, Dec. la delegate con-
vention Of river coal miners will be held
at Goal Valley tomorrow to decide upon
action in eyCRt OF tho refusal Of the oper.
ators 10 grant their demands,
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YouSa Jam,s q, Baiue is going to
work on the Pittsburgh Tim" as a re-
porter. lie will find that this isn't like
getting married.
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llorSlOrd's Acid Phosphate

dives Satisfaction,
DnA Nichols, Bellows Bellows Falls,
VI, Baysl III have used II and II Elye0
good IitiiaCtiOnH
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CoSsrASriSorLS, Dec. l,-Count De
Montebello, French Ambassador to Tur.
key, Is urging The Sultan to press slr
William White, British AmbagsalOr, 10
hasten settlement Of tho Egyptian qaes-
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As WE understand the New York Sun,
the President should "about iaCe!" and
30 the other way, The President has lit
tie to lose by trying that way.
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A BIG QUARREL
In the American Opera Cumpauy-F -FnrsCl.
MRdpS Position,

New YoRE, Dec. l.-Mrs. Francis B.
Thurbsr, Of this city, who ia the origlna.
tor and controlling spirit Of the American
Opera Company was called upon last
evening by reporter and asked for inior-
nation in regard to the trouble in the
company which 10 now at ST. Louis. She
said: "The only news / had was from
Nine, FuEsCh-Madi, who sent me a dis
patch complaining that che had been in.
suited by the stage manager and had left
the stage in consequence. The rest OF the
story including what is described as the
artists suspension Is naWs to me, There
is no truth In the statement that the mat
ter has been brought 10 the attention OF the
directors, and that they have decided to
Hook in giving Nine. FueCh. .Madi's
roles to another artist, There have been
no suspensions ss that Is sn act Of disCl-
pllne, which comes only within the PROV.
iucs VI the board, Yss, suppose Mr.,
Thomas has the power to transfer rols
from one member OF the company to an.
other, but that Ia not suspension, This
affair Is unfortunate, but have no doubt
will oil be settled Rmicably in a few days,
l sloCCs TO receive full reports Of it by
mail TO morrow morning, and as soon Rs
they come, provided that oil parties to
the4tfslr are fully heard from, ths direct
vii! tsko " PIP,
"iir. Heck Ia hsSty man aud Nine.
FulFCh,Madi Is . idend Of mine"
There was 90 much meaning in the Ia.
dy's pause before the last four words and
the slow emphasis with which they were
uttered that tho reporter could not help
TemarkiuP, "Mr, Hook then seems 10 have
made o mistake,p
Mrs, phUlber Rmlsd as she answered
hNme. Fu,sCh-AAdi, 10 very highly
thought Of by tho directors, stil We can.
not foretell results until ws have the
whole story, MIR, Thomas is on his way
here and ws will bs sb!o TO hear from him |
on the subject.
would like t1sum up the situation as |
SEQ II In, the stStRment that the hoard |
has not yet mot that.n0tniug will be done |
till 1t does meet that Mme Frrech.Madi |
has not been suspended and that Justice
will be done In the cGsG, and that all par.
ties to the tronb!s will be heard"
"WhatWiIlMule. FufsCh. MadI's position |
be In the meantime?"
she will not Rlqs until tho bad has |
arrived at It's decision"
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wnKRsnARnr, Pa, Dec, l,--rhres Hun.
garipns, John UobalaCk, John Werner
and Andrew FASkO, who wOrc lyiAg In q
drunken sleep Upon The track Of the bella.
ware, LaCkawalna 4 WeHt'fn railroad,
near plLlston, this evening, wore fright.
ially nSngled, portions Of their limbs
being scattered over tho track iOr some
distance,
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Ghs GRteQi1qenar,
WIscoNslN has q county called Lac qui
Psrle, "What are the wild wavessayiugH"
Blow. blow, thou winter wind,
Thou Rrl not - unEind
Asman'S ingIailtude. .-SkGkG,

WlSTRR fingered, but signs portsnd
that no is coming on the wings Of the
uinI
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National iIolcfs. Association.

plTrnuRQn, Dec, 1.-The National Re.
form Association mot here to-day and en-,
dOrssd the efforts oil the women's Chris.
tiRn TempOrance Union, 10 secure TEN.
psrance legislation. Resolutions were
adopted asking Of all political partleh tho
enforcement Of tho Sabbath laws, the en-.
iofCement Of prohibition; tho enforce.
ment Of tho Christian law Of marriage aud
divorce, and the Introduction Of the Bible
into the public schools. Tho next meet.
Ing will be held Al Chicago In April.
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sT, LOUIS, Dec, Theodore Thomae,
as Musical Dlrsc:or and President Of the
Aattoual AWeElosa 9psn Gompany, has
decided to go 10 New York tbs latter part
OF this week to meet ths Bosrd Of Diyec.
tors OF the company to which he will
make an oillcial report Of the Nine. Fursch.
Msdi trouble, Mr.. Ih0mss Ia determined
that no vii lnake 4 stfsng stand agatnat
what he cslll the tricks OF the star sys.
ten. Ha said llat evening" "Itauy iusti.
tuition like thu American Opera Com.
psny depended on tho caprlces Of
any one man or woman II Is batter
TO stop than 10 submit. I think
I bave right to speak about proper or.
ganiz Ition and discipline, for Ionly ask OF
others that which rigiGly observe N.Y.
self No one ever knew me to be one
minute late for rehearsal or for perform.
anae, or to take the least liberty that /
have not allowed TO others under my di.
TeOtion. | enforce the same discipline
upon aud allow the same rights TO one
and all alike. An Institution like the
American Opera can only be carried on
on the strong principles which consider
the secret Of operate SUCCESS, love for art,
and respect tof oHe smother.
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II rneAtn ior llsaIi lSwlala ialv s,ld nj

II LspssEg ior llssli Il what's a lady said Of
Dt. Bulls Cough Syrup the other day. A
single bottle had cured her child oi a
most dreadful cough, II never fails u
give speedy tpllei and permanent cure. .
One application ol sllvAllou oil we'll
rubbed In cured the pi fhOumatllnl In lhe
arm, Of two mouths standing. | never
intend 10 he without II.
II. y, KaAAKR, Washington, D. o.
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A Scotch plaid which is very small 10
among the new gOods,