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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-17
THE NEW EAIpLoYIs


ON the Texas s PaOitlo Road Join the
Striksrs-RUpgan'S Circular.
MARsHAL, TExAs, March l0.-The train
from New Orleans yesterday morning
brought thirty men in, some OF whom
were mechanics, to go to work in the
shops. They were marched to the Super
lntendents office, aud sworn to protect
themselves and the Company's property.
They were then marched to the shops,
the occupation OF each was ascertained,
and they were enrolled and numbers as
signed them, They then dined at the
Company's expense. The men were told,
before leaving New Orleans, that every
thing was quiet; that no strike existed,
aud that they were wanted to take the
places Of men who had quit work. They
claim that they were deceived, and that
the situation was misrepresented to them,
and as soon as they saw the condition oi
affairs they refused to work and are now
quartered among the strikers. The
strikers, OF course, were jubilant over the
walk.out OF the new men,
United States Marshal Reagan Issued
the following circular:
MARsHAL, TEXAS, March 10.
All parties not in the employ OF the
Texas 4 Pacific Railroad Company are
hereby notified 10 keep OF the grounds
occupied by the yards and shops OF said
company at Marshal, unless they have
business with 1.-The United States Marshal
Or officers Of the railway.
[slgnedl 4. B. REAGAN,
United States Marshal.
Deputy Manhals appeared early yes
terday morning with blue and red ribbon
badges In their button holes or on the
lappels OF their coats. Both Irwin and
Haminton returned from Jefferson, Sun
DAY, having been released under bonds.
The people here are not directly interested
in the strike, and they are getting ex.
tremely tired Of the present status Of
affairs and hope for . speedy settlement.
The knights have taken steps to have the
situation here correctly understood in New
Orleans.
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SENATOR ouLLolI,s spEEon
On the Issue Between President ClOvelAnt
and the yenRte.

Uu tue Issue bebWOeu EFu1tutub SlVNeAAhu
and the senate.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10.-In the
senate this afternoon Mr.. Cullom took tho
door to speak upon the Edmunds' rosolu-
tlcns, but gave way TO Mr.. Morrill,, who
hen addressed the Senate Upon these reso-
lutions. His remarks were very brief, and
Shen he.concluded Mr.. Cullom took the
lloor. He said the refusal Of the Attorney
General 10 furnish the papers called Tor
Nv tho Senate was denial OF the right Of
the Senate TO inquire into The manage.
nent OF public office. The Attorney
General was an officer OF the law bis du.
lies were defined by law, and~it" was
his duty 10 obey the laws whether 1t
oost him his office or not. The prominent
ACT was that when either branch Of Con.
Sress had called for any Information II
had usually been furnished, and that In
axceptionla cases, In whiChithad not been,
the refusal was not based on the constitu.
Ional pfetogaliye Of the President. When
the President suspended Duskin he did
i Under the tenure Of office cot, 30 the
nase stood, that the President proposed 10
obsy the law in getting men out Of
office, but questioned lie con.tl.
tutionality when the Senate under
that law 6aid II had q right to inquire Into
his act Of suspension, and to do that Intel.
ipently needed all the papers or. file. The
President used law In suspending men
irom office, and then Ii o volunteer ineB'
SAGE inumated that the Senate was at.
tempting to interfere with his high and
mighty prStogallvs as Chief Executive,
Vafily consistency was not Jewel con.
splcuouSly worn In these days oi JeITer.
aonian simplicity.
REPLYiNd TO EENNA.
Replying to the remarks Of the Senator
from West Virginia (AIr. Kenna), as to
what constituted public papers, Mr..
Cullom said the Importance oil relevancy
Of papers must be- judged by their sub.
stance. The irfelevanCy Of the hypothst.
ical letters suggested by Mr.. kenna was
apparent. -,
Following that Senator'S idea Mr.. Cul.
lom suggested probable communication
10 public officer which would DO q public
paper. Suppose, he said, some Democrat
s6ouid draw up a paper bearing the
Semblance Of an information OF true bill
Of Indictment, charging the Republican
incumbent Of an Office the Demo.
cSsi desired, with all sorts Of Of.
lenses, This was probably sworn
Ia, And then forwarded 70 the President
by whom Il vae Rled Ia the proper de-
peflmeht This paper was perhaps i0l'
lowed by its authors application Tor Office
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lS Mr.. Morrison'g tariff bill the suga'
duties and the molasses duties are &c
nicely adjusted that very little II any
Nsar would be made In this country from
imported molasses. The work OF refining
which includes a large element Of labor
would be done where the sugar Is pro
ducei. Mr. MOnlson's does not wish tt
give home industries a "sickly growth" b,
promoting them. HO doesn't care how
sick i!mskes foreign industries to build
them up paI American expense.
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An Eatl,s scnpsrrnos Son,

LONDON, March Viscount Hinton,
the sCapegrace son Of Earl Peulett, and
who to revenge himself upon his father
for refusing to pay the young mans debts,
recently took circus 10 Cawrskerne, the
Earl's village, advertised It as "Viscount
Hinton's Unrivalled Show" was to-day
sentenced to one year'G imprisonment at
hard labor for obtaining goods by means
OF false pretenCes.
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NEWS IN BR1EF.

A bill has been introduced in the Sen.
ate for a $500, 600 extension OF the White
House, TT.
Opponents Of the Morrison tariff bill
think they have ample votes 10 defeat the
measure.
The loss on the steamer Oregon is about
81 100000. The tops Of her masts are In
sight above water.
A Brazilian war ship has sailed for New
Orleans, TO be on exhibition there as pro.
duct Of that country, instead OF q tobacco
plant or prize pumpkin.
The body Of Milton Fisher, aged seven.
ty.three, who died at Columbus, o., will
be taken 10 Washington, Pa, for cfema.
tion, according TO his request.
The New Jersey State Board Of Agricul.
ture asks Congress 10 investigate the rea.
sons why American pork is excluded
from Germany, Austria and other Coun.
tries.
The bill passed by the Kentucky Sen.
Rte, making gambling felony, was pre-
vented from being brought up In the
House yesterday by dlSgraCeful AlibuB.
tering
The President gave q dinner last night,
10 which half Of The members Of the Sem
ate we're invited. At the table Senator
Salisbury sat on the right Of the President
and Senator Logan on his left,
Dlsbafment proceedings against Dewitt
@. Jones, recently appointed Postmaster
at Columbus, u, have been dismissed.
The Judge, 10 announcing the decision ol
the Court, stated that there was nothing
In the conduct OF Mt. Jones but that was
becoming an upright man and lawyer.
Theseed wheat sold 10 farmers in North.
etn Ohio at Sl5 bushel, 40 an improved
variety, proves 10 have bsen only an extra
selection Of ordinary wheat, cleaned aud
sorted, Cases are reported III which farm.
ers sold their wheat 10 the "companles'
at 81 10 and Afterwards bought the same
wheat back al $l5.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March t8.-1n the
Ways and Means Committee to-day the
Morrison tariff bill was taken up for de.
tailed consideration, beginning with The
paragraph relating TO lumber. Mr.. Brown.
Of Indiana, was not present After some
exchange Of views upon the subject, and
"a little badlnAge," az II was termed by /
committeeman, the provisions Of the Bill
touching lumber were agreed 10, In each
case BY q strict party vote ot 8 10 4, the
Republican members voting In the mega
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WHATEVER may be thought of boycott
ins as method Of attack. certainly no
body will defend 1t when It takes the
form Of poison in the drinking water OF 4
Iinily. Such offences cannot be com
miRed without injurins the cause otlSbor
aud in public opinion the innocent suffer
With the guilty. This terrible thing may
AavO been done by some one who had nc
connection with the boycott, but thii
itEould probably be impossible 10 show
The Knights OF Labor ought 10 spare nc
pains to show IL M.
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lr Senator Camden really means bust
ness he will have that railroad ready tt
ute Us all to Charleston whom the tim
comes to elect his successor to the Unitec
s,a.es Senate. 1t is humiliating to a tre'
and proud people to have to pass througl
tyoor three States to reachitsown Capital
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CINCINNATI FRAUDS.
rho Fourth Ward Returns Clearly Show
tho Forgery.

tho Forgery.
0oLpMuUs, o., March 16.-It is expect
ed that the House Committee on Privi
leges and Elections will make their Gnal
report tomorrow afternoon. For the past
two days the poll bosks and tally sheets
Of Precinct A, Fourth ward, Cincinnati
have been in the hands Of a photographer
vino is preparing negatives Of them. The
bunglinE work Of the forger is clearly
shown in the proofs, and 1t Is quite prob.
able that the Columbus photographs will
be superior 10 those taken In Cincinnati
In the tally sheet the "" is simply
changed to a 20" by the crowning process,
and In several instances the work is very
poorly executed, showing that 1t was done
hastily.
Tho loose pages on which the two hun.
dred fictitious names are written are inter
esting TO look upon. There are names o.
many old citizens OF Columbus, and II
was supposed that an old Columbus drec.
tory was used from which to get the nee
essary names. "sprlng," Summer
"Falf'' and "Winter" are In the list. The
difference in the color OF ink used in
marking the tallies opposite the names O.
candidates is distinctly seen In the sheets
The report Of the Committee will be ex.
tremely interesting-besides showing the
greatest fraud ever perpetrated In Ohio, IL
will include thephotogrsphs. IthastaEer
some time TO subject the famous Dan Dal.
ton, but at last the people Of Ohio will BIZ
given copy Of "th1m there returng," not.
withatSnding the combined efforts OF the
Ex-Governor, Mr.. Baker, and the pride O
the Democratic party, Mr.. Dalton.
The general appropriation bills are be
fore the House to-day, but owing to the
bankrupt condition Of the State Treasury
they are being cut as much as possible.
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A PlrrsRuRoH wife notified a saloor
keeper not to sell liquor to her husband
an habitual drunkard. No attention wa
paid to the notice and the wife brough'
suit, the first in the State under the act o
1915. Tho jury went the full length o
the law and gave the wife a verdict foI
$500. After this successful appeal to 8
gooi law it is likely that 1t will play
more important part.
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wags the Republican sub-TreasurerSt
Sln Francisco was removed to make wa!
bfswtormer after the Presidents heart
leelted up sS95,OOO,OOO Of business anc
not a penny was missing. After five
months Of reform 1t Is discovered thai
5000 are missing. 1t Is fair to presume
tha. tho President has once more beer
lmnosed upon.
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More vnlAlny UnOnrthsd, /,

NEW BRuSswtcK, N, j., March l0.-It ID
learned today that Miss Elizabeth Min.
@'n, Of this city, recently deposited With
Arthur Ogleby, Treasurer Of the suspend
HDime Savings Bank, $4,000 In bonds,
N.Y. N.Y. Share Of the estate Of the late Edward
.,nln'n, Of New York city. The bonds
e now missing. The depositofs oi the
ls.n, Taas are seeking 10 prevent the appoint
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rug New York Sun has been Pt the
o,jDs to discover that CongreHsm n Pul"
rt. editor of tho new York World, wG
D,e,ant avs times during the fl sG sixty
J,,s OF the session. The Sun advises MI
PaIi.ssr to resign and let go his grip OIL
nm nnnnnlns money.
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excitement. Investigation developed the
fact that United States Marshal Reagan,
OF the Eastern District OF Texas, had sent
request to the railroad agent here to
purchase number Of the latest improved
Winchester rifles for his deputies. Several
were purchased and forwarded last night.
The agent received q telegram that enough
means had been secured through the
United States authorities, and further
purchases caaAed.
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Ir WAS thoughtless Of Governor Wilson
toreat himself in Senator Camden's eas!
chair in the Senate Chamber, but VI
think there was no desire to send the colo
chillsup the Senator's back. Some Of tn,
Governors enemies will try ito make i
appear that he fell into that chair Will
criminal intent. 1t is the proud dlstinc
ton Of a public man always to be sus
nnrspl.
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Tho Knlrbt,Intorfsrs,,.

DETROIT, Mich, March 1G.-The Cham
piou Malleable Iron Works Of Springfield
Ohio, whose men were recently discharged
and the shops shut down gave large
order to the Michigan Malleable lror
Works Of this city. The Knights OF Labo
protested and the Michigan Company
declined the order as contrary to the prf
Ciples OF that order.
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The IS1rLLlOGNoER takes this opportu
nifty to nominate Senator John L, Ken
ma as the Democratic standard bearer To-
1885. Senator Kenna believes in hi,
party, would not allow the patronage t,
fall into "innocuoWs desuetude," aut
would waste no time In futile dallisnCe'
with soured Republican contingent. Dc
we hear a second?
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p.s,lA,nllni AnpnintmnnlO.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1O.--The
President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day. William l.. Ttsn.
holm, Of South Carolina, now a Civil Ser.
vice Commissioner, to be Comptroller Ui
the Currency, in place Of Henry W. Gan.
non, resigned,
John n. Mcdonnell, Collector Of Gus.
toms for the district OF II. Marks, Fla.
John II, Obetly, OF Illinois, to be Civil
Service CommiABloner In place Of William
L, Tfanholm, nominated 10 be Comptrol.
Ter Of the Currency.
Charles Lyman, Of Connecticut, now
chief examiner Of the Civil Service Com.
mission, to be Civil Service Commissioner,
In place Of DoEman b. Eaton, resigned.
The President said that The three men
named we're selected without teComtnen'
iations and solely on his pstaonal knowl.
edge Of their character and capacity. AL
Of them are now in public service, and al
have by their performance ol duty attract
ed his attention and iutnished him per
Bonal evidence Of their eminent fitness ioi
the duties Of the Offices for which thel
have been nominated, aud what he re
gatded a. oil important theif appreciation
Of the needs Of the public service,
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1AMENrADLs sIrUArtoN
AZ Fort worth-The Power of the IIOycoLt,
Innocent Persons Poisoned.

Innocent Persons Poisoned.
FoRT WORM, Tex, March l0.-The
Knights Of Labor have the upper hand
here. The boarding houses and hotels
which accommodate the men who take
the strikers places are being boycotted,
even the butchers refusing To sell them
meat. All this Is true, yet the sentiment
Of the people ls against the strikers, but
business men are afraid Of being boy.
cotted.
John Tagart, a boarding house keeper,
was boyCotted yesterday. The water man
from whom Tagart has been purchasing
bis water supply for drinking purposes re.
fused TO sell any more 10 him, and now he
has 10 70 two miles TO secure water. His
landlord, one Of the richest men Of Fort
Worth, has ordered him 10 vacate his
house. Yesterday something was thrown
into Tagafts water barrel, and one mar.
ried woman and two little girls we're
poisoned and now lie In o critical Condi.
ton.
The above cited case is the worst yet rel
ported, but there are Others nearly az
damnable. The people here are afraid TO
call their souls their own,
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81. Lotus, March 1e.-Receiver Brown,
Of The Texas & Pacific railroad, tslegtaphs
vice.Presidsnt Ho1ie that he has 07 men
al work In the Marshal shops, thlrty.iour
Of them old employees who struck, and
that he expects many more tomorrow.
The shops at Dig Springs, Baird and Fort
Worth, he says, have men engaged at work
for present wants.
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SENATOR CuLLoM went after the Admin
is,.lion with two,edRed sword when ht
draw Tie letter Of the PostmMter-G General
nyiune the faithful to prefer charges
,,,ipst Republican PostmSsters. That
,s,t of snlckersnee draws blood,
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NEw YoRk, March lO.-Rlchatd Rjngk,
master, and II. lsick, puBsr Of the steamer
Fulda, to-day alsd q libel in the United
States District Court against the owners,
at present unknown, oi seven cases and
one package Of diamonds which were Ia.
ken Of the steamer Oregon when she
sunk Of Fire Island. Tie libel states the
value Of the diamonds 10 be $2OOO00
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LA pLANonp,s STORY
OF HIS Fight with Dempsey -Hs says 1t was
Square Deal,

OL aus NlkhL Win DuWpaoy-dS says u was
Square Deal,
BosToN, March lG,-George La Blanche
has srrivedi in this city, When questioned
about how he felt "rhe Marine" said he
was all right except his face. ~ do not
feel sore about the body or limbs, but
nevertheless | will stay indoors until my
face is in better condition. l have no
fault to find with the affair. Twas treatt d
courtsously and square. When l entered d
the ring l never felt better in my liia and
was confident OF winning. Dempsey is a
good hearted fellow, but his tactics end
generalship were what beat me.
forced the fighting from the start, but
Dempsey was lightning on bis feet, and
Ia q way cautious. II | had followed his
methods We should be still in the ring.
l had to follow him about the ring, and
he was 30 nimble that he frequently got
in his blows with his wonderful left. His
blows were not terribly hard but he struck
sharp and quick, just hard enough to Cut
when he could not get away from me, and
WneneVbE CoVeEeu ne CIOSCu IN NJ bnOfl
range and olinChed me around the body
80 as 10 escape punishment. His
long reach and nimbleness aided
him in preventing my Counterinp
him. | had fair show Of winning the
battle until the tenth round when Demp'
sey struck mo foul. Just before the fight
the referee cautioned US about breaking
away and stated that neither should strike
the other unawares or without guard
When Dempsey clinChed had him Just
where could do him, but we we're order.
ed to break. Before | realized what had
happened he .atruck me, | don't think
Dempsey meant 10 hit me foul blow de.
liberately. l was still fairly strong and
Dempsey pulled painfully, the result ol
my hammering."
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oncAao, March iO,--The United States
Express Company to-day settled all out.
standing claims involved by the robbery
Of their sale on the Rock Island road and
paid over 81, 500 cash. "That Ia exactly
the amount Of money that was taken, y
said Mf. Wygett. 1.-THE jewelfy does not
amount 10 much. llA value 10 hardly
worth talking about
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CoLuNuS, o., March 1O..-The State
Sinking Fund Commission to-day opened
twenty.nins,bidS reiunding the g, 2,24O,.
900 State elk percent bonds due December
next. Albert Meter, Of Cincinnati, had
the lowest bid agreeing 10 refund The en-.
tire loan at three percent and pay $2l 80
premium for each one thousand dollar
hnhd
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Now III. plain why the Detroit heireEs
Ia, sid nay to the urgent suit Of Senator
% iooo,. Of Florida. The Senator was iDdls.
,,sef ,y enough to delude the lady with his
pdaled speeches.
y.,,vor woman In this humoF wonp
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nm raiani,nnn nnIl..

CotuNnuS, ONO, March i0,-Judse
Thurman states that II has not been de.
letmined definitely to bring The Bell tele.
phone patent suit In this city, and that
the papers will not be Gled In any court
for several days 40 they have not been
completed,
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ACKBR's BLooD ELIXIR iS the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II 10 q positive cure
for Ulcers, EfuptlohA or syphilltlC Poison.
Ing. II puIlaes the whole system, and
bAnishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee IT, Logan 4 20
and Charles Menkemellef,
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GAtvEsroN, TExAS, March i0.-A spe-
Cial from Shreveport, La, says: "a
rumor that arms were being purchased
here yesterday 10 be used against the
strikers At Marshall, Texas, and along the
line Of the Texas and Pacific road fOr the
protection oi property, created no little
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r,.p,a,ld.nt A,ihn,I, oo,all,ou.

NHw YoRE, March 8-Ex.PtssIdent
Arthur cat in bis library this evening sur.
rounded by his family and a few friends.
He assured bis callers that be expected to
be down town In few days, having been
suffering with A cold,
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ONO nIYNn nAlLnoAp.
Contracts Awarded for the EI.OuSlOa to Pt


PleASRnt.
SJ'te!a! DlLpatch 10 The Iatel!,ga,csr.
WAsIUSGroN, d. c., March 1O.4The
Committee for tho construction Of the
Ohio Valley Railroad Company met al
Senator Caudens roomsin this city to-day
to declare bids.
There were present Hon. Abram Hewitt
and Charles Pratt, OF New York, K. NJ
CLARK and ]. Pilaley, OF Philadolphia, Vice
President Thompson, OF Parkersburg, and
Senators Camden aud Fair.
The following contracts were awarded
Tor tho construction OF the eighty miles
extension from Parkersbutg to Point Pleas
ant: For construction OF section ! TO 10
to Thomas $ Steers IL Co., OF West Yir
glni2; sections II to 20, same parties sec
tons 81 to 81, to King & Dyer, OF Penn
GylYania; sections 81 to 40, to Stanley &
Co., Ohioj sections 40 to B8, to tho same
parties; sections 90 to rs, to A. B. Chan
Cellor & Co., OF PGrkersburg; section A Il
A. J, Jolly & Sons, Of Parke1sburg.
]. N. Stunn Il Co., OF Ohio, were award
cd contracts for masonry on sections II tC
20, 81 to ~ and 10 to Us.
Contracts for timber work were awarded
to Chapman and Garfield, OF New York,
and 10 Smith and Delliker, OF Parkersburg
Chancellor & Co., Of the same place
received contracts for grading. None oI
the bridges have yet been contracted for
There were O larger number OF bidders
than is usually seen on such occasions
fully 80 percent Of them being experienced
and reliable railroad contractors.
NlCe.President Thompson stated to your
correspondent tonight that the work ol
construction will commence Immediately
and be pushed forward with view "a
completion by the first Of next January.
all the rails have been purchased and the
work will 60 ahead without waiting fol
further grants Of right Of way.
The bridge to be constructed across the
Kanawha at ParkerSburg, will be 800 feel
span and one OF the finest in the country
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G,uPLAlSr Is made that the young So
.i.,, man Of New York wears his hands
3, Ii, pockets. Isn't that better than
having them in some other peoples pcck'