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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-25
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A LevOl.HeAdOd Article from Secretary
SIannlng's Newspaper.
The Albany argus, owned by Secretary
Manning, prints the following strong and
unanswerablo editorial article on the bar.
barous boycott:
1t is to be deeply regretted that the
pcrniclous doctrine Of the boycott has not
yet been expunged from the code Of labor
associations, notwithstanding the many
evidences Of public aversion to 1t. It ia
the most unreasonable Of fallacies, the
most unjuatlhablo OF methods In connoc.
ton with the CAUSE Of labor, and 1t is DIFF.
acult 10 imagine how intelligent mon can
submit to tho outrageous extremes to
which It is carried, That an individual
or m association has a perfect right to 70.
fuse to deal with an obnoxious firm may
be conceded.
That Is q personal matter. But when
an association claims the right TO Cosrce
all others into an attitude OF hostility
sgainat the objects Of IT. dislike, II is quite
another thing. The fundamental prinCi.
pies Of American institutions are violated.
The boycott Ia carried To such extremes
thGt IN some instances the original often.
tler Ia Loaf Bipht OF, and the fury Of organ.
iysd labor Il directed against a person or
Arm who ia innocent OF all knowledge Of
ihe csnge OF The trouble, but happens 70
have dealt In boyCotted goods, Suppose
4 man has a quarrel with another and re-.
inssa In hold ANY converse or contnunica.
lion with him, That IL bis business and
mo ono will question his privilege, II the
sSprieyCd man, however, notifies his
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The "who Dads" Ashin g club Is back
from Ito trip. ItCaptured $50 squirrels.
James II. Van Pelt has q sun'aower
measuring sixteen inches across at the
base Of the flowers.
Bud Whiting leaves for Cleveland this
morning to accept a position as coachman
for Oscar Townsend.
Rev. Mr.. Winter has been assigned to
bridgeport for another year, and will
preach Sunday 90 usual.
Mrs. Henry Glaes, Of Rtnsville, while
gathering grapes Thursday afternoon,
slipped and fell, breaking limb.
Burglars attempted to forcC an entrance
into The residence OF Charles Rhodes
Thursday night, but wore frightened OIL
General McCrea, Superintendent
Thomas, William Baldwin and R. F,
Smith, officials OF tho O. & p, camo down
on a special Thursday evening,
Mrs, Isaac Aakew, aged about 70,
mother Of Mrs. Alexander, iell Thursday
evening, breaking her hip, and otherwise
iniurinp herself. She was all ready to
leave for her home in Kansas City, but
will now be elayed for some time.
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Committees Of printers aud others have
gone 10 subscribers OF the INTELLIoENCER.
| Regisler and PolksblaA and demanded that
they cease taking their paper. II thesub'
scrlber expressed an unwillingness to do
40, they have threatened him with the
ruin Of his business. Similar committees,
tho names Of whose members are known,
and are on record in this office Tor future
reference, have called ON business men
who advertise in the dailies, and ordered
them to withdraw their advertisements,
under pain OF the boycott. II these com
mittees are refused, they leave with
threats against the business oil the man
who entertGins q preference to manage
his own affairs.
These men say they have mot done their
worst. They outline q Wholesale boycott
to include in its scope the subacribers, the
advertisers, and ali the other patrons. oil
tho three paperH named, and also all who
patronize these patrons. The daily organ
Of the boyCotters says also that "the time
IL approaching when candidates Tor nll'
nicipal, county andistate Offices will have
IN make thelr POSITIONS known upon the
issue Of rat labor in the Ohio Valley."b
.Thls wholesale scheme Of intimidation
and wreck, this aTaying Of the whole
community in classes one against another,
has only begun. And all this 10 designed
to iuiure and intimidate employers who
refused demand which the men making
It have in more than one case, both before
and after they quit work, admitted to be
unjust.
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Murray and Murphy.

The sale OF reserved seats for the en-
gagement OF Murray and Murphy, the
Irish comedians, at the Opera House next
Monday night in "our Irish Visitors u
will commence at Banners this morning.
The Buffalo Times says: The play is full
OF fun, and the audience was kept in q
state Of good humor. Thos. D, Murray, aa
bogus lord, was very COED and funny,
while Mark Murphy, as the alderman
did his share toward entertaining the
people. The visitors TO the farm End
many chances to amuse, and the incl.
dents, songs and situations came In rapid
succession. Taking in the circus 10 par.
ticularly good, and the picnic part Is well
calculated to please.
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A PLEASANT OCCASION.


The Reception of tho Hoard of Directors of
tho Y. N. G. a.
Seldom has a gathering baon moro thor.
oughly enjoyed at the Yonug Men'a
Christian Association Building than the
special reception to the members held last
night. The reception was given by the
Board OF Directors, and thore was an In
spiratlon in the fact that a large repre-.
sentation oil the Associations working
force was III attendance. The exercises
were opened with singing and prayer,
after which the object Of the gathering
was briefly stated by General Secretary
Lynch, who presided. The chairmen Of
the various committees reported Their
plans for tho winter and several topics
were then discussed. Under the head
OF elias the Association Been Of Any
Practical Benefit to Young Men," earnest
words Of testimony were given by pastors
who strongly endorsed the work Of the
association, and by young men who had
received personal benefit, The topic:
"How can the Association be made more
Helpful to Young Menu" was introduced
and some important and timely sugges.
tons were advanced. All iormality was
avoided and everything conspired to make
the evening pleasant. The addresses
were earnest and pointed and the social
intercourse, consultation aud refreshments
were much enjoyed.
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LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City,

MRtt0ra of BIlnor ATomont In and AbOut
Inc CIV.
TIE Rtna milD broke n bar mill rough.
inc roll Yesterday.
o.. - -. i,.ou,o ,,,., ,,,,,.d ,..to,-
Oss alita ~ M ISsuss was iS'usu y0s'e''
uay 4uu Un' 0n Auu'suaN 80
THE Whesling and steubsayllle pass
t ~ SttDa n pay Ssaln on 'ne 4'AnN
'nls A y,
w, W, MORROW, Of Hancock county,
who lost his watch on Thursday, recover
cred y yesterday, friend having taken "
Tor JOKE.
A TELEGRAM was received in this city
yesterday from White sulphur springs,
saying that kTamers orchestra mad lelI
there LOT Wheehng'
McOoRMIcE, OF WellsburH, the man
who beat up one OF the old soldiers Thurs.
day, was tined S and costs in Police court
yesterday. Officer Deku dressed the
wounds Of McCoTmiCk's victim, who was
Q Moundsville man named Price,
THR suit Of Thornburg vs., the Elm
Grove railroad company 10 recover $500
damages, was tried In the Circuit Court
yesterday, and the jury returned q verdict
In favor Of the railroad company.
TaR big tent purchased by company Of
Wheelino men from Portsmouth peonle,
for use al the Army Of West Virginia re.
union next year, arrived in the city yes
terday on the Ohio River Railroad, which
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Plensnnt RocertIon.

Thursday evening Misses Rose and
Mollls Hadlick gave very nice little re.
ceptlon to several Of their friends at their
home on Market street, in honor Of Mr..
Dick MCGEE who left yesterday morning
for Romnoy college. Among those pres.
emit were Misses d. Wagner, Jennie silvey,
Mary Mathewc, Miss Hsnkey, Sincey
Pinler, Messrs. John Miles, viii Nesbitt,
George Teater, Tom Carnahan, David
Nesbitt, Max. Milligan, Jack Harper,
Albert Hadliok and several other ladies
and gentlemen. There was music and 70.
freshments and the evening was very
pleasantly passed.
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The school boys have organized a foot
ball club and are hard at work now.
The funeral OF George Davis came of
yesterday afternoon, the X, Of L. and g.
A. R. uniting to bury him.
William Linn remalnsin about The same
condition, with slight hopes Of his recov-
cry. Some Of his friends are getting up a
purse for hia benefit.
Rev. Z. D. HoIz was able to attend
conference, much to the surprise Of his
friends. He has been returned to this
station for another year. Rev. ]. s. Sc
crest will preach for Rev. Mr.. Holtz Sun
day morning.
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We sell tho best $l,25 Boys Fine Shoes
in the city.


Ladies' in want OF a good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., who
are the sole agentg for the celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines fol
this city and State. Their reputation fol
square dealing Is guarantee that persons
purchasing q machine Of them will gel
the very best In the market.
They have also the exclusive sale for the
"Callgraph" type writer, the most perfect
and rapid writer made. Business and pro.
iessional men should remember this. A
call Is solicited before purUha6lng else.
wherei their place Of business is No. 81
Twelfth street,
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A rlne prnmnlIc porformnneo.


Next Wednesday and Thursday even
inRs, September 20 aud 80, Mr.. Robert
Downing will appear at the Opera House
In Dr. Birds great drama, "spartaCus, the
Gladiator" made famous by Forrest and
Mccullough. Mr.. Downing's manager,
Mr.. Joseph II. Mack, paid the MCCul.
Tough estate 5000 for the right To present
the drama. The compAny. carries its own
scenery, which is artistic and faithful 10
the historic scene aud age Of the drama.
The costumes are also accurate, and the
presentation Ia o faithful picture oil the
timos Of the Gladlstors. The company ID
q strong one. Muldoon, the wrestler, ap.
pearB Id the combat scene.
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A Council Of the National Union was
formed on the Island last evening by +.
II OraSo, a member Of tho national body
or Senate. A temporary organization was
formed by ClCCtlng II, T. MCGregor, Pres.
identj Major j, NJ. Lee, Secretary and
viii Irvine, Financial Secretary, Forty.
eight Names were enrolled and many more
will Join. twas decided 10 hold the next
meeting on Thursday night Of next week,
at which time tho charter will DO closed
and all who wish to onier as charter mem.
befs will report either III person or BY
proxy. All who have not already done
20 should DO examined In tho meantime,
In order that they may participate In tho
election Of permanent officers. Dr. y. l..
Jenson ia the medical examiner. The
Council bids fair TO DO one oil the largest in
the city.
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Any person who has been, or may be
approached by persons who attempt in
any way to iuiuriously affect the business
of Frew, Campbell & Hart, will confer {
favor and contribute to the cause o
justice ii they will send the names Of the
men who so approach them to the In
TELLIdRSCRR Office,
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Cincinnati and Return 50, by tho Pau
lInnLln IinmIn-
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A Gard III Thanks,
: At IA lnlSlIfnS,,asR

sn:-The ladies' composing the Com
mlttee on Entertainment Of Soldiers al
the late reunion, desire through the col.
umns OF your paper to return their thanks
to Mr.. George L. burst for tho supply oil
delicious Ice cream furnished for theil
benefit; also To MeSsru. ]. r, Waterman,
l.. 7. Busbey and other gentlemen CON
nected with tho entertainment, for the
courteous and gentlemanly treatment re-
ceiyed OF their hands.
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Tho Association Elects Directors.

At meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Wheeling Base Ball Association, called at
the Howell House last night, the follow.
ing Board OF Directors was selected to
serve for the ensuing year: F. P. Jepson,
Alex. Mitchell, o. sseley, +. O. Robinson,
G. ]. Caddle, l.. s. Delaplaine, IT,, John
Wright, Ohas. Copp and W. T. English.
The Board OF Directors will meet at the
Howell House next Tuesday evening at
s o'clock to elect officers.
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The 0silyer Spur" Company had an.
other large audience q lhe Grand Opera
House last night. This afternoon. the
grand matinee lor the ladies will be held,
and from the rush for seats, we predict
an immense audience, a. the price will be
only % cents TO oil parts Of the house.
This evening will be the last appearance
Of this famous company 10 the city, when
the Grand will no doubt be crowded 10
Overlooking.
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Tho Meeting Of the woman's Home
Mission Society Of the pteSbytery Of
Washington which Is TO be held In the
First Presbyterian church Of this city,
next Thursday, promises to be one Of I'm.
usual lnterest, aud II 10 expected that the
attendance will DO quite ltfge. WedneB.
day evening q general meeting 10 10 DO
held, 10 whlct.the public 70 cordially In.
ylled. II will 10 addressed by several
gentlemen Of prominence In the work,
among them one ottwo tom abroad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-25
WHEELING RED MEN.
DULLDozEHs AND BIAcKNIAIIERs
Attempting to Wreck the Business Of Three
Established Firms by Criminal Con-
splrRey-Thelr Plans and the Results
They Now Seek to Accomplish.

The printers who Last week threw up
their positions on the daily papers OF this
city, thought that by so doing they would
so seriously smbaIrasa the proprietorsthat
they would be Compellsdto grsnttheir de-
mRndior an increase otwages,I ust oruniust,
Having failed to accomplish their end in
that way, they have resorted to boycots
,upon the morning dRilies and the gOiki'
JiaN, The propEietors OF the Nsws Letter
having started q daily issue to furnish the
idle printers vehicle Tor abuse Of the
other papers, the very printers who re-
fused to set BREWER type onthe morning
papers for 50 cents thousand are now
setting long primer type on the afternoon
paper Ut that price:
ANY honest printer will admit that
there Is Copper cent dillereucein the two
sizes Of type, In favor OF BREWER.
In spite OF this taCit admission OF the
unisirness Of their demand, the printers
have in common with those inlriguerI
who manage to live off Of the dissetlstac'
ton they create, and whose selfish designs
have brought the printers into their pres
: emit position, attempted to ruin the bust
ness Of the dailies, and to build up clasl
organ on the ruins, by the method
which made the Red Men Of West Viz
ginia q reproach to the civilization Of thu
State. Intimidation, threats and false
. hood are resOrted to to induce patrons o
the established newspapers TO Withdraw
their patronage, and the daily orgat
boldly prints such insinuating paragraph
as tho following, which Is plainly mean
to influence business men to violate con
tracts; SO ~
"a man may have contracts with tb
morning papers for subscription and ad
yertisiug, but he is doing the Gauss Q
labor no good nor is he convincing tn
publiC othi desire for the patronage c
laboriug people by continuing to take tn
ret dailies or allowing his advertisement
10 daily appear in them"
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this demand. 1t will bs seen that In
cities Of from 5000 to 100000 population
the ruling price averages lower than here
ONLY At Indianapolis and Columbus, hsV
ing 100000 aud 10000 population re-
speetiyely, is 50 cents paid, At Dayton
Toledo and Reading, Pa, much large
towns, the price is materially lower. Thu
letters are worthy Of 8 careful ant
thoughtful perusal.
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rrAonEns, MrErlNG YESTERDAY

The First Under Superintendent Anderson'l
Now Plan.
Yesterday afternoon, a meeting of the
teachers Of the @ and D divisions OF tho
public schools was held In the grammar
room Of Centre school. City Superintendent
Anderson proposes TO conduct these meet
ings hereafter after the plan Of institute
work. One principal will be detailed Ia
assist at every meeting and classes from
the different rooms will be taught in the
presence Of teachers.
It isthought that this plan make these
teachers meetings much more interesting
and instructive than they have been In
the past. Mr.. Anderson Is keenly alive to
the Importance Of having ps able corps
OF teachers as possible, and will do all in
his power To make the meetings popular.
II the teachers cooperate with him bene'
fetal results are sure 10 follow.
At yesterdays meeting explanatory re-
marks were made by Superintendent An.
derson, who also conducted chart and
reading Lesson. Mira Harper, the principal
Of Washington school, read q paper on the
subject OF reading and the method OF
teaching II, and conducted class In that
study.
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Funeral Of John Emery.

The funeral OF John Emery, the engin
eer at the Top mill who was killed by the
explosion Of a boiler on Wednesday, tool
place yesterday from his late residence or
North Main street. Wheeling Lodge No
0, l. o. O, f., attended in body, accom-
panied by several members Of sister
lodges, the turnout Of the society beinl
unusually large. A large number Of
members OF the G. A. R. post, and other
old soldiers, q number Of them visitor
from abroad, also attended the funeral,
headed by o drum corps.
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4 pAD Aoo1bESF.'
4 Man Falls From u Roof and Breaks Both
Arms md ono Log.

4 Man Falls From n Roof and breaks Bott
Arms and ono Leg.
Yesterday afternoon, David Tappan, Of
this city, lineman in the employ Of the
Central District Printing md Telephone
Company, while engaged in repairing and
replacing wires on the roof Of the Elson
glass works at Martins Ferry, lost his bal,
ance and rolled down and off the roof 10
the ground below, q dis ance OF nearly
forty feet, This accident resulted In both
arms and one leg being broken.
DR.. Blackiofd attended him and was
able 10 30 tx him up that last evening II
was possible 10 remove him 10 q bed that
had been Gxed up In q wagon and bring
him 10 this city, where he was leitat bic
home. In spite oil tho terrible fall, shock
and broken limbs. he was resting easily
last night and was In a much more cheer.
fol condition than II was supposed man
In his condition could be.
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oprIcr OF TIE Express,

TRRRR HAUTE, IND, August q, 1886, I
DEAR SlR:-Your favor Of the 18th Is a.
hand, and contents noted. The ErpresS is
the only union Office in this cltyi pays 50
cents on morning paper, and % on itH
evening paper, The foreman Of the news
room gets Sl7 per week. Ads set by assist
ant foreman who gets SIS per week. Fore.
man Of Job office Is paid STA per week, and
lob hands So. Standing Tina 80 cents
Der hour. 1erre HRute has 5000 inhS,
bitants, Trusting this information will
DO satisfactory, am
Yours truly,
GEO. NJ, ALLEN.
Proprietor,
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Population Of Dayton, 5O,OOO'l
OFFICE or THE HERALD

READING, Pa Aug. q, 1885, ]
DEAR sIR;-The price Of composition
maid on morning papers hero Is 80 cents
Der 1000 ems. Foreman Of news room
sll to SIS per week, Standing tune 80
cents per hour, although not usually In,
sisted upon, The Herald glves its ads out
with other matter. Population Of Read
Ing at present between 5000 and 8O'OOO'
Proprietor.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,
The hull Of the old Potomac, bottom
sid up, Is now visible above water at Hart
ford City,
The General Dawes is at Point Pleasant
waiting her turn to 20 on the docks with
damaged hull.
Tho steamer, Lizzie Bay, has taken the
place OF the louise, between Huntington
and Portsmouth during low water.
Tho steamer Return Is on the docks,
There Is some talk Of replacing her next
season with an improved boat; such a
one was badly needed last season.
Tho w. N. Chancellor Is having new
engines placed in her at Point Pleasant.
A new wheel, eighteen inches larger In
diameter than the old one is being built
for her.
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Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.
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Grand Concert by the Opera House Or.
chestra at the Park tomorrow afternoon

Pun Handle Excursion to Cincinnati, 81.
Saturday, september 20, the r.. 9. & st.
J.. railway will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnati ut the ratio named above, which
will include admission to the exposition.
Tickets good for return passage five days.
Tickets now on sale at Pan Handle ticket
Office. Trains leave Ut 1870 A. NJ. and $40
I. NJ, city timO.
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n.Ao. i,,nnt,lnn 10 rlnrlnnnll,

Saturday, September %, the d, & o..
will sell excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati
and tetutn for s., tickets good returning
five days from date oil sale. No change
Of cars via this line. For Bleeping car
accommodations, etc., call on agents OIL
the B, 4 u,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of suitings, OyerCOatings
and pnntalOOnlngs. Also full line of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SultlngS Specially. 49, .,,.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY AND SUNDAY |
COURIER, EVANSVILLE, lNDr Aug, go !
The Register, Wheeling, W. Va.
DEAR SIR:-In reply yours Of the 2GsE
inst. We pay 80 cents per 1000 ems on
morning papers here; We pay our lore
man f2O q week, but he has no assistant
He Gallo one Of the compositions when he
needs help, and we pay 10 ceuts per houl
for such assistance when needed, which Il
very seldom. Ads Of Ave inches or ovel
arc set in tho Job room, and ads coming In
after Q O'Clock arc set by piece in the
news room. Job hands $l2 per week,
Standing time 80 cents per hour. Popu
lation about 10000. Our men arc al
union mon, and ours is union office. We
have had several disputes with the men
during the last year, but in every case We
referred to arbitration or the InteInationa!
Union, aud every cage the International
decided in our favor. Our last racket was
a demand by the men that We
employ an assistant foreman
AT $3.50 per week, although
The foreman did not want him. The
International decided in our favor Plate
matter they tried to shut out, and we beat
them on that. They tried to raise the
price OF composition to 35 cents, submit
ed TO arbitration, and then, because 1t was
against them, went back on II. The In
ternational Union ordered them back 70
work, telling them they were wrong. We
lind The International very fair, but oal
men very unfair. Toe tramp aud drunk
on element causes all the trouble.
Respectfully
JOHN s. REILLY,
Manager.
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COVERED win soIIEs.

Ihaye been anilcted since last March WV e.
SKIN disease The Gloci0rS called Eczema w E ~
wa covered with Acabs and sores hhd w
aud burning were almost beAmble. tg,T an.
CuLcuA ReinUdtA 40 highly recommends, md
cluded 10 give them trial, uing the in,g,s,I
CuLlcufA BOap externally and fesONgh lss,.tiilig
for four months call myself Cucl, !" b-"'
''' "'''' MRs. CLARA a. FREDEl'VA'