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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-22
THE WARNING WORDS
OF GENERAL MASTER WORKMAN
Powdsrly of the knights of fLAbor-Hs Ad.
ylses the Members to Keep out Of PolI-
tics, and Refrain from Exhibitions of
sympathy with the Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Dec, 2l,-An important seCrel
cIrCular has been received by District AS
ssmbllea "a and 81 Of Knights Of Labor oI
this city from General Master Workman
Powderly concerning the iSCtiOnal quar-
rels which have existed in the orgsniza'
tion for sometime. The circular touches
upon several matters, but the most Inn
portant are the political questions and the
action Of the knights Of Labor in reference
to the condemned Anarchists, When the
order Is promulgated, it Is claimed that
the conservative element Of the organiza-
tion will be pleased with Mr., Powderly's
commands while they will greatly dis
please the radical wing.
Mr.. PoWderly has ordered the Master
Workmen OF District Assemblies "a and 81
not to allow any money to bs collected for
the condemned Anarchists and instruCts
that II any funds have heretofore been
collected such monies are to be returned
to the Assemblies and peraons who con-
tributed the same. The General Master
Workman's action 1t Is contended settles
forever the question Of the relation Of the
Knights Of Labor and the condemned
Anarchists. II also explains why in the
Joint meeting OF these District Assemblies
on last Sunday that the sympathy matter
was not brought up, when the meeting
was for that special purpose.
The matter was expected to come be-
fore q meeting held tonight by
District Assembly No, 81. Alter the
meeting the members were extremely
retiCent, but vaguely limited that the sub.
jeCt had not been considered, and init.
mated that the alleged order was a
canard. Neither of these ideas find much
CrelenOe.
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DR., MoGlynr sllopced,

New YoRK, Dec. Ala priest who has
long known DR.. MCGlynn intimately said
last evening: "The Rev. DR.. McGlynn has
not celebrated mass since he was suspend
ed from his functions by summons to
Rome. All statements that he has said
maas SINCE that time are mistakes. The
misstatel1Ont 10 probably caused by mis-
taxing Father LaIghrsn' for Father Nc,
Glynn. Neither has pr. McGlynn been
within tho Gltsr rail during SERVICE. The
sumtLens to RomG Of itself suspended pr
McGlynn, and hO will say no mass, high OF
low, until hD goes to Rome. He will 90 to
Rome like the good prieDt that he ig, and
he will submit to the decision there hand.
ed down. He will arrange his affairs in
the parish as soon as he can, but he must
20, foy oven II Archbishop CorrigSn wish.
sdto lot tiim deliberate mass permission
could not be given"
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ClSclSNArl, Dec. 9l.-The Land Labor
Club, having DECLINED an inyitation to
attend the Labor Convention, called to
meet here February 29, on the ground
that that convention 10 10 be made up Of
other than labor men, such as eI.soldleEs
and temperance organizations, there is q
division Of opinion among the promoters
Of the convention whether II is better TO
hold the convention without the club or
change the plan 30 II can attend.
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I.epalr " Government uuiIdInE''

Special Dispa.ch The ImtltgcIetF.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9l.-0n the recon-
nendstiOn OF Julius Q. Holmes, supeplp'
teudent Of Repairs Of Public Buildings and
Grounds the Supervising architect has
ordered certain improvements u be pade
on the Parkersburg Government building.
The cost OF the improvement will amount
TO about $1,000. Of this sum about $500
will be applied toward placing IN elevator
in the building.
About $1,000 worth oirepairs will also
be made on the Custom House al Wheel
Ing. Tho painting OF the wood work and
reiurnishing Of the office Of the Deputy
Collector OF Internal Revenue will com.
prize the principal itenls Of cost.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 4l.-4lssr the
reading Of the journal, the Speaker called
attention Of the House to the vote on the
question Of adjournment yesterday even
log. As the result was handed to the
Chair, tho vote stood, yeas 1874, nays 12l,
and thsreupon the Speaker had declared
the House adjourned. An examination
showed that the vote really was, yeas l2l,
nays 1877. The error had occurred by rea:
son Of tho great Coniusion existing In the
hall during the roll call.
MF, Reed, Of Maine-Then wO are still
In session.
Mr.. Townshend, o. Illinois, Contended
that as the House had refused To adjourn,
the Legislative day Of Monday must now
be continued.
The Speaker-The Chair thinks the
House did adjourn. Laughter.
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BFutes, the bEutes arc not your wrougcrs, burnt Al
midnight, found at nOlu,
Twisted hard In mortal agony with their Offspring
born, unborn,
cllnging % the Silent mother, aFo we dsvllS1
sWsetst FaPsll Of ASSIST would that he were
lie that In bis Catholic holiness used to call the
Sisters, brothers, and the beasts whose pains are
hardly less than oun,
Chaos, Cosmos chHos, who can tell how alvin
Read the wIda, worlds annals, you, and take that
wisdom for your hisnd
Hope the BEST but hold the present, fatal daughter
OF the paAgl
shape your heart to front the hour, but dream
not that the h>us will be lost.
Aye, ! dynamite and rcyolVes leave you courage
When was age 50 GnmRed with menace, madness
written, spoken llesS
Envy ,wean the most OI lOyOi and laughing sober
Cries . weakest 4 TO strongest; ayes are equals
equal born"
EQuAl, ,So 6oFPI ~ Dyes II yOHdOF hill be level With
Charm US orator, I'LL the lion look no larger than
TIL the cat, through that mirage OF OyerhGAted
language, loom,
Larger than the lion, Demos end In working It's
own doom,
Russia bursts an Indian barrier. Shall We fight
herr shall we yleldi
Pause before you sound the trumpelS; hear the
voices from tho field,
Those three hundred millions, under one imperial
sCeptte now,
Shall we hold themH Shall we loose thVmH Take
the suffrage OF the plowsH
Plowman, shepherds have found and, more than
one, aud still could lnd,
Sons OF God aud kiIgS Of men, utter nOblGneSs Of
mind.
Truthful, truthful looking upward To the prsc
tlSed huEtlngs liar,
So the higher wicldi the lower, while the lower Is
the higher.
Here G1S thSTS 9So cO'terG babe Is royal barn by
Here aud iIgES my lord Is lower than his oxen or
His swine.
ChaosI Cosmos! ChOoS once again tho sIckenIug
game,
Freedom free to stay herself, and dying while they
shout her name.
Stop by step we gained q freedom known 10
Europe, known TO ALI
Step by 1t p we FvIc to greatness; through the
tOngueiter We may fall.
You that Voc Voc the muses. tell them "Old experience
Teach your flAtbRct kings that only those who
cannot read eau rule,
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~Ts~T|@79F-
ANOTHER CANDIDATE
For Speaker of the West yirGl4IR House Of
Delegates.


For Speaker of the West yiTgl4iR House OF
Delegates,
Special Dispatch to TIE Inte!ltGaeer.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Auother
candidate for Speaker Of the West vlr'
glnia Legislature Is announced here by
his ffiondR. The arpirant Is Captain
Ohipley, Of the Hardy and Grant delegate
district. 1t is claimed Tor him that he ia
ono OF the best psrliamentarlans ip the
State, and in every other way well htted
to be ali acceptable presiding officer.
Captain Ohipley represents Gu antl Gam
den constituency, but is not pledged foE OF
against any man In the Senatorial contest.
he announces his position thus: II am a
Democrat and will abide by the decision
OF the mSjority Of my party In caucus"
Col. George sargeRut DECLINED tho posi-
ton rendered him Rt tie Government
Printing Office, and is still canyasslng his
claims for position 10 the Legislature.
He would rather be dOorkeeper at the
House OF the Lawmakers In Charleston
than dwOller in the tents OF the Admin.
istTatlon at Washington.
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Murderer Arrested.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 9l.-Col. Deitsch
Chief Of Police, to-day discovered Richard
shlnnlck in the Cincinnati workhouse,
where he had been placed two months
ago for disorderly conduct. A dispatch
had been sent Col. DeitsCh to arrest Shin
nick for q murder which ShinniOk's wife,
on her death bed at Richmond, Va, Baid
he had committed there last fall. Shin.
nick will be held for the Richmond au-
thoritieg.
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NOTE WARNING.
South Carolina Legislature to Prevent n
Eroea Organizing US KnlgltH,

South CRrOllna Legislature to Prevent Ne1
Eroes organizing Us Knight.
New YoRE, Dec. 2l,-A Charleston, 8,
O., special to tho World says; The bill now
before the Legislature TO prevent the or
ganization OF coIorsd lsborers in sgriCul-
iursl psrtions into Knights OF Labor is
caualng great esm metlan auous lo4GOTg
Of the colored people OF the State. Rev.
]. WoHerd White, one Of the most intali.
gent colored preachers oil the State, has
Issued an address in which he says the
bill has for It's aim the grinding down aud
drying 10 the wall Of the negro laborer.
In closing bio a4dree1 Mr.. White says I:
From the standpoint oi equity, consider
Ing the circumstances surrounding all
la6orers, tbe negro Is the most exCpsahle
in forming organizations Oh 9 legal kind
10 better bis condition, DO the white
people imagine that by threats they can
keep away from the negroes agents or or.
ganizsrs, and in this way by force keep
them In this state, or prevent them being
organized for mutual proteCtionP II so
they feckeR v;thcyt their host. The
great drawback TO Tie negso lles la The
TACT OF their being too easily Satisfied.
The shyloCks Of this State to-day are
fatmers who want the crops made aud
gathered without paying a reasonable
price for labor. They can reduce wSgeG
10 the lowest point, and II they are asked
for iqgtice, II Is refused, and when the
negtoes Organise tor mutual pro.
tectiol this Is 70 be pronounced
Illegal and who dares 10 resist II will be in.
carcetatsd Ia prison. South Carolina,
your glorious 1sg trails In the dust. II
the white people desire Contented pop.
ulalion OF laborers let them give The
negroes fair treatment. They will have
no desire to go away; no allurement can
ohSrp them away. The truth is the treat
H4Snt tbs negro lahorerg are receiying has
brought them Into abject poverty. No
change Of condition or country can bring
them 70 . moral condition, hence they are
largely persuaded away by the seductive
promise Of immigration agsnts, Should
the bill now pending become q law there
will be Wholesale immigration from the
State. There is a class Of men that get
nearer the hearts and sympathies Of the
IegrpeS thaF any other. Hitherto the
influence oi this CLASS has been used to
keep them here and 'h6petor kelter things
and times. When the negro pr6sblots bi
the gospel say to their flock, arise aud lot
Us 20, there will be waiing in South
Carolina, "Rachels weeping for their
children and refusing to be Comforted."
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NEw YORK, Dec. 2l.-Mr. Thorndike
Nouue has arrived in this city after spend.
Ing many months in Europe vainly search
Ing Tor some explanation ot the disappear.
anco Of his brother, Frederick Il. NourSe,
Treasurer Of the Oregon Navigation Com,
psny. The latter gentleman left a Lon.
don hotUl March 8 !, supposedly Tor Liver.
pool 10 take q steamer Tor New York. He
was never heard from afterwards, but hid
brother has learned that he left the rail-,
way at (lf0ivs station with q stranger.
The family have given up oil hope In the
matter. hif. Noufss complains, Of care.
leSsnOas in England regarding identified.
ton Of bodies oI unknown dead.
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The I'LL discussed In the sOnAto-NO ACtit
TnLBu,

\
TahBp,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec, 2l,-Iu the
Senate to-day Mr. Cullon called up the
conference report on the Interstate Conn
merce bill. lie said thathe did so for the
purpose Of giving the Senator from Iowa
tMf. Wilson, an opportunity Of making
Sone remarks upon the bill after which,
lin accordance with suggestions Of many
Senators on both sides "a TO the imprAc.
ticNbIlity Of action on II before the holi.
dSysj he would lot the bill 20 over Until
after the holidays. He announced, how
aver, that when the Senate resumed ilB
aeSsipnB lie would again call up the con.
lerenCe report and insist Upon iLs Consids
GRAFTON from day 10 day until disposed Of.
Mt. Wilson then addressed the Senate
at length In favor oi the adoption o. the
report, lie represented the railroad
system oi the country a. having steadily
and unreAsonAbly refused 10 feposnIE,
the blmpleat business demand, and -
having worked out lines Of action ior
itselt which had excited the resentment
Of almost every interest which II had been
created 10 serve. II had made Itself On
inlsfmeddler In every department Of
business Il had refused 10 admit that II
had been created 10 serve the proper put.
poees and inlBrOsla oi society, and Il had
assumed 10 control and direct those In.
terests.
ThO managers oi the transportation sys,
TEN while admitting gteAt delOcts 10 had
reSolutely opposed all eaofia ol the stalI
and National governments 10 project aud
establish reforms,
MI Cam len said that he regarded tht
bill 10 4 wise aud conservative measure
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A NATION OF sPITrERs.
A Committee Report That Raises the Ire o
RuStAGS Gibson,

WASHINGTON, D, O., Dec, 2l.-In the
House to-day, Mr., O'Donnell, Of Mich
igan, from the Committee on Ventilation
and Acoustics, reported resolution d.
recting the daily cleansing Of the veutila'
ting pipes leading to the hall Of the
House. In its report the committee says:
"The great American habit ot expeCtorA-
ting is fully exsmplihed on the part Of
members Of this branch Of the law.mAklng
department Of the government, and your
committee reluctantly, mourniully, but
firmly contesaes itself unable 10 advise
measures which will put an end to this
Teprehensible praCtlCe-a practice that
lowers the dignity Of this august assem-.
blage and imper!ls the health and well
being OF the servants Of the republic,
Attention is directed to the fact that
there are in this chamber 2l8 nickelplated
cuspadores furnished by the muui-
tlcencs OF the Nation with the sole
design Of being employed for the purposes
for which they are provided, but, Tor some
reason unknown to your Committee, they
are ignored, and the psriorRtIons In the
brass yentllGtors are employed as the ro'
ceptacles OF expectoratioA,
Mr.. Gibson, OF West Virginia, criticised
the Committee for rejecting on the habits
and manners and dec nCy Of the members
OF the House, He suggested that the res
olution should be referred TO the Commit
tee on Civil Service Reform, which was
engaged In cleaning the departments Of
the government. The resolution was
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A Slick RoDbery.

MlLwAvKEE, WIS, Dec. 2l.-A bold rob-
berry was committed at the First National
bank in this pity at noon to-day. +. g.
IIigelow, the cashier, waS engaged in sign.
iug o new issue Of IS notes. When about
half through with q So, 600 lot, he went to
dinner leaving the notes on bis desk. On
his return he disCoyered the money had
been stolen by some unknown person who
unlocked the door Of his room. Two sus.
plCious persons were seen In the vicinity
OF the bank this morning.
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sliAnp's PLEA,
uO Want. Change Of Venue to 4St 2 Fall
Trial.

nv "hus ShhHbv " FNhAV ~ wv n s "A
Trial.
NEW Y0Rs, Dec. 2l.-Jacob Sharp has
decided that, under the circumstances, he
wants change Of venue. lie seryed NOS
tlce yesterday through bis attorney, Al.
bert B. stickney, upon the District AttOr-
ney that he would make application to the
sapreme Court on the Gath Of this month
tor the removal Of his trial to another
county, on the ground that in the present
state Of public opinion in New York City
he cannot get q fair and impartial tsisl
here. His affidavit sets forth that there
are twenty.one indictments against him
for bribing Aldermen 10 vote for tho
Broadway Surface road. He says!
~ am nearly 70 years Of age. have
lived In the city OF New York upward Of
fity ysSTg. ! have been actively engaged
In promoting st,0ot railroads. The Broad
way Railroad has been Rna iS to.day wide
" and commonly known az .slarD's
Railroad. The opposition 10 enterpfibeS
with which have been connected has in
part been an opposition personal to me,
and affected by hostility, more or less un-
fair to me personally. 1t has been COM
mon for such opposition to describe me
yulgarly ss Jake Sharp, and the enter
prlaeg in which I Iayp been supposed to
be interested as Jake Sharpe enterprises
II Ia, therefore, as believe, impossible, u
| be- tried 10 the city Of NeW York, that
all OF the vast and widespread opposition
to the construction Of street railroad on
Broadway should not be direct pgslnst
me-"
Mrs Sharp winds up by presenting
local collection of extracts from the daily
newspapers Of tho city which have at
tracted public sentiment against him. He
has been collecting back numbers and hss
madO eiEty.nine selections. ueadds that
the jury in the frst trial Of McQuade dis
Sgreed and were 0engured by the preEg,
whereas the jury which has Just csn:
vlCtcd has been praised for ita conduct.
The hearing will be before Judge Barrett
on Friday.
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pIl,nln HnnL an.,,snd..

MlSSs4roLlu, M!sS., Dec. sl,-The pri.
ystp banking house Of V. G. HouSh 4
Go. suspended payment this morning
The liabilities are not yet known. The
cause OF tho failure Is said to be the
necessity Of carrying the paper OF jackson
& Collins, owners Of the Puritan iron
mines, on which be was endorser 10 the
ertonf Of 100000 or 100000. The banE
Itself is said TO be solvent and Housh
himself Is worth at least $4,000. II Ia
believed he will be able to pay In full.
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Of meeting OIL
Thursday, December .3, 1880,
,,,,,ep the hourI Of aud O'Clock y. m,, to
'oI.ct % candidates for the oHics OF City Sergeant
Clsrt and WhaflnAstUr, to bo voted for At the
general election to be held on the fourth Thun'
day in January, lss7
fh, BepubIican candidate for Mayor Will be
,ouInated by Il convention composed Of lhFee
Soi-mtrs frln each ward, to be chosen by laid
primary Election. This Convention VIII meet ~ ~
Ecx civ building, OH Wednesday December W
atSocOck, n ..,,.. ,,o,,
The Mayors Convention will also select new
0ty Executive Committee ..-..,
The Judgaoi the Primary Election arc instructed
4oS No, that none lut Republicans orMch persons
a, ,pl,dg, thcn,elye. " the support Of the ticket
be allowed tOyoIe, -...,...,..
Return, OF the election will be made 10 the com
mlttge at the Ulty Clerks Ollice' On the niSn'o
electlon
The committee feel that they cannot TOO strongly
u,,, upoa their fclIow'RepublirAn the wisdom oi
,"elre an active part In thGepFlnary movements
,S,ousl which The Republican party selects The
'aon for whom 1t will a,k the public support Inc
n',y @ enunot tier show Its vitality than BY DIS
rInyIns 1t, deep interest in the e.tcoa Of ss can'
dldlle, for public service
M order Of the CITY Executive Committee
JullS FRgw, Chairman,
Wl,,iing. II, Ia, December II, 1856
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Wanted % Lynch IIlrn.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2l.-A special from
Eaton, o., says: William MuSsell, the
murderer, arrived there shopt noon and
created tho widest excitement. The oli,
GERS got him quickly into carriage and
drove rapidly to the jail, but found there
crowd Of 500 men, yelling "kill him, "
"shoot him" A fush was made for the
prisoner, but the officers drew revolyers
and kept the mob back, Another effort
TO get him was made after Mussell waI
placed in jail, butt failed for lack Of or
vanizaLion, The crowd liDgcrs about the
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LONDON, Dec, 9l,-judSe Butt this
morning formally dismissed the petitions
for divorce presented BY Lady Colin and
Lord Colin Campbell, In view Of the yer.
dict rendered BY the Jury yesterday and.
lng neither Of tho parties guilty ol Rdul.
terry. The Judge granted Lldy Colin l6C
pounds costa In her suit against her hus.
band and the fall Goals Of her deienst
against her huAband's suit. lie AlsC
granted fall costs 10 tho Duke Of Mari
borough, Chief Shaw and Dl. Bird, core,
Bpondents Ii Lord Collins suit against bill
vile, General Butler, another co.feBpon
dent, did not apply ior costs,
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ua;Iropders Wages Advanced.

NEyAREE, q, Dec. 4l.-qolerfl Msus-
ger ,. Durham, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, has made an order Tor an advance
Of wages 10 another class Of employees Of
this road all along the TrauS.9hio division.
The men who profit by this order are the
ysrdnen, engineers, dremen, brakemen,
switChmen and bosses. These men by the
sdyanCe have their wages increased from
4 atteen 10 iorty rents day. Itis volnn'
tary advance. II was uniy : pGort time
since On advance was made TO the train
men on the Lake Erie division. Mr.. DIN
ham 10 sti!l here acting in place Of Mr..
Fora0re, deceased,
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CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2l.-Atwenty.horse
power boiler in a portable saw mill on the
flats, owned by Ffiese and Hines, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, exploded this afternoon.
Joseph Kintz, the engineer, was
blown twenty-five feet in tho air but
Rlight in Bnowband unhurt. Francisco
GerNfdo, On Italian, with wife and throo
children, was carried fifty feet and In
stantly killed. Three other men were
slightly injured.
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LONDON, December 9l.-ElabotAte ar.
rangements are being perfected for the
national conference and demonstration to
be held at Edinburgh January u, in
favor OF home rule for Scotland. Dele.
gSteB will be present from all parts ol
Scotland. The resolutions will declare
that the time has arrived when q national
Legislature should be granted 10 the re.
spCCtiVe nationAlltieB forming tho United
Kingdom, and that the national business
Of Scotland should be managed by legls
lAture meeting In Scotland, with full con.
trol over purely local and private bills ant
with Ru executive responsible 10 itand
| Lhn Grown.