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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
EVERY NIGHT | sraTcsED
Tntg the skkH WA rss kssds oSssrse
with scales Lac sFsss u n.srtsE. eur
"a - shs Cuticars Kezaeaies.

7 al gaiAz . sc9 soe q he extEeosdlnssy
chstge yea CuIlcrkA ksNFtiEs oiietlne0 o.
Ne Asoal tie Ia - April So I -otioso stsat
ia Hliep iss itks eeEnins oEli . esef "a 80.
bsl tAQAz1l GosAlEx 81 . antA ss,-A< tl4s IL e.
On nen K sesssts look hke spols " uq IA
slsottso So sse Sfhieh caHas 81 - isyes ae>oie-
E2Rlee sHk itckns ! Nsald scIstch eStrs
Iishl .lntl xsS rae. then the oezi nAgEt las
sczlek. being tcrELeQ meanwhile, were kcfatctea
% sgsia- IA NAss eia eeosDit Al iAt oectols
~ tas csslatFs. ons ~litsla f4o Atef kiNl.k ~
al h0pes ofEtooseTy, AGPHehea ~ 80 a. &o-
seFtlsemeal IN tae ns~srzf<I sesat saaf St1t
CVss ksxspiss. sud pafchssso tneH Fisln ny
dFUFgisl. sad setslnsa aincsi lIapedl4ts fe4lei
hes.z q Ee.ioe ibst lie as cfnptiells gfAdp
Eliy dropped OF add cifxrTea 81 enc - cue end
have teea fulis c0red I'D Ire cissssf thirteen
n0nlks before 1 Began tkklug ike - fi1UHA hfe
EIIeS. and N iOlE OF me eeels ~as eAiift'N
cnrec NJ disease ~ss eczema sna psoriasis 4
recommended TIE CUStcg a. kksfnis % a. 40
NV w inliy ano / kDos of gFeAt Iasns = 10
have tskcn Ten and thans ne iog he know-
iecge OF frem, especially mothers who have
hxbes with scsls sfepsloDs en- her besds and
eodi.s- Cannot express N sofls ne thSnhs 20
voU Tor What me COflCy "a kEsKpIsS have ofen
10 NE NJ BODY vas covelec with scslts and i
xss an awful speossris v behold. Noe ny skin
Ia ss siee and Gear - es,ss An ~.
September p. 1857.
February 7, 1855 Nos a trace Whatsoever Of ne
dees>e fSOm u Inch ] suffered has shown Itself
aimee ny cure. GEO. COIkl.
We eankot DO irstics 10 the esteem IN va st
CpTtetk. the great kkin Cnre end IITlCvkk
soar. en- exquisite SKIN besutinsf. Prefsred iionl
n AMI Ctrfru, A RF<0l yENr the EeW Blood
Pnriher are held hy The thousands upon thou
sands whose lives have been made hsppy b. ga e
cure Of ageuikine Illuminating llShipg scaly 4ud
pimply diseases oithe sam. scalp and blood. eiih
losS OF hair
Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA. soc. SOAP.
| 2ae; REsoLvEST. 81 Prepared by the PorfER
DRUG AND CHKxICAI Co Ho.fon Ma
Arsend for How "a Cure skin Diseases" o.
pages. 50 illustrations. and TO- testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Arrange twelve OF the doninoe, az shown
n tee ilirlss-atisn. and inform any one pres
emf that II h vii think OF one II the dorni-
noes and remember it, you viii point IL gus
- hfra -
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Highly Recommended.

Customer ito cigar dealer)-I want fine
cigar, something good.
Dealer-There is a genuine Ypsilanti.
sir. twenty cents; nothing finer IN the
market.
Customer-You can recommend III
Dealer should say could; my clerk
smokes them exclusively.-New York
SIM
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers o, sunocalion
~hile ly inc down: 10 breathe freely sleep eouBd
~ and undistuFbed; 10 rise Refreshed mead clear.
brain active knd free nom psinor ache. 20 know
that no poisonous putTid matter denles the
breath and rots away the delicate machinery OF
smels taste snc hearing, 10 'eel that The system
does not through is veins and srterlts. SICK up
the poison that a SIRE % undermine and destroy,
is indeed & blessing beyond a J ether human en-
Joymenis. To purchase immunity fIom such =
tate should be the object II ali afflicted hut
those who have tried many remedies and phys-
clans despair of relief or cure
SANDFrED RADICAL CT RI meets every phase
OF Cstarrh, from q simple head cold TO the most
losihsome snd destructive stages u u local and
constitutional. InstsDt In relieving, permanent
in curing safe economical and never-fsIling.
SANFORD RADICAL CURE consists OF one bottle
OF the RADICAL CURE. one box OF C<rARRHAL
SOLVENT. and one IMPROVED INHALER. all wrsp-
ped IN one package. with treatise and directions,
and sold by ali druggists for SlO0.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co. .BosroN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
Groceries ana rrov,s,ons-wh olesal.

sugars-cut loaf Sc; .granula.ef, !9!iEc;
A. e$essc: Extra &C." cSeAc; Yellow
Conee-oreen Rio. 179lsc; Rio roasted. zoe.
Java, green, rare: Java. roasted. SC.
Maricaibo. roasted. a21le24c; Mexican. roasted.
Ee 2sc.
Teas-Jspan, fine, s5aSsc: Japan, medium. D
G30c: ordinary, iS921c: Tyson, 30dilc. gun
powder, 2654c; Oolong, SSG7oc: Congo. 2oG
&c.
Flour--s2s 80 per cwt; $500 per Dol: patent pro-
cess, $1s5os0 per cwt., $40 per bol; all wheat
-four tllU per cwt, $40 per Dbl; buckwheat
y. IS per cwt.
Mill Feed-SGeeniBgs. SO per ton, bran, SIS;
ships, $3.50: middlings sls0u.
Feed.Ccrn and cats S2SaA per ton
Fisn-No. l wblte5sh, 800 per half bel.:
trout. s5-sc65oO; cod salt. 66t7c per ID, clams
sec per hundred; oysters. bulk 81 odGsl p gallon
standards zoe can: selects. sc can; smoked hall
but, lie.
Pork in barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
gl4 60 extra short cut SIS %; standard clear
back, $3.50.
Lard-Tierces s1zdsl<c; 30 and 80 Id. tubs. Sc %
h. round TINS 100 cases, 20: in tin pals, &c
Feet in barrels-Extrn mes, warranted 2ooios,
$500; extra boneless 1900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Vce~ -, says r~-rTthfzs - .
sks<~~ Frcru al .~-~nzxs ssraA Be-z
hsrat susf - an sxr>r1sn- Ts<ress "a
e1~.<h a k~ - nak< . ssAS~-.-Ss~
rixta~s &Nr~6a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
GRAND RAPIDS nARKErs


Closing "wednesday, July -
ApPles-seUO per barrel
bUtteT-iia &C Der 10.
Chfese-stste. lsc. New York isc tul cream
ca Yer sesd-sase Timothy s2sOasoo
psT t1sLel.
round. quarters. 5aer per pound cherries. "a
iSe per pound: peschss, loe &c per pound.
E.gs-fresh. lac per doz.
Fiesh Mests-AuIton, s5.Oes7.oo. veal. $40 a
Gfsin-w hesi-sles1y Al soc per bu. for old
red. s1c Tor Old white, nss opening ~ &c Tor
y bite aud red Data. &C. Rye. S6G5oc Corr
D doc. Barley, l-ao8l.so per cwL
,lider- lZ1zc per ga
Hides-Green. s1sG5e; part cured. 55<6s1xc
cured sGsi4c. calf skins 70 l. pounds, g.,
Dokin skins. 5s2Sc each: sheep peltS. %.
wool teipg estimated at &c per pound.
Honey-l.c per ID, strained. loc.
Hops q &c per ID.
Hsy-Timothy. $40 per ton: clover $3.50
mlxei Sio01 marsh, $40 7i0.e0.
Maple sugar-iac per ID Tor new in blocks, small
cakes extra. liza nc: syrup. sl~sl o. per gal
Pouitry-Chickens. 'lSc. ducks llel2e; fowls,
Potstoes-old. sc: new. s2s
spnng veeetableS-Lettuce. &c per pound; rad
isheS nc a dozen punches onioos, iOc a DOZEN
punches: rhubarb, 80 a 10; beet greens soc
hnshel, green peas. sc ousnel string beans, SOC
bushei, cucUmber 25c a dozen
RaspherrisS lie per quart
Straw-SSfs perIoa-
Tallow-503Lcpert 10
Wool-The spring crop OF wool coming in
rnwashed wool brings 10 snd ~ cents per pound,
while the washed In quoted al 22d2fc.
wood-Block stove wool sl.75a2. - per co, l.
iour-soot wood. si.so95oo per cord
Cosl-s7 20: crate. sS.75.
Lime-Grand Rapids 75c: Ohio. eoc; Pe.oekey
800
salt-75c for Saginaw or Manlstee
Kerosene-Mich test l0I water white, IFS
Gasolire--l2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
Sacrifice Prices
On Fancy Percale Shirts
AT THE
GIANT.

All $500 French Percale Shirts 60 AT $l00
All 81 80 French Percale Shirts 90 al 75c
All Sl00 Fine Percale Shirts 90 at 50c
All 30 and 75c Fine Percale Shirts 90 at 35c
Collars and Cuffs with every Shirt Ele-
CANT Patterns Perfect in lit and
superior in workmanship.
Our fancy fiannels have been so popular
this season that The demand for Percale
Shirts did not reach our expectations
Hence the sacrifice
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

DJlfPLEs. black -hesSs red. ro-gh. chopped
| ii and oily skin Prevented by CUTiCuRA
soar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Esd tie fclio-ing NJ. C. r. Ea<rfs
Nsxark. Ak. Ssys Was do~a With 40
srsss 81 Lu-0-. and fr1eads sad ravseisns
r.r>re7~crsi ne 81 i1curshl. crssursr tive.
psoan fakins Dr. Kings View Discs--rv ssr
Consn rrctisn. an now o. nv third psffIe
saf see n oversee ne vsfk ca rv sr~.
Re = tbe iuess nsediein~ -v-r nasuie
49, stoaleNarE k~cstuf 0hfo says
-r~kfv ~ feuss nrtio1 7 ~calr ave did
81 r-rr Trsuo.es. We gives an - doe
ss-e ~ 49, ~ teet II h<aish ~ q.
ss-nri- bottle "a ceue - f<1h nra' Drus
&@zz
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
Chte~xs

IFftEAXW-
5siy - ~ hest ffrD- Cash, SIC Aug 1St.
s. SegsenssI s-1kc-
Corn -Es<y. C4Aes - &. AAS1Al az - Sep
teDa1sr, a. s.is<.
C.ts- kssteF All gtxS Ausslst. 14>sc. sci
ten eF a Sic
Hh2ky-s -
PorE-stestF. Cash and Aoszst SlfzIS- sep
tefntef tl2N4
IGTz-cte.iy Cskh &11 ACg 1sI. . ~ % p
le1pDeE, ss-s-,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Cuotsfioas 81 wire-Tas Grss5
aAps1s Msrksts-

Nee f0Ek
10y 2-whsst-5<ss<e nlseer hrw sRa
; ss4se8se. ssPsszbsf se5&esl DceesEeeT
40 - - Ice
Cen-Ae3se nasn~f. klxea eesleFn. go.
5s2 sac t-saxerS 49,
Pork-latet TN New Wcss SAWS "a. =
% zess. az 1o~Sls.s4
IsTd- H. sef aEd krn. steam IeAasFe1
. s,zs ~.
Fxzs-l3olslsc
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

July .s-wbeat->o 1 v hite. old. SSbe new
= - No Fred. oaAE ca. t.c rew, sc. july
&c August So seYtemDeT 85s+c. December
a.
COrE-4le
O-ls-No' 2. Sc. No. white. So.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA. soc SOAP
pc hESoLyKST. 81 Prepared by the forfEi
DRUG AND CHKxicAl Go. koAfon. Mas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

A1-send for How % Cure Skin Diseases" .
pages. 80 Illustrations and TO- testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

February T. lsss--Nos trace whatsoever Of he
disesse from hich ! suffered has shown Itself
sl1ce ny cure IEy. COlEl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02
coNGREssIoNAL ArFA1Rs,
The President Requested to Negotiate
Treaty With tho Emperor OF China.

The President Requested to Negotiate a
Treaty With tho Emperor Of China.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March lin the
Senate to-day the resolution reported
yesterday by Mr.. Sherman from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, requesting
the President to negotiate q treaty with
the Emperor Of China, containing pro
vision that no Chinese lsborsr shall enter
the United States, was taken up for con
aideration. Mr.. Morgan favored the reao'
luton. The Administration was doing al
in its power to bring about the result con
templated in the resolution.
Mr.. Sherman said that whatever differ
ences ol opinion there had been in the
Senate or tho country in regard to the re
striCtion Of Chinese immigration, the time
had come when he believed the genera
sentiment Of the people was that the Law
on the subject should be fairly enforced
and that the Chinese laborer should be
excluded from this country because he
would not sdApt himself 10 It's ClViliza'
ton.
Mr.. Mitchell regarded the resolution
as step in the right direction, but IS 9
very feeble aGep. He said that in add
ton to treaty with China there shoulC
be treaties to the came effect with GreSt
Britain, France and Mexico. The reso'
luton was adoptsd.
The Pension bill was then taken up ant
alter q lengthy debate the Senate I'D
journed without action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02
THE c. . P. employees

Are Not sati1fied with the Answer Of tho
POnnsylvaniR Company ohicials.
CLEVELAND, March 1.-DlspAtches have
been received here from Pittsburgh an.
nouncing the decipion Of the Pennsylvania
officials in regard TO the demand Of the
employees for an increase in wages, and
expressing general dissatisfaction among
tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh men, who are
determined 10 strike II their demands
meet with q similar fate. Investigation
by your correspondent revealed the fact
Of deep disappointment and anger among
the men at the refusal of the Penn
sylvAnia Company to grant the de.
mand, but q strike will probably be
averted, owing to. counsels Of wiser heads.
The chairman Of the Grievance Com
mittee said to the writer this morning:
"Mapy OF our men, in fact all Of them,
thought advance to Fl. Wayne division
and not to the others was great wrong,
showing unjust determination in favor OF
the Fort Wayne employees. and Rs con-
sequence they felt very sore over 1t. Oar
demand was very small one, and we felt
sure Of obtaining 1t,
''The company gave as hearing, how
ever, and don't think there will be any
strike. At the present aeaVon we could
hardly accomplish anything and this COM
mittee will use lis best endeavors to pre-
vent strike. Tho committee will meet
In Alliance tomorrow, when the com.
pany'G circular to us will be sC!ed upon. ]"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

Minor Happenings and Incidents in all
Parts Of tho World.
The Phoenix Touring mills, South Bend,
Ind, were destroyed by FIRE yesterday,
Loss SIC, 900.
The latest reporta from spanish Camp,
Texas, the scene OF the negro massacre,
places the number Of victims at seven.
Oscar F. Beckwi.h was hanged at Hud-
son, New York, Yesterday, for the murder
OF Simon VandeTcook, in January, 1882.
The Msaistee Salt aud Lumber Com.
pany, Of MRnistee, Mich, has made an as
siEnment. Liabilities, $SS6,0OO; assets,
81, $4,000.
Thomas Forsyth, who confessed to mur-
dering County Treasurer Hill, Of Carthage,
Mo, was lynched yesterday by q mob ot
400 masked men.
The extensive furniture factery Of Pot
tier & Siymus, New York, was Destroyed
by Ere yesterday, and several adjacent
buildings damaged.
Charles A. Dana, Of the New York Sun,
In an interview says that Governor Hills
certainly In tho field, seeking the Demo.
cratic nomination for President.
Christian Launer, Of 0lney, ILL.,, agent
OF the Adams Express Company, who waa
short In his accounts, cancelled his obliga-
tons by shooting himself In the head.
Mrs. Heaton Manice, an actress, who
arrived in Chicago Last Sunday, shot her.
self through the heart, in her room In the
Leland hotel early yesterday morning
Troubles attending divorce suit, entered
by her husband, 10 said to be the cause,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

twenty to forty cents per foot, accarding
to BlEe. UnBilvered ditto or looking.glass,
from twenty-five to forty.hve cents, &C
cording to size. Porcelain and bohemian
glass, stained glass, etc., forty per cent, ad
valorem. The duties on boxes, cartons
and other inside coverings Of merchandise
which pass into the handsoI consumers are
revived. Duties on packing charges are
revived.
What is known as the "gimilitude"
clause Of the tariff isre-enscted with such
wording ss to make clear when unenume-
rated articles can be classified as sSSimilRt.
ing to enumerated articles. 1mportere
declarations are substituted for importers
oaths In all customs matters and import
era are authorized to make declarations
before notaries instead OF the customs
house.
The recommendations made ss TO pro.
tests, appeals and suits by Secretary
Manning, in q special report to Congress
two years ago, are all adopted. This pen.
alties are made more etringent for bribery
or feeling inspectors Of customs, or tor any
Irregularities in inspection Of baggage.
The Government Is authorised to bring
suit for the value OF merchandise import
cd, after such merchandise has paeaed into
the hands Of the importer. The other
provisions are oil OF minor character.
The bill as submitted contains no pro.
visions az to internal revenue, 1t being
understood that the Democratic members
are prepared TO submit sn internal reve-
nue. bill at an early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

SsRao ShteS EsSAaSeF Ss IL, Arthur
CmcAGo, March 1.-The appearance ol
things at the general Offices Of the Bur
lington railway this morning was brighter
and more cheerful than at any time since
tho strike commenced, and 1t was evident
from the demeanor Of the officials that
they felt that they were steadily gaining
ground and had reason 10 hope that final
victory for them was not far distant.
There was as large crowd Of applicants
to-day, and the appearance Of those who
made it up was considerably improved
over that Of previous days. The fight this
time seems to be as much between labor
and labor, as between labor and capital,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Powderly's mani
iesto.
Through trains bRye been got in and out
without interference and the number
has been increasing until to-day quite o
large number are reported. The freight
end Of tho roads business, which up to
the present has givea the most serioue
difficulty TO grapple with, ia being tackled
to-day, and fraights this afternoon were
moving all over four States, Iowa,
Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois. This
morning four switch engines manned by
new engineers and firemen left the round
house. One Of them proceeded directly to
the lumber district and pulled out Bur-
lington lumber train, which had Just been
made up when the strike took place.
After this train bad been hauled to the
freight yards the engineer returned to the
district and began the work Of taking ont
lumber for other roads. In few houra
the crowded condition OF tho lumber
tracks was relieved. A lumber train OF
siIty.thres cars was the only freight train
the company succeeded in sending out OF
the city to-day, but they expect to got an
other one started during the night.
STRIKES IMMINENT ON OTHER ROADS.
Intelligence Of undoubted reliability
was secured at late horr tonight to the
effect that the Chairman OF the Engineers
and Firemen's Grievance Committees
upon all the railroad lines intersecting,
parallel to, or connected with the O. B. &
Q syStem, will meet in the city to.mor.
row or next day. The mesting Is prepar-
story to a general strike upon ali these
lines. This includes the Ohicsgo, Mil
waukoe & st. Paul, the ChiCsgo 4 Alton,
the Northwestern, the Wisconsin Central,
the Rock Island and tho Minnesota &
Northwestern.
The evening papers to-day announced
that conference was held to-day at the
Grand Pacific Hotel between President
Perkins, General Manager Stone, Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad,
and 7. E. Detwielsr, editor Of local
weekly labor paper, who represented
Chief Arthur and Grand Master Sargent,
OF the Brotherhood. Both Mr.. Stone and
Chief Arthur emphatically deny the re-
SoYt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

terylswsd last evening about 5 o'clock and
all decided that they would stand by the or
der Of the Chief no matter what the con-
sequence would bo. When the time came
for the Denver express to start from the
Union Depot last night q bridge
engine wSS ordered to back down
and take the cars over the
bridge. Eogins No. 8 came down the
track and when 1t touched the. forward
car the engineer stepped down from his
cab and declared that he would not take
ont the train. Argument with the de-
serter Yves useIssR, but ]. F. seohler, mss.
ter mechanic for the Bridge & Tunnel
Company, got aboard ag engineer and the
train pulled out, seven minutes behind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

II we know all the methods Of approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better
enabled 10 ward of the danger and post.
pone the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In many instances the
inherent strength Of the body Huffices to
enable 1t to oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces TO such an extent that there is little
or no help. In other cases q little aid to
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years Of useful life. Upon the first
symptoms Of Cough, Cold or any trouble
Of the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
well known remedy-BosChee's German
Syrup, q careful trial. It will prove what
thousands say Of 1t to be, the "bsnelRctol
Of any home"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02
THIEVES CAPTURED.

Two Msn Charged with pIuudering the Hon.
A. T. MCKaiyeI's smoke House Arrested.
EF1riGi Dspaich TO the InlcIgtO1IeT.
ST. CLAIRsylLLE, O, March Howard
and jeff jackson, two colored mon, but no
relation, were arrested this afternoon by
Marshal Doyle and Constable s!eRdman
for stealing eleven hams OF meat, two gal
Ions Of lard, eight pounds Of butter and
hRlt barrel Of -four from the smoke
holse oil Hon, A, T. MCKelVey, south oi
soWR, Wednesday night, February %.
Howard virtually admits Of the theft as
the property was iound in his possession,
but Jer ia held on suspicion as an Rcces'
sory. They will be given q trial Friday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

Ar }sst We have the Mills tariff bill, and
va do not have to 10 far into it before we
sAs tha. II hits West Virginia square on
the had. Our Sool, salt and lumber are
to ba stripped OF every cent of protection
and lst. to taxa their chances in the kill
ing competition with the cheaper pro
ducts from abroad. This sill not 20 down
in West Virginia.
The bill ia ridiCulously Inconsistent
with the theory upon which 1t is supposed
10 be based. Iron ore and coal are un
touched, for they represent Interest,"
which wera thought too strong to bt
offended. But coal and iron ore are ~
much raw matarisl ss wool, salt and lum-
bsr which the bill fairly slaughters.
The proteCtioniRt members cannot sup
port the bill, for they will not agree to tht
additions to the free list. They will mo-
support 1t because they will not agree tt
sweeping reductions In the dutiable Lis
which strike down important industries
They will not support the bill because
they know that II Mr.. Mills and his asso
r!Gtss we're honest in their alleged desirI
10 reduce taxation, they would at leas
find wSy to do some reducing in thI
matter Of internal taxes. ProtectionisL
know that in this country internal taxeI
have never been anything but war taxes
and We arc nov far enough away from thC
war to do away with the distinctively wa
yEtem Of taxation,
The bill Is a monstroeity and q mon
Etrou9 wrong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02
TINKERED TARIFF.
THE NEW MEASURE PRESENTED
To the House of Representatives Yesterday.
The FREQ Lat Increased and Customs
Duties Lowered on Many Articles,
The IatereSts Affected by the Bill.


Special DipdLea 10 he EHLelli0Aotr.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March l.-There IL
q general surprise among The politicians Of
both parties that the tariff bill calls fol
no greater reductions. The Ways and
Means Committee has been much more
moderate in It's proponidon than was ex'
pected. Bus Mr.. Randall and his fol-
lowers will not support the bill. Free
iron ore means all to him; and several
wool Democrats think the same way.
There is absolutely no prospect Of the
Committees bill passing the House. 1t
is generally laughed Q! by Bhrewd OBJ
servers. The came old issue comes up,
beaten time end again heretofore, with
much slimmer chance now. Free wool
and iron ore alone will best 1t, saying
nothing Of salt and lumber. Mr.. Morrison
was much amused locker on. The
moderation OF tho Oommittes's bill Is
considered a challenge for moderate Re.
publican support, but not more than Elk
will vote for II.