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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

JUSTICE MATTHEWS should know
whether 1t is his intention to resign his
comfortable seat on the Supreme Bench.
As to the matter Of his recovery, the
doctors may be better advised. Justice
Matthews has at present nc, intention Of
rOsigning or passing over to the great
majority.
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Mothers, overworked Men, and for all
diseases whore tho tissues are wasting
away from the inability TO digest ordina'
~ food, or from ovorwork OF tho brain
or BODY, all such should take scorT's
EMutSioS Of Pure God Liver OIL with
HypophoSphitOS. ~ used tho Emul::
sion on d lady who was delicate, and
threatened with Bronchitis, II put her
In such good health and spirits, that l
must say II Is tho best Emulsion | eyer
Used. "-L. I. WADnELt, NJ. d., Hugh's
Mills, SO, MwFAw
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed 10 give perfect satlsfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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New YoRE is represented as settling
down to the conviction that she Is faring
verywell under the new Administration,
The Empire State has not always been
easy to please,
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WluLR spring is bursting out all over
West Virginia, Dakota comes to the
front withR snow storm, But Dakota is
about to be two States, WHICH phenom'
email fortune has to be celebrated in some
Way.
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IL West Virginia Republicans will try
to cultivate the virtue of patience they
will find that their State will not bO
overlooked as the heads Of Mr., Cleve-
lands Offensive partisans" roll into the
basket
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A brass band Of twenty.eight stout
lunged players from England Is march
ing through Maine, with view TO re-
wing interest in the Salvation Army,
and will next swoop down on Massa.
ChuSeetg.
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Russian statesmen, from Count Tolstol
down, are aiding In tho organization Of
societies for the prevention and suppress
sion OF inebfietv,
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A soNa of the early sprlugtime-
"AIary, Mary, quite contrary, how does
your garden growY"
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
iBlsteta Of The VivltAilonN

A school Of more than national reputation,
oiIen exceptional advantages iOf thorough Odu'
cation Of yOung lAdIsA In All departments, II.
btAFy Of Blx thousand volumes, Fine phllo.
sophlCal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department. specially nSted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained By leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 10 The method Of The old Italian mas.
lOrs.
Location unsurpassed iof beauty and health.
Ton acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
.FNt CaLAiosuet, and references 10 patrons in
aol THE DlRhOTAhSB,
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Iowa farmers raised enough Corn last
year to pay of all the farm mortgages in
that State, and leave balance Of 100,-
900, 900 bushels fer feed and seed.
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DressGoods.

The majority OF our magnificent lines Of Dress
Goods have now arrived and comprise tho largest
and most perfect collection Of Novelties ever ex'
hIbited In tho city,
From among the various weAVes representing
the prevailing Spring and Summer Fashion we
draw attention 10 a magnificent assortment Of
Rich Bordsred DreS Goods In Stripes, Broche
aud Persian effects,
Striped FRnIaSlS, with plain to comblnei Mo-
hair Glaze, Mohalr aud slclllCnue BrilllRntIues
In Plain. Checks and stripesi Fine Henrlettas,
French ChRllieS and the finest line Of COmbinA'
tIon sulllugs ever shown in the city,
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Fine LaCeS and EmbrOideries.

All.sIlk Spanish GuIpuro and Chantllly Lace
FlounCIugS, aud AlLSIlk Black Lace DrapIns
Nets.
Fine Irish Point, Swiss, Hamburg and Main
sock FlounCIugs In Rubo Patterns and by tho
yard, with narrow TO match.
Fine line Of Ribbon Embrolderles.
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Our Spring Exhibit OF Rich Paris Dress Trim
mIngs embraces superb collection Of DlrecloIre
and Empire Styles OF MIlAAOse aud Cotton FL
lecH in Persian EmbrolderlOa and shadlngs,
GobclInaIse, DlreotoIre Bead, Cashmere and silk
Standings In PasSemeu.erie, Latest Patterns and
Combinations In hand cutout Silk Embrolderies
in Black aud cOlored, Irish Point and Persian
Blends in all the newest effects. Fine hand'cut
JetRud Steel In tho Latest Styles OF Gimps aud
FrinVes.
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DoS'T be impatient, Postmaster simp'
son, "you'll be an angel by and by"
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There ls a man In Hartford who has
worked a. iorty.sIx dlferent ttndes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

ST, PATRICK doesn't often give us such
a day us yesterday was.
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New Advertisements.

n osT, sTRAYED OR sToLEN-A
IL small Black and Tan Rat Terrier, anHyering
which VIC written "HREry CAmpbelpS Dog
Any information given a this once VIII %
worth $50 70 Informant ana no qgs,MIsSll
hEked mtlst
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NEw YonK, Feb. 1.-R g. Dun K Co.'s
weekly review Of trades DiSsalisiac.
ton with the state OF trade isinCreaslng,
and there Ia general complaint Us 10 col
leCtions. But increasing confidence In
the agreement Of railroad presidents
tends 10 support better prices for SeCur'
tiles, =.
Wheat has declined cent and q half
for The week, with sales here Of 4,0O0..
GOO bushels, Corn and oats have stli.
iened d fraction, Oil has risen three.
quarters Of cent Wit b sales here Of
Ave and half million barrels. Coffee
Il only an eighth stronger, and sugar Is
unchanged, with LOAF firm and un.
changed al auction .,
The market for iron does not improve,
Philadelphia reports sales Of 1000 tons
Of southern, and prices are about Sl7 for
No. / against Sl76O for northern, Bar
Iron ia more actlyG with prices not I'M.
proyed, Sales Of steel rails at Pitts.
burph arc reported at Plllsburgh Ut $50
and an eastern mill has sold for Chicago
delivery at $40 10, equal 10 S27 At the
mill. Coal Ia dull and the mines are
working short time,
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TIE UP THESE SAFE.pRGARERS.
How Those Employed In "Tlle stowaway'
Brighten Their TCllow.ACtorS.

How Those Employed In "TlIe stOwnwHy"
Brighten Their TCllow.Actors.
Burglars sometimes make bad breaks.
The two that are blowing open the safe
in "Tho stowaway" every evening, have
caused trouble in the company, owing to
the jealousy OF Its members, who say the
cracksman, who MAY bo professional
thieves, but who are only amateur nc
tors, are being starred on the bills. Mr..
Thomas II. Davis, the clergyman who
manages the play, is in great trouble
and says that his philanthropiC efforts to
give couple Of crooks an honest liveli-
hood, are turning his red hair gray, us
the complaints that pour in upon him
are something irightful.
One Of the actresses LETT her pocket.
book in her dressing room during
short absence on tho stHge, and on her
return found that a hole bud been bored
in 1t, powder had been inserted, and the
purse bore evidence OF having been
blown open. The thieves must have
been disturbed at their work, as seven
cents inside had been left intact; never.
theless, she complained. Marion FL.
more, the soubrette, missed a diamond
the other night, forgetting that she had
lost 1t three years ago, and complained.
Harry Hawk, the comedian, said they
had stolen some OF his Cuisines" but
this could not be verified; and Mark
Lynch remarked that he had missed his
cue at the opening performance in AL.
baugh's TheGter in Washington, and
everybody suspected the burglars.
While "ThG Stowaway" was playing
at Niblo's Garden in New York, James
Joy Brady, the aGable acting manager OF
the thGater, said that lie heard the noise
Of a small Jimmy" every night, and
Charlie Reeves, the rotund and rosy
treasurer, told a reporter that they asked
II they could reheArse on his safe.
Mr.. Davis demonstrates with them
whenever any one complains, and firmly
believes that he will yet convert them
to the narrow path that leads towards
reCtitude.
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PARIS, Feb. Lit is the general i'm
preston to-day that tho Chamber oil
Deputies will complete alcgal term ol
office, and that the general elections will
not occur until October. The majority
in the division on the vote expressing
confidence in the Government yester.
day, was composed Of Republicans alto.
gether, The minority included 100
members of the right, "A Boulangists
and SO Republicans. The Radical Jour
nails congratulated the members that a
crisis has been avoided. They claim
that the ministerial question was solved
by the vote. The Opportunist organs
declare that the Government has been
merely respitcd for a few days. The
Boulkgist papers consider the Govern
npnt lOst
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A SKELETON IN TIE CLOSET.

The PaR.AfaH Gazette, at London, says
it is privately informed from Vienna
that Rudolph committed suicide be-
cause it was optional with him to take
his own life or to fight duel with the
brother Of u princess who is q member
OF one Of the highest Austrian families,
and whom he had seduCed, When con.
cealment was no longer possible, the
Princess confessed her shame to her
brother, who gave Rudolph the alterna.
tive OF committing suicide or fighting a
duel.
The PaR.laH Gazette further says that
the doctors who were summoned re,
fused to sign a certificate to the effect
that RudoIph's death was due to ap.
opleXy, and that great scene ensued,
One OF the doctors told tho Meue Freish.
reiss tue real facts, which TINT paper
published.
The Soir insists that Crown Prince
Rudolph WIS assassiuated. ltcomments
on the mysterious and premature disap.
pearance Of Skobelof, Katkoi, Chanzy
and GambettQ,
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TorEKA, KANSAS, Feb. l.-William T.
Cavenaugh, for the lust six years Assis.
tant Secretary Of State, was arrested yes.
terday on warrant charging him with
blaCkmail. Lust Monday State Printer
Baker received letter containing n
copy OF bill cutting down the fees Of
the State Printer about 25 per cent. Ac
Companying tho bill was n note, saying
that unless Baker inClosed 5000 In an
envelope addressed 10 John Baltimore,
City Post office, tho bill would bo In
troduCed in tho Legislature. Baker sent
a deCoy letter which was called for by a
messenger from the State House, who
was Immediately taken into custody, and
said he had been directed by CaVanaugh
to get the letter. Cavanaugh admitted
sending the letter and was at once Ur.
rested, but a hearing willnot be had un-
til Monday. The affair hHs caused n
great sensation here, Cavanaugh being
one Of the prominent politicians Of the
State,
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TIE LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDISGS.
Important Measures a Oted on In tho senate
aHd House.
p,..i.I F,t.,.I.l L.. Al. F,..IJy.-.-

Special Dispateh TO Tic htlligencr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. LIN the
Senate to-day Mr., Worley (Rcpublican),
Of Preston, offered Senate bill No. 81,
establishing the office OF Commissioner
OF immigration aud Agriculture.
Senate bill No. 9, relating to the sala-
ries OF county Offices, was brought up on
its second reading and on motion OF Mr..
Morris, the rules were suspended and
bills on their first reading were taken
up and ordered to their second reading.
The bills are Senate bill No. ~, for tho
relief Of mill owners on Elk river, in
Braxton county; Senate bill No. %, re-
lating to the injuries received by per.
sons on defective turn.pikes, streets,
alleys and roadways; Senate bill No. GO,
relating to the formation Of new wards
in cities; Senate bill No. 90, relating to
the appointment OF police on lines Of
railroads for the protection of property
and life and preserving the peace; Senate
bill No. IS, relating to work on the Sab.
bath day; Senate bill No. 20, concerning
separate property and rights OF married
women,
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decided, and tho way proposed by tho

decided, and the way proposed by the
Democrats ia not the constitutional way,
Messrs, Flournoy and Moore had a
spirited little tilt, during which Dele
gate samuels, OF Cabell, with his feet on
the desk, slept.
Mr., Moore wanted some Democrat to
tell him how they could get over the
constitutional requirements that the re-
turns should be opened, published and
the result declared, While Mr.. Moore
was speaking Mr., Hanen Republican, of
Marshall, moved that the joint assembly
dissolve, The Speaker said u motion to
take recess had been made, Mr., Ha-
men insisted on the motion to dissolve,
At this point Delegate Garden Demo
craft, OF Ohio county, arose, stepped into
the middle OF the aisle and launching
a long arm at General Gof, who sat
near by on the Republican side, said he
had presented q remarkable spectacle OF
sitting there with his counsel making
motions, while Judge Fleming was con
spicuous by his absence, Mr., Garden
went on with great bitterness to the
charge on GoR.
MIR. Meyer RepubliCan) Ot kanawha,
said General Golf and his counsel
Hutchinson had us much right there us
Garden, for, as ex-members, they were
entitled to the floor. He also said Judge
Fleming had been on the floor with his
counsel nearly all day and nearly every
day.
Messrs. Garden and Meyer were but q
few feet apart, both gestlCulating freely
and talking at the same time, which led
the spectators to think there was about
to DO u collision. The confusion was
great aud before it subsidized the Speaker
declared the motion carried.
At once the House adjourned. Now
there is difference OF opinion us to what
the motion was. Mr.. lIanen did not
withdraw his motion to dissolve and
there was no formal ruling against it us
not being In order. 1t is understood TO.
night that the Speaker will tomorrow
hold that the assembly took a recess.
Upon this point may turn an interesting
feature ol subsequent proceedings.
Whether 1t was u dissolution ora recess,
1t happened at $50, after session memoir
able for its excitement,
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THE GREAT STREET CAR STRIKE,
The Police are Kept Busy-An Quiet al
Midnight,

| muulRht'
New York, Feb. 1.-The Third ant
Fourth avenue lines and tho Twenty
third street cars were running bright ant
early. Unless the strikers assume a more
organized opposition than they have
thus far developed, it is not improbable
that all the lines will run cars soon, All
the roads have notified their old en-
ployes that they must return to work to-
day or consider themselves discharged,
Judging from the applications for work
made by old hands yesterday there are q
great many OF the strikers who feel very
weak kneed, and the opinion is hazarded
by well informed people this morning
that the strike will not be Of long dura-
tion,
The calm that has prevailed along tho
Fourth Avenue road was rudely dis
turbed at l;l5 this afternoon, Patrol.
man George Lilly, OF the Twenty.third
precinct, was set upon ut that hour by
Il mob OF l50 strikers, while he was on
duty ut tho corner OF Madison avenue
and Fifty.sGventh street, and was badly
beaten. Ho flnaIly drew his revolver
and fired point blank into the crowd.
Eye.witnesses say that q tall man with q
brown overcoat staggered and fell an in.
slant after the shot was fired, but was
assisted to his feet and rushed away by
his companions.
All the West Side lines were quiet this
morning, the only persons to be seen are
the police on guard and u few OF the
strikers pickets, Men seeking work to-
day were not disturbed, The Sixth Ave-
nue. company claimed they had beaten
the strikers completely. The road has
employed u full force OF drivers, conduC.
tors and stable men. Applicants were
being turned away, the company said,
all the time. Matters were Quescent Mt
the Broadway stables during the night.
The company say they have to refuse
applications for work. At midnight
some drunken strikers tried to tear up
the track at FOrty.seVenth street, but
were driven oil by the police. No ar.
rests were made. A placard was posted
last night near the Broadway stables,
reading: "Be on hand to fight the scales
and the policemen tomorrow" The
Eighth avenue road showed signs Of
activity for the first time this morning.
A notice was posted OIL the stables, stat.
ing that the employees Of the company
must report for work to-day or consider
themselves discharged.
Matthew HarrigGn, who drovethe first
belt line cur last Tuesday, has received
an anonymous letter threatening him
with death ii he shows himself on the
street again. NOdisturbOnce is reported
up 10 midnight.
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not tell Senator Carr what he may bt
presumed to know as well as they, thai
according to their theory Governor vii
son will hold over until the contest shall
have been determined, This was what
Senator Scott was trying 10 wrench from
Senator FlOurney in to-day debate, but
the Hampshire Senator was not going Ia
get his feet in that trap,
There stood Senator Carr, with hear.
ing and understanding unimpaired, a
quick man to catch a point, Senator
FlOurney was not going to show the
whole hand,
WHAT NEXT.
The forces are resting tonight, uncer-
tain what tomorrow is to bring forth,
General Gotf, Judge Fleming and Sem
ator Kenna saw and heard it all to-day,
and SO far as his own interests are con-
Cerned nobody was less moved than
Golf, Ile has no manner OF doubt that
he will be the next Governor ot West
Virginia,
Pending the question in joint Assem-,
bly, Is Maxwell's resolution to open and
publish the returns, Mr.. Moore, OF Har-
risOn, holds tho floor,
THE BRIBERY MATTER,
The bribery investigation is notlikely
to bo pushed, Mr., Hanen tRopublican)
asked for it when Mr.. Shelton showed
up with his statement, A committee
had to be appointed, but the committee
does not have to act, There was to have
been Il meeting tonight, but II was said
Delegate Sprigg was said TO be too tired.
He was u handsome figure ut the Gov
ernor's reception. While the committee
does nothing two witnesses arc waiting
under pay, The bomb that didn't go of
is no longer wanted,
THE SENATORIAL MATTER.
The Senatorial matter has, for tho mo-
ment, almost dropped out of sight since
to.day's wrestle over the Governor, To-
days 9 ballots gave Kenna 10, GofT 80,
GoshOrn 3, j, J, Davis, OF Harrison, /,
given by DOrr, OF Webster. On the Sec
ond ballot the three labor votes went TO
DR.. A. II. Barbec, OF Mason. On both
ballots Merrill, OF Writ, went to Kenna
which was not surprise, for his
was known early this
Merrill will never vote
for Kenna on any ballot when
his vote would elect him. Ie may
be away tomorrow. He went into the
Kenna ranks to-day because OF lengthy
telegrams from home urging him to do
it. lie knows Senator Kehna was back
Of that telegram. The same tactics have
been tried on Dorr, but Kenna can't get
his vote and he can't hold Vanpelts.
There will be q conference, notN caucus,
tomorrow night, ut which an effort will
be made to take Kenna down and unite
on another. Kenna's friends say to-
days bush whucking strengthens him
and keeps him in the field Il week longer.
AT any rate, the Democrats are trying to
get CGrr's vote, holding out al! sorts OF
Inducements, but they can't get him.
Carr and his own little party arc having
their own row on tho Senatorial matter.
Z, u, II,
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n1nrtnlth llls Nlellrnn Cnnll.

Denver, COZ, Feb, l,--Ah 10y oh.
taincd a judgment Of 900 against sloo
Hoo Chung In Justice Palmer's court
last Tuesday, The defendant was not
satisfied and brought the case before the
Celestial court In Chinatown, which is
In session nearly every night, There
Justice palmer's deClsion was Overruled,
Yesterday the clerk oi the latter court
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CnLn SIrII,nOn

scoTrpALE, Pa, Feb. 1.-The strike
expected in the coke regions has CON.
menced at u portion of tho works. The
men ut schoonmaker's Jimtown works
are out, and ut the Alice and Redstone
works they will probably go out to.
morrow. Only portion Of the men
worked at the Alice to-day.
Tho II. 9. FriCk Company have not
signed the scale as reported, but have
merely continued it indefinitely. II the
strike becomes general about 1900 men
will be effected.
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APPARENT BACK down.
German Government Changes
Its Samoan Policy,
SITUATION NOT CHANGED,
However Senator Frye Says his
marck Has Not Changed His
PolIoy-The War Clouds
Clearing Away,

WASHINGTON, D, c., Feb, l,-senator
Frye said this evening that to-day's de.
velopmentsin the Samoan natter has not,
in his opinion, changed the situation in
any important particular, Germany, he
saId, may have abandoned temporarily
their rash methods, but they have not
in the least changed their purpose, The
Germans made up their minds long ago
to take possession Of the Samoan island,
and they will not change their policy in
this respect as long rs the United States
Government offers no objection.
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DUBLIN, Feb. l,-William O'BrlCn
slept upon a plantabed, without cloth
ing, in his cell at Clonmel last night.
This morning he was more composed
and appeared TO have recovered from the
effects OF his struggle with the wardens
yesterday. The shutters arc up oil most
OF the shops in Clonmel, tho shop keep
ers fearing that trouble may result from
Mr.. OBriGn's rough treatment.
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No Fsnrs Id tle Drtnrtnisnt.

WARRINGTON, b. O., Feb. 1.-The an.
nounCcment that the German Govern.
ment has ordered a military attachU to
the German legation al Washington 10
take notes OF American military affairs,
Ia not regarded with any concern by the
State Department officials, lnNsmuCh az
TINT legation has always been provided
with On officer Of that character, and
there ID no special Significance 10 be AZ.
taChed 10 a inero change In personnel.
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psn,pscy viii Challenge sicCnrrsv.

ClNclNNArl, Feb, l.--Ilary Weldcn,
sporting editor Of the Cincinnati En-.
quircr, on Tuesday night, at Jack Demp.
sey's request, wired the California
Athletic Club asking II they would
guarantee n purse Of 5000 for fight
with DominiCk MCCatTrey at San Fran.
cisco. Last night he received a telegram
from Secretary Fulda that the directory
Of the club at an early meeting would
answer this question. II an affirmative
answer Is given the inference Is that
Dempsey will challenge MCCall'rey.