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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-09
?aEY WORSHIP EDIS0N.
Paris Gone wlld over the Great American
Inyentor,

Shth AVhe Whh SNSs tNe Neeee tNAANssNt@e'
InVentor,
LONDON, Sept, S,-Edison has given
over his original plan Of returning from
Paris to New York without visiting
London, and will arrive in this town in
a day or two, accompanied by Senator
William NJ, Eyarts, Edison has had q
reception in Paris such as no American
or any other foreigner has ever received,
During the three weeks that he has
been 10 tho gay capital he has only es'
capped big dinners two or three nights,
and he Is said 10 be In the condition ola
strashourg goose as q result oil the over
hospitality OF his admirers. Paris en-
Unused over Edison as only Paris can,
Crowds have followed him in the streets,
and his appearance at the Exposition
has been the inyariable signal for .
blockade which only the police could
move. As his picture has been pub.
lished In all the illustrated papers and
his photographs are on sale In the shop
windows, bis face became well known
and he has been unable 10 appear any
where in public without being recog-
nized. The newspapers have published
his goings and comings with greater at
tention even than they devoted 10 the
Shah, and Mrs, Edison and her sister,
Miss Miller, have been described with
much detail by the Partisan 6aneurs, /,
The French public considers Edisonis is
the sole inventor Of tue telegraph, tele-
phone, electric light and even electricity
Itself, II not the solar system as well,
and when Figaro gravely announced
this week that he had just completedan
adjustment for the phonograph where
by conversation in English was trans
lated into French, half Paris believed 1t,
aud Edison worship has increased q
hundred fold since.
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ACTION Up THE COMPANIES,


The Demands ofthe London Strikers GrRnt-
ed, all Except an Iucr' Rse OF Wages.
LONDON, Sept. s.-The great strike ter
minated at 5 o'clock yesterday evening
in a victory for the men practically all
along theline. All the demands they
put forward the first day have been
granted Internationally, except that re-
lating to an increase Of wsges, but even
upon this point the dock directors, after
declaring several times day since the
strike commenced, twenty.slx days ago,
that TO pay the men better would ruin
the companies and pamper the men,
and that they would never, never yield,
have now agreed to pay those very rates
on and from tho frat oi January. 1twas
rumored that Burns and Tillett, the
mems leaders, had notified in advance
that they would accept the dock direc-
tors surrender on the conditions men
toned above, but in addressing the big
meeting OF strikers on Town Hill yester.
day they led the people to believe that
they would not accept, and put the ques-
tion To the men in such a tone that the
strikers instantly shouted mo" m
After the meeting Burns and Tillett
were seen 10 talk gleefully, and heard To
chuckle in an enjoyable fashion, scarce
IL consistent with the grave consequent
c6s and further hard work aud anxiety
involved In the vote Just taken.
Tie increase Of wages Is deferred, but
all the other demands put forward, most
OF which were at first denounced as pre-
posterous, havo been conceded uncon.
ditionally, and some Of these are regard
ed as equal in importance 10 the six
pence an hour rate. Thedirectors yield
ed with the worst possible grace.
They protested they made the conces-
sion against their own judgment solely
in Difference to the Lord Mayor, the
Bishop and Cardinal, and in view Of the
representations made TO them as to the
danger to the public Of a prolongation Of
the struggle. They boastfully intimated
their readiness to justify their action
| from first TO last, bat II the challenge be
accepted they will find their task q diff.
cult one. II is reliably estimated that
the strike has cost the various interests
concerned $4,000 a day, or o total Of
about Sl0,500,000.
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"Actols The COntlnonv At thO Grand,

This evening there will commence N
the Grand q three nights engagement Of
that thrilling drama, across the Cone
Gnent," This famous play has not been
seen here ior some yeare II 10 considers
cd one Of the best tnelo'drAtnhB ever put
on the stage, II made Oliver Byron q
fortune. IL 10 not Of tho blood and
thuhdef order, but has some striking
BitnRtlonB, holding the audience Bpplk
bound AZ times, II 10 Rleo intefwoven
With good Bpeclaltlea and many funny
situations. Among tho notable BCeneB
are the great telegraph scene, the snow
storm, Filth avenue merchants palace
and a Ere scene. Those who desire boalA
should secure them Al once ~ tho No.
Lure House hat store, % the Grand VIII
DO packed 10 the door tonight. iIl
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DISTURBED THB SERVICES.
An Insane Man In the New York Cathedral
Creates q Sensation.

An Insane Man In the New York Cathedral
Creates aSsnsatlon.
New YoRk, Sept. ga man who gave
his name as James Corkey, and who
claims TO be teacher in the public
schools at South Amboy, attended
o'clock mass at the cathedral to-day and
was kneeling at the altar when Father
Layille, at the head Of the procession
swinging a censor, reached him, Corkey
snatched the censor and flung II away,
shouting "How dare you thrust that
vile decoction down my throat" He
was Immediately seized by special
officer Ruttledge who was on duty at
the church and taken away. To The
Judge at Yorkville police court he said
he was waging war against supersti-
ton and did not propose TO have any
doughnut gods forced down his throat,
He was committed as insane.
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PASA, ILL, Sept, al. s. Tate was
arrested at Mattoon yesterday on suspi-
tior Of being the person who stole a
horse from here three weeks ago. A
constable left Nation on the train this
morning with the prisoner for this city.
At Tower Hill, six miles east Of here,
the train was stopped and was sur.
rounded by crowd Of men, who boarded
the car, overpowdered the constable and
took Tate from the train. What dis
position they made with Tate is un-
known,
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LONDON, Sept. s.-DlscOunt was firm
during the past week at 81 for three
months and 2l for short. On the Stock
Exchange business was inactive, the
continuance Of the strike checking deal
inga. The only active department on
the Exchange was the American railroad
section. Prices were steady with an up
ward movement, and there Is every In.
dication Of large autumn business.
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ABIrTi,lalw waye.

RocxAwAY BEACH, R. l., Sept. g.
About A o'clock this afternoon great
CONSERVATION was caused by a tidal
wave which rolled seventy feet up the
beach and broke over two or three
thousand persons, men, women and
children, who were on The sands. 1t
came without warning and q rush was
made for shelter. Few escaped being
drenChed. A large number Of small
buildings were washed away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-09
UNCLE ADAM FOREPAuGn
Coming With MS Big circus for Two

Coming With His Big Circus for u Two
Days. Visit.
Wheeling is to be visited by Adam
Forepaugh's big circus and menagerie on
Monday and Tuesday, October 4 and 8.
Major Harry Lacey, one Of Mr.. Fore
paugh's able representatives, is now in
the city making arrangements for the big
show. This year Forepaugh's enter
prise is far ahead Of what It has been in
the past, both as regards size,
variety Of attractions and excel
lence Of performance. II 10 80
large that he cannot afford To make one
day stands, and for that reason Wheel
ing gets what she never had befJre-a
circus here for two successive days.
There are fiye rings connected with this
show, and in each OF them the perform.
ance given Is Of the highest merit. Major
Lacey promises a show that the people
who see 1t will not forget for long time.
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VALUABLE STEAMER RUINED.
Serious Accident to the 81. Lawrence at
EiuEston, Ont.

Serious Accident to the 81. Lawrence at
Kiugston, Ont.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, Sept. S.-The
Thousand Island Steamboat Company's
finest steamer, the st. Lawrence, met
with a serious accident near Kingston,
Ont, last evening. She was approach.
ing tho dock at Kingston with about GOO
excursionists on board, when her walk.
ing beam broke and one Of the driving
rods was forced through the cylinder
aud steam chest, resulting In complete
ruin 10 all this portion Of the motive
power. Another boat towed her ashore
and the passengers were landed. No
person was injured. The damage il
vfeAt.
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Fatal RaIlroad accident.

GREENvILLE, Pa Sept, IA vesti.
bule train on the New York, Pennsyl.
yania & Ohio railroad ran into a freight
train near shenango, Pa, shortly after
midnight. Baggagemaster Cleveland, oi
Salamanca, was instantly killed and En-
gineer johnson and Fireman Walters
seriously but not fatally hurt, The
solid character Of the coaches prevented
any serious injuries to the passengers.
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RACE WAR IN DELAWARE,
Irishmen, polOs and Slavacks Engage in n
Bloody Riot.

Irishmen, PoloA and SlayRcks Engage In q
Bloody Riot
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept, 5. Last
night a race war broke out in the lower
part Of New Castle, locally known Us
Dobbinsville, between gangs Of Irish
men, Poles and slayacks employed in
the Lasker Iron Works, in the course OF
which a Hungarian was shot in the
heart and killed by some Of the Irish
rioters. An Irishman was stabbed in
ten or eleven places by an unknown
Hungarian. He will recover. Thirty
three OF the slavacks have been arrested
and warrants issued for the Irish, whom
It was shown were the aggressors, In a
preliminary hearing this afternoon.
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lNCENDlARY FIRES.
A Scene Of Terror ut wrightsvilis, Pa.-A
Man Arrested ON Suspicion.

- 0NSAS vs. AeAASs ~ "AshAANNNthANt . W.
Man Arrested ON Suspicion.
LASoASTEa, Pa, Sept. s.-Wrighta.
willie, small town on the the susquehGn.
ma river, opposite Columbia, this county,
was a scene otteror last night Theipo.
lice station and Ave barns were destroy.
ed by incendiary Hres. After the hrst
Ere q vigilance committee patrolled the
place, but failed 10 prevent The other
htes. The last occurred this norningAt
which james Fiester, alias Reddy Mcln.
tire, was seized on suspicion Of being tho
inceudiaty and locked up In The burning
building from which, however, he sue.
CeOded To making his escape, He was
Afterwards arrested on the charge Of AZ
son and taken 10 the York county Jail.
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10 GARRY VIRGINIA.
Malone HuStllpg to Make the Old DOHIn-
lon Republican State,

PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. s.-General
Malone, the Republican candidate for
Governor, will make his maiden speech
Of the campaign at Abingdon, in South
west Virginia, on the 2Sd inst He is
now busy at work on campaign matters
and seems determined not to suffer de-
feat. He has sent an immense quantity
OF political circulars through the mail
to different parts Of the State. These
campaign documents were principally
circulars on Protection sent here by the
Republican National Committee, Gem
eral Mahone's mail this week has been
very large, and his letters have been
principally from leading politicians Of
the North In reference TO the outlook
for Republican success in Virginia in the
fall campaign,
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NEWARK, N, j., Sept. s.-A foul muir
der was discovered in East Newark to-
day, the victim being an Italian about
55 years old. The body Of the mur.
dered man was found on an old gravel
dock situated on the meadow. The head
had been cut from tile body, and three
bullet holes were found In the breast. It
Is thought that the murder was the work
OF an Italian secret society.
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Modest Jack Dempsey.

CnicAoo, Sept, s.--Jack Dempsey, the
pusiliSt, entered Chicago very quietly
today aud slipped out again few
hours later. HewAS accompanied by bis
wife and they were on their way 70
BuHalo, Dempsey was looking we'll,
but was evidently avoiding aCquaint.
ances because, aA heBaid, ~ hate 70 have
10 he making excuses for that little
shnabbie on the CoaAt."
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uouv,etad sor isiiIing M I.dltar.

sAN FaANoisoO, Sept .s,-Dr IlOwol.
lyn A. Powell was convicted Of man.
slaughter last night ior killing Ralph
Smith at Redwood City, two years ago.
Smith, who was editor ol a paper At Red.
wood City, publlBhed an articleto which
Powell took exceptions, and when the
men met . quarrel enAupd In which
Smith NAa killAd.
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viii opsu tile schools.

JonSsrowN, PA, Sept. 7.-AlthOush
there 10 little money in sight except
tha. received from the State appropria-
don, The school directors Of JohnStoyn
borough have decided % open thee
schools on the goth Of September and
hobe 10 raise funds enough 10 keep
them open for q term ol eight months.
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LOTS OF BALLOTS.

It Takes 1,45S cf 1hem to Nominate q
s,. Judge.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. S.-The dead
lock in the Democratic Convention at
Russellyille, to nominate a candidate for
Judge OF the Fifth Judicial Circuit, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation Of G. S. Cunningham, was broken
yesterday.
was nominated on the 1,455th ballot. He
will preside over the court which will
try Clayton's murderer, should the lat
ter ever To found.
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address, told them that they had nobly
performed their duty in Samoa, showing
themselves brave sons OF the FatheEland,
He welcomed them in the name OF the
Emperor, whom he said loved every
truly brave man as his own son., The
Prince afterWard gave dinner In honor
nj tha man.
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TaE GERMAN VETERANS sOcIErY
Permanently Organized o.tsrday-omoor
E1antnh. ~.

Elected. 7-af
The German Veterans Society which
was partially organized at Beethoven
hall two weeks ago, met again yesterday
to effect o permanent organization and
receive new members. Quite an inter-
esting meeting was held and the mem-
berDhip roll Increased 10 about forty.
After o general discussion OF matters
pertaining TO the organization, relative
TO the procuring Of charter and other
necessary details, the following officers
were elected; Major, Louis p. Salter.
bach Captain, Henry Plug; Adjutant,
Henry Beu; Lieutenant, julius Gross;
Orderly Sergeant, Louis Thierauch; Vice
Orderly, George Often. They also ar.
ranged 10 meet In Beethoven hall the
frat and third Friday evenings Of each
month, a1If I77 =. :
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A Colot,d ilsy i,,neh,d.

81. LoutS, Sept a.-A mob Of armed
white men surrounded the jail at colum.
bia, Mo-, early Yesterday morning, over.
pow cred Sheriff Evans aud took from hls
cell George Bush, q negro II yeafs old,
charged with outtaging q little white
girl oi Eve yeats, aud hanged him from
one ot The windows Of the court house.
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Astd DINaIeA b a INllLlLamalI.

NVV9'N OIVllIeN % INt IIIllI1tlcltI
WEsfoS, W. VA, Sept, s.-4This eyen'
ihE vile playing with SOME boys Oakley,
son Of Capt, William Barnett, Of wASh.
ingIon, D, O., wAsin como manner struck
gu the head with q stick. Az midnight
ile was vomiting very hard, and there
Y great uheAslness among bis relatives,
wv condition has been wired 70 hit
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TnR ANTWERP pIsAsERR.


Caring for tho injured,
ANTWERP, Sept s,-The fire which
started in the cartridge factory on Fri
day, has at last been extinguished, sey.
eral more corpses have been found, and
the number Of the dead will certainly
reach 200. King Leopold and the cabl'
net ministers to-day visited the hospitals
where the sufferers by the FIRE are being
cared for. The arrest OF the proprietor
has been ordered,
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The Van Baker plea for a new trial WaO
lubmltted Ii the Supreme Court az
ChAfleBtowh Saturday upon phhted
btiele, and Without Argument Council
Tot the prisoner may Gle additional Il.
gument however, ID Thirty days, and
The counsel iof the Stale has ten days Ia
which 70 reply, The Oa4e will be decided
at the fall special term In ChArlOhloh,
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MANsrkE, Mlcn., Sept. s.-The barge
Charles Reits caught FIRE yesterday after
noon near Point ssuble from sparks in
hay on her deck. The FIRE consumed
considerable hay, besides burning por.
tions Of the vessel and her sails. One
man fell in the fire and was fatally
hnrnal
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ALeadsF Of IND Hooters Captured,

GRErSvoop, Miss, Sept s.-aOOfse
Allen, one otlhO principal leaders In the
late troubles In lOiore county, and Tho
villain who shot bio own brother becaube
No refused 10 10 with the fioten, has
been captured at IndlanOla, sunaower
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fhs Cbatls,lsn MAJ ssia,

CAAMAarOS, ", Va, Sept s.--The
Idi'y Sdr, Democratic paper, waS sold
@aSyhdlCate oi Republicans lest night
9nd viii appear tomorrow evening 10
NhepubAcat paper, This leav0e only one
democratic daily In the city
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Daso Ban DANES,

wheeling plays ball like the old
woman who kept hotel out west, Yes.
terday this organization Of error scorers
were defeated at Canton, In two games,
by scores Of % 10 A and II 70 2. Al
Springfield yesterday Springfield de-
ieated Dayton Q 70 9.
Saturday thc following games were
played, AZ the Base Ball park the Red
Letters defeated the Pink GatLefs BY
a score Of IL 10 I, iof go. Al Spring,
Geld Dayton was defeated BY q score .ol
l2t 10 /, AZ Mingo, Mingo defeated the
Tptento club, sc6fG 10 toa. Az Canton
Manifold was defeated eCofe II to8,
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Naw YoAK, Sept s,-Ths funeral oi
Henry W. Genet Of Tweed ring fame,
took plAce today from hls late residence
ig West lRAth street. Many local polili.
plAh1 were IN attendance,
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KANSAS ctrY, Sept. s.--Ffank CowOn
and Frank BlOwslt, Of Marshall, Mo-,
we're drunk lAsL night and fell aSleep on
the Alton TRACK, The Chicago train ran
over them and killed them,
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WIN Not Leave Rome.

LONDON, Sept. S.-A dispatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says the Pope has
abandoned the idea Of leaving Rome,
the German government having media
ted In his behalf.
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EXPECTING TROUBLE.
bismarck watching for Wharf.-The weekly
budget From Berlin.

bismarck Watching for Wpr-The weekly
budget From Berlin.
BERLIN, Sept. s.-The approach Of the
opening Of the final session Of the
Reichstag is causing all parties to ask
what form Of policy the Government is
likely to take on which to go before the
country. The semi.official press affords
NO special Indication. Prince Bismarck
Il obviously awaiting the results ol the
French elections.
Ifthe present Government Is 90 ma
terially weakened as to make Boulan.
eerisn an important factor Of the French
policy. we are certain 10 hear the war
drum beat, as In 1887, and there will be
renewed appeals TO the patriotic to sup:
port further military burdens, even II
Carnot be secured In power.
Prince Bismarck appears 10 be prepar.
ing 10 give prominence to social reforms,
bills dealing with strikes and measures
acting toproteCt thepoorer classes against
undue interest on loans. Legislation
generally In favor Of the working classes
will play a leading part In the coming
session Of both the Reichstag. and the
Landstag as preliminary 10 forming o
plank In the election platform.
RsLARoiNd THE Army.
Meanwhile the military expansion In.
wolves a demand In the ReichsIag for o
credit Of eO,OOOoO0 marks, including ex'
penditures involved In the formation Of
two new army corps by dividing the
corps now designated as the Fifteenth.
The measure Is TO reorganiGe rather than
increase the army. Still II implies aBtib'
RtRnlial mineral addition In tho cavalry
and artillery. The Reiehstag will not
beRrudge the credit. The nation will
have reason 10 rejoice II no more 10 de.
inanded. Pending BismarCk'S deClara'
tiong, party negotiations are In suS'
penae,
ward Russia 10 growing worSe. The ru.
NOR Of The visit Of the CEarewllG 70 Paris
a not credited unless he goes IN the
RtFIoleBt incognito. The Cars treat.
ment Of Emperor William continues 10
embitter the relations between the two
counties, The semi.ollCial press 10 per.
mitted OF instructed 10 speak with nota'
bic ifankness aud severity.
The Cologne Gdtetle declares that the
Htet line OF danger ID not Paris but *.
Petersburg. The Hamburg Correspond.
eNct, In ati undoubtedly inspired article,
saygi "Cietmany must accept the fact oi
/ Iha tnFtnAneht hoBtIllty oil the Gar.
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Fighting Expected.

ZANZIBAR, Sept. S.-The Germans have
blockaded saadanl and fighting is ex-
pected.
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saturday lhe g. tpull club ietlelled The game
d iif06Ely1 70 Htgqs ~ yomilky otd0npg
iii men 81 Che aOld 10 lhV nl1lh inhing. Tht
iFoIbie arose from Umplfg 01ldlmlt4 lmpn,ink
ssnt. ia nd IiSlh inning III L0ulA wanted Tie
laine called aud from that 0a qHVfy decision 0l
dc timpife wa kicked against " the u, Louis
niayefs, over ti 100 Id dues were lMpoied tir0n
theu aud Btootiy iyn VIII Insist upon thglt pal'
M tC0te il0Od 20 . 10 iayof Of o. Ioull.
AZ tlOsloh-- Boston, bi PltighufghlA
I New YORK Nov Y0fk, i9l Indianapolis, I.
~ HalllHlptt- "a lilmpfp, ei Vlhnlgheil, u,
W WfhliadSibhIAs Aihioli6i I, t,6uieVilit, I,
Al tpbil9delbtl Ia ')illAlelph hlai ClefelAudl \
chlelSolG Z sep6hd iSnSI WlbhlHEiOhl u chl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13
ICEi ICE! ICE!
Arctic Ice Company.

The prices for ice in the east and the
 west have advanced 9 to 90 per cent and consumers are made to pay dearly for the mild winter just past. Tucson has never-failing supply of ice, and a reliable company, whose desire is to ob- lige the customers, and serve it at req sonable prices.
 Ice is cheaper in Tucson today than in any other city of Arizona. To fam lilies it is one half cent per pound cheap CT than at Phenix and one and one-half cent cheaper than at Tombstone.
 PatroniZe this home industry, have pure drinking water, and cold refrigera- tors. To those executing contracts the same price will be maintained during the season.