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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-29
INCONSISTENT DEMOCRATS.
OF the Legislative Committee
on GuberuatoriaI Contest,
THE BROOKE COUNTY STEAL.
Absolutely no Proof that Sustained
the Committee in their Action
Similar Cases In Ohio County
Treated Differently,
peclaI pL.paleh D Ae InleLliaennr.

Special DispGieA 70 ne IRteligRea,
GRAFroN, w, Va, June 2s.-The CON
test committee are still reading the
Jackson county deposltions and will moi
reach result before the first Of tho
week, Senator Morris having gone home
to remain over Sunday,
Apropos Of the affair in Brooke
county, there was positively no proof
that tho magisterial lines as well as the
corporate limits Of the town had not
been changed prior to the election and
it was the absence Of this proof that led
Senators Maxwell and Morris to so
strenuously oppose throwing out the
votes, Foraught the committee knows,
Wellsburg may have been the legal
voting place OF these distranchised
voters. In the depositions from Ohio
and other counties heretofore disposed
OF there was proof positive that Demo-
Gratis had voted outside their magisterial
districts and yet the committee pronoun.
ced the votes valid, Delegate Sprigg
declaring that 1t would be unconstitu.
tional to throw them out. But when it
came to the 81 Republican votes in
Brooke county, cast under the same cir
Sprigg decided with his
Democratic colleagues that they should
be excluded,
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But ONE SIGNATURE
Received to the Iron Scale by
the AmaIgamated,
THE OFFICERS NOT SURPRISED
At the State of Afairs,,'A Diversity
OF Opinion Among Manufacture.
ers-,.Many Mills WIN Likely
Close Down July First,

RITTspuRau, Pa, June 2S,-But one
signature to the iron scale had been
received by the Amslgamated Associa,
tion up to this evening, The one firm
was the Maurice Rolling Mill Company,
of East Toledo, Ohio, The mill willstart
up on Monday in full, The old scale
expires tomorrow, and unless It is
signed the mills will be forced to close
down, as the Amalgamated Association
members will not work.
The officers Of the Amalgamated Asso.
citation express no surprise at this state
Of affairs, They say the manufacturers
proyerbially consume every day OF grace
before signing and while they expect
some to put their names to the scale by
tomorrow night, the last day of grace,
they will not be surprised II many do not
sign until necessary repairs are com-
pleted, Therefore, signatures may con-
tinue to come In until August ], or even
later. According 10 tlie constitution of
the Amalgamated Association, however,
strikes are declared at all mills, where
owners have not signed by July1,
Among the manufacturers there Is a
diversity OF opinion. A few say they
will not sign the scale in its present
shape. Others are non.committal, while
some Of the larger manufacturers have
the matter under consideration. Among
the latter are Jones 4 LauRhlin, the pro.
prietors OF the extensive American Iron
Works,
Jones & Laughlln are to-day consider.
ing the scale and may call the mill com.
mittee for conference tomorrow. Sec.
retary Laughlin said to-day that Il is
undecided whether the scale will be
signed or not. Ititis signed tomorrow
themillSwill not be closed. Ifitremains
unsigned after tomorrow the men will
refuse to work after Sunday night and
will remain out until II Is. Tho same
rule, however, applies to all other mills.
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CONDITION Of BUSINESS.
II. q. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade.
satisfactory Outlook,

II. q. Dun & C0.'s Weekly Review OF Trade
satisfactory Outlook.
New YoRE, June 2S.-R. G. Dun &
Co,'sweekly review Of trade says: 1t haf
been week OF considerable excitement
in speculative circles, and Of heavy gen.
eral trade, without material change in
conditions, As all depend in large meas
nre at this season upon crop prospects,
It Is most encouraging 10 find the reports
In this particular unusually favorable.
In the northwest the grain outlook is
particularly fine, great improvement be-
ing reported In quarters where there has
been some apprehension. With crops
of unusual magnitude probable, the
prospect is not gloomy.
AT Pittsburgh, the iron and other
trades continue 10 mend. The glass taC.
tories have about all closed for the sum.
mer, Coal mining oil the Monongahela
Is dull. Tho money markets continue
amply supplied. Wheat has advanced 9
cents, with sales OF 24,0O0,0 900 bushels on
Wednesday, and 55,0O0,0 900 bushels for
the week, but all accounts OF harvesting
thus far are satisfactory. Corn aud oats
have declined each q fraction and coffee
is still sold heavily, transactions for the
week reaching 100000 bags, and has de.
Clined half a cent. Pork and pork pro.
ducts are all little stronger. The gen.
eral average OF prices has fallen.
In the iron business there Is q stronger
feeling at all points with quotable i'm.
proyementin mill iron. But bar does
not improve. Rails are not changed in
price, nor are large transactions reported.
At Pittsburgh and Cleveland the stronger
feeling still prevails. The money mar.
ket las stiGened to some extent here.
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REVERSED rue LICENSE COURT.

Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Liquor Men
Get There Through the Supreme Court.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2s.-The
State Supreme Court to-day awarded a
writ Of temporary mandamusia in the case
of the petition Of the Prospect Brewing
Company, Of this city, for q mandamus
to the License Court judges to show
cause why u brewers license was refused
the company. In the cases OF the ap.
peals ofthe following persons and firms
in Allegheny county, who were refused
liquor licenses, the Supreme Court re.
verses the order OF the court below, re.
fusing a license and procetlctio Is award
cd: The l.. II. Harris Drug Company,
Joseph Fleming 4 Son, 7. D. Casey Il
Co., and Joseph Eipstei 4 Co., ct al,
Mary u. Pollard,
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C0NDBNSEp' TGLEgRlNS.

Arrived at New York, yeBterday,
steamers Sorrento from Hamburg and
Gala from Liverpool,
Tho argument In tho Mcnow. dawson
mirdDr case, at Charleston, s. o., ID not
yet concluded, but will DO finished TO.
day.
Tho four mile, eight.oared race DO.
tween the Yale and Harvard crews, was
won yesterday by Yale, by Blx lengths.
Time, Yale, 2li3O; Harvard, 2l;bb.
District Attorney John Blair Hoge, ol
the District Of Columbia, yeSt6rday en-.
tefedA h6lk ptO,tgui In anuinDef of StaI
rohte Gases againAt Stephen u Dorsey
and others.
II ig positively stated that tho pto.
duSefs oil NllGh hay caAgaA " lRgfl
p6ApetA Va the tEadu was Bold 70 The
Standard OIL Company al yesterday
OlOslng market
The Rochester Insane Asylum, II
Minnesota, 10 undergoing az luEeellga
lion, Terrible 6Iogles 0 brutality al
lhs mart pl allenlAnlA toward patient
ate being brought out In the evidence.
Dr. William Hale, we'll known Il
Wheeling, has been found guilty, Il
Chicago, oi using the United State
mails 10 obtain money under false pre-
enCeg, In connection With hl1 paper
Hsdlh and H0mt 7
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ALUMNI REUNION,
a Pleasant Time ut RIChmond COllsge-An
Old Institution,
d,,.F,I DI.,oI,k Ia IN. E,l.Jif1....,

a Pleasant Time ut RIChmond COlIegs-AH
Old Institution,
Special Dispaleh 10 he ERielltgeneer,
sTEuHESvILLE, Quo, June 2S,-The
Richmond College Alumni reunion yes
terday was attended by nearly two thou
sand people, The out Of door exercises
were jpteriered with by the rain. Ad.
dresses were made by Rev, WIN. CASTOR
and Hon. Walter g. Ong, of Cleveland
Hon, l.. @. Cole, Of Bowling Green
Henry Gregg, Esq, OF steubenYille; DR..
A. r, Ong, OF Martins Ferry, and Rev.
james Routlege, Of Wintersvllle, Rev,
A. j. Hiatt delivered the address OF vel.
come, to which Rev. John Dlckey, OF
BraddoCks, Pa, responded,
Among the alumni present an orga.
nized movement was started for thepur
pose OF raising funds with which to on.
dow a chair Of Mathematics.
This college was founded In 1885. 1t
fell of In patronage during the war, but
was reopened thereafter, improving up
to 1912. It refrigerated after the death
Of Prof. 0ng. Was again reopened last
year by DR.. MacAIillin, from the East,
who should feel much encouraged by
Ills success TO date and by the hopeful
outlook,
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TnE SITUATION An lOlINSrOMN


Growing brighter Each Day-A Child Kid.
mapped Mt MorreilviIle.
JoHNsrowN, PA, June 2S.-The sltua.
ton at Johpstowp is growing brighter
every day. The spirits OF the people are
more buoyant, aud they are beginning
10 feel like returning to work. Eighty
thousand dollars in cash arrived to-day
to pay the men in the various depart.
mGnts. II was distributed among the
contractors and the heads Of the depart.
nents 10 pay the men under them,
The axle plant OF the Cambria Iron
Company started up to-day. Rev. Mr..
Beale, chairman OF the morgue commit.
tee, has made his official report. He has
record Of about $500 bodies. Ten
bodies were recovered to-day. Three
were identified. The greatest loss OF
life occurred on Washington street; /;
nineteen persons were killed Ii 9ne
house and 'the llst Of dead from thi sthpr.
onghiare reaches l1s. Property losses
amounting to nearly SD,000,00O have
been reported.
Two men, with m order purporting to
come from Gen. Hastings appeared at
the home OF Mrs. Moses Kelly, In Nor.
rellyille and asked for Leona, II year
old daughter Of G. A. Smith. They said
they would take her to the Orphans
Home in Pittsburgh. II now develops
that Gen. Hastings meyer signed such IN
order and II Is feared the young girl was
kilnHnna1
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Tue CRONIN JURY.
It's Work About Complstsd-who circulR-
ted the Reports About CroninS

Chicago, June 2s,-The grand jury
resumed It's work on the Cronin case al
10 o'clock this morning and before they
went into session they gave It out that
they would finish the case tomorrow.
Unless new evidence Is discovered In
the meantime to prolong the session the
final findings Of the jury will be re-
turned into court tomorrow afternoon,
The line OF investigation followed by
the grand Jury to-day was toward un-
covering the outer circle OF the plot,
Some thirty Clan-na,Gael men were
summoned for to-day's session and the
questions put to them were all framed
with the view Of finding out II possible,
who was responsible for spreading the
malicious reports that DR., Cronin was a
spy,
One OF the witnesses examined was
spellman, the Peoria distiller
and district officer OF the 0lan.na,Gael.
Mr., Spellman was called in to be exam
amined about the alleged dlsbandlng Of
camp 20 since the murder He told the
grand jury the camp had been disbanded,
He said the records Of the camp had not
been destroyed and that any records
TO the camp were at the dis
posal Of the grand jury,
d, j, Lyon, ex.pollce justice, was ex-
Rmined In regard to the bogus lawsuit
tried before him, in which DR.. Cronin
was witness, The suit was trumped
up affair, whose sole object was to place
lie Doctor on the witness stand SO that
III cross.examination his lie from early
loyhood could be gone over.
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iocular Yein-something mysteriously
rare in the average graduating oration
There was great deal Of common sense
in his cynicism,
Miss Kate A, WinCher talked also in
q pleasant vein, alternating with q little
healthy sentiment, about ''The Boys"
Her style was novel and attractive, and
she has an especially clear and well
modulated voice. Her essay made as
favorable an impression as any.
Miss Alma H, bordeaux, the first
honor pupil OF the class at large, chose
as the caption OF her valediCtory address,
"Reefs." She considered the theme
tguratively, and spoke Of some OF the
reefs which threaten to shipwreCk
American institutions, Her closing re-
marks to the teachers, Superintendent,
Board OF Education and the public were
graceful and appropriate, and commend
ably brief, She was heartily applauded,
DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS,
PresidentJ, A, Miller, Of the Board OF
Education, then formally presented to
the graduates the diplomas, lie did not
undertake to make any address, as a
heavy rain and thunder storm, which
had come up while Miss Bordeaux was
speaking, was still making good deal OF
noise on the roof
Superintendent Anderson then pre-
sented TO Miss Bordeaux q certificate OF
honor, and a scholarship from the Michi.
gan University, at Ann Arbor,
,Inhn n panHlaknn UNA NI,at, ,,HnaanNnI
and handed to the pupil Of each school
having the highest grade, q handsome
silver medal, bought by the Board OF
In lieu Of the Peabody medals
usually conferred upon the leading pupil
IN each ward by the State Superlnten.
dent OF Free Schools, which for some
reason were not forthcoming this year,
The medals substituted were appro.
prlately engraved on one side with the
pupils name and on the other with the
name OF the school,
The recipients Of these medals were
Arndt j. Ryan, Kate A. WinCher, Sol
". Reich, Alma A. Bordeaux, John S,
Ooddridge, Gail II. Holiday and vii.
lam @. Hall.
Mr.. Pendleton referred In opening 10
he predominanCe OF girls among the
,raduates, and the fact that both the
irst and second honor were taken by
,irls. On this text he built a few re-
marks upon the increasing number OF
venues open for women In this pro.
'reesiYe age. He then presented the
Medals, and the audience was dismissed
With the benediction by Rev, DR.. Cooke,
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OMAHA, NRso July 2s.-YcsterdaE
morning g. NJ. Morgan, cashier Of the
State Bank OF Sidney, was found lying
In bed with tho top othis head blown
Oft aud a icrty.aye calibre rcvolvcrin bis
hand. The bank, II is said, was not
making money. six ycars ago Morgan
eloped with the daughter OF II. W,
Yates, President Of tho Nebraska Ma
tlonal Bank Of Omaha. He was the son
Of a wholesale grocery man, and q young
man oi exemplary habits, but the lady'I
parents opposed the union. On the
same day Frank Johnson eloped with
tie daughter Of Byron Reed, an Omaha
millionaire, and married her. johnson
and Morgan shortly aiterward. started
tho State Bank Of sidney, ot which
,Johnsoll Is now President,
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A FINE DuILpING IN RUINS.
a Supposed FIre.Proot Establishment In
Chicago Burns.

a Supposed Flre.PrOot Establishment In
Chicago Burns.
CmcAGo, June 2S.-Fire was discov.
cred in the third story Of tho Burton
block, corner Of Van Buren, and Clinton
streets at 8 o'clock this morning. BY Z
o'clock the big building was ID ruins.
The Burton block extends along Van
Buren, street for 200 feet and the same
distance north on Clinton. 1t Is six
stories high, with a large fire wall divid.
ing 1t into north and south sections. Fin
ished us 1t was with pressed brick and
cut stone trimmings, it was regarded rs
the model manufacturing building OF the
neighborllood. Some fifteen or more
firms or business interests were located
In the burned portion, which is south Of
the central fire wall. The other portion
remained intact. The loss on the build.
ing Is estimated at 100000, and contents
at $50, 900, divided among large nun.
Der OF firms. Owing to the supposed
substantial character OF the building
only small line OF insurance was car.
rtnI
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JoHNsrooWS, Hp June "a. = Tho
Board OF Inquiry Is holding It's first
meeting In the Seventh ward to-day,
They propose to make a systematic can.
vasS Of the flooded districts TO ascertain
the number Of survivors and dead. The
Bureau registering the names Of tho liy.
ing for the distribution Of local funds
haye SECURED aRopt $4,000. They expect
10 register 36,0G0.H General Hastings re.
greLted that Il was raining again today.
The men cannot workin tho water, A
strong effort Is being made 10 close out
the Commissaries as soon US possible
and turn the town over 10 tho civil All.
tborlties once more. Tho military ofll.
GERS are as anxious 10 goas the people
are'to hay6 control Of the Boroughs,
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LONDON, June 9s.-Tho sAqreholden
Of tho company whose Conpession to
build the pclagOa Bay railway has been
cancelled by Portugal, held a meeting
In London to-day, II was resolved 10
resist any attempt on tho part Of Portu.
gal 10 take the work ont OF the com.
pany's hands, as such action would re-.
suit In a grave crisis. II was further
determined, In tho event Of Portugal's
perslsling In carrying out her threat.
0ned action, TO call upon the British
Government " demand from Portugal
the payment Of her debt 10 England OF
100000 pounds incurred In 1874, and
TO aSk that such sum be applied to The
purchase OF the railway.
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\. NJ. Q. a, Note,.

The Sunday school teachers, ,ro.,;,,.
hes ,S been discontinued for The s,tnTo. Te,.ng
The Saturday and Sunday yoSng o. ,Nsn,.
meetipa9 will be carried on VIII hn'e,,s ,n
aPateu " vigor during the warm % wsa,hnl un'
These meetings will be preeedeJ dIainer. ~, !.
lllteen minute gonRsseryIce on tSe w 9,,, =
slue q the building. All man '"V s,o oii.-
yited 70 attend at s O'clock to.nivbt ~ .ni ,lI
O'Clock Tomorrow, The ineetIngv "nn sua
always interesting and proatSbIe "re
y lhe young men otthe city ara ro,nlnd
90 tns; the Association extenIls n % cn.,i,ui
invitation TO them 10 visit tbe SSiI,iin.. Sn,
on VIE corner Of Market and i,WSn,Ia1E %
streets. The members and tl,e SscpS,ssn,. S',esn
VIII cordially Welcome ali iil',y viSilosI ca,,
duct thelI through the bullijnv ans,uss vUn
Wy Inquiries concerning tbe A WANT Sso"is
slon and receive applications ior i,'SUC,u' ,HS,,,
pefBllip from those who desIrSV All ~ "eI' ISIr
olna men making apboinitSpn,S Oin. tas
lhe ttanSactlon olbisinesS ,S Or niSaS ,,,. LOT
posee are reminded that The Ta rooIn5 put, at,,
always open 10 them, S '"ou'S ats
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2S,-With
reference to the estimated deficiency in
the appropriation for the payment oil
pensions during the current fiscal year.
and the alleged insuiIiCiency Of the ap'
preparation Tor theil object for the next
fiscal year, an examination Of the official
estimates submitted shows that the last
Congress originally appropriated S,446,'
800 more than was asked for by the De.
partment for the present fiscal year, and
supplied at the last session all ol the de-
ilciency OF SS,0O0,0OO than said to be
necessary, and that for the next fiscal
year all Of the money was appropriated
that was asked for.
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Hayes and wife, then delivered brlel
funeral address, 1t was the desire oi
the family that there should be no ser
mon. Rev, j, /. Swander, OF the Re-
formed Church, then read the hymn be-
ginning;
"lod be with you till We meet again.
by his counsel guide, uphold YOui
With his sheep securely fold YOU
God be with you till we meet again.
which was rendered by the choir. Rev,
NJ. Long, Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church then repeated the Lords Prayer
and closing the simple and impressive
services, which he'd been so arranged
as to bring into requisition the services
OF all the Evangelical ministers Of the
city, An opportunity was then given
TO throngs Of sympathizing visitors from
abroad TO view the body, the Fremont
Light Guard band which was stationed
some distance from the house playing a
number olsuitable selections meanwhile.
The funeral COrtege then took up its
line OF march to Oakwood cemetery
where the interment took place,
AT THE GRAVE,
The score or more OF survivors of
General Hayes old regiment, with white
badges, bearing its name, the Twenty.
third Ohio, volunteered as guard OF
honor TO the hearse on the march. This
simple tribute caused the tears to spring
to General Hayes eyes, when he was
informed OF II. The ceremonies at the
cemetery were very bief, Lucy Webb
Hayes was borne TO the grave by her
sons and her kinsmen, the pall.hearers
being Messrs. Richard, Webb, Scott and
Rutherford, IT,, her four sons; Il. II.
Piatt, OF Columbus; Thomas and Joseph
McKell, Of ChilliCothe; General Nit
chell, OF Columbus; Lemuel Boggs and
John Nelson, each either nephew or
cousin.
The Hayes lot in Oakland cemetery Is
in q choice spot near the entrance. The
grave was surrounded with a wide bor-
derof evergreen leaves, the ground in
every direction being covered for dis.
tanCe OF over four feet, and the interior
lined with the same, SO that not u par
ticle OF earth or clay wasvisible. Aband
OF roses enCircled the margin OF the
grave. The Casket was Immediately
lowered and DR.. Bashford read tho sim.
pie and impressive Methodist burial
ritual, and Lucy Webb Hayes was left
to await the morning OF the resurrection.
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Decision thnt Efrsol. stoubsuvIlls

DptVIIF UI9Pu7VTE 10 VIC IH0t1EIVIFVsF'
srEUsRSyILLE, o., June 2S.-The decl-
sion in the Philadelphia court this morn
ing reversing Judge White, OF Pitts
burgh, in tho matter OF his having any
discretion In the granting OF Wholesale
liquor licenses, It is said, will result in
the return to Pittsburgh Of six or eight
liquorand bottling establishments, which
have been temporarily making Steuben.
vile their headquarters us q base Of
nnnrntlnnR.
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ExnmiuIng BOARD.

STtcIHI UIIDN7cN ~ Nt INTtNIDtNttT'
MANNISoroN, W, Va June 9S.-Com-
missioner Tanner has established a
board ofexamining surgeons at this
place having appointed Ds. W. G. Q,
Wilson and NJ. i. Miller, Of Manning.
ton End DR.. George l., McIntlre Of
GrangeyiI!e, rs examiners. This Is vel.
come news IL large numbers Of old
soldiers in this section who have had to
attend examinations at distant points
hpFntoinrn.
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JonNsrowNl Pa June 9S,-TEO lInc-
kuOpers In tho Cambria Offices estimates
EhaL from IDa 10 gOloi their yorkmen ln
the GautiBf and cambtlR lr6h Sdtks
were loAt, Counting Women and chll!
gf5H dependent on them, they put their
los5 Of hOpplB u Bbbi. Thby estimate
TIE entire loss Of life al 10000. MI
H4lnes, tile fire brick manufacturer,
thinks This gtlesg ahouL right, lie bO.
lleYes Al least 300 Rlfanger5 were Ia lba
town AZ the llnle Oi the lloOd,
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ROW h nc NORTH End.

There was a small sized riot yesterday
between four pi the employees Of the
Wheeling & Harrisburg Railroad Com.
pany working on the North Wheeling
tunnel. Jesse Carpenter, colored labor.
er, dumped barrow load OF rock and
dirt over at a point where, according To
his story, he did not suppose there was
any one underneath, but as II 80 happen.
ed the load fell on an Italian laborer and
he raised an outcry that brought two Of
bis CountrYmen 10 the scene, The three
dagos then proceeded 10 make things In.
teresting for the colored brother by hit.
ting, biting and Chokinghim. The po.
lice were sen! for and the quartstte land