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tive. Committee uniting in it He has de.
clined within the last few days five differ
ent positions, including one or two Of four
times the salary Of the Office he now ac-
cepts. This one he takes, it is understood,
because OF lis political importance, and has
not agreed to serve beyond period of a
lew months. All the postoflices of every
grade are to be under his charge, and it is
understood. the railway mail service will
also be placed under his direction.
Mr.. Clarkson also engaged in large busi-
ness enterprises as well as politics, and has
organized three railroad companies in
Iowa and built I25 miles OF road in the
State. He was president Of the North
western Press Association for nine years,
and has done much literary work outside
OF the newspaper field. but he is best
known as a politician and editor
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short session of the senate.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-For some min
utes after the reading OF yesterdays jour
nal the Senate sat without any business
being brought before it; then a motion
was made by Mr.. Edmunds, and agreed
to, that when the adjournment takes place
today 1t be till Monday. The arrangement
having been made, the Senate proceeded
to the consideration OF executive business.
While the Senate was sitting with closed
doors MIR. Gibson's resolution was taken
up for the appointment OF select COM
niitlee OF seven Senators on the relations
OF the United States with Mexico and
Central America, and Mr. Gibson spoke
in support OF it.
After some debate, Mr.. Hale objected to
further consideration, and at, 800 o'clock
the Senate adjourned till Monday
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Paehing.uon.e neu on Their Meuie.

Kansas CRY, Mo-. March IA buy
or for one Of the biggest Kansas City
dressed bcci houses, today made a state
mcnl 10 the effect that tho passage Of any
hostile legislation 10 tho packing house
industry would be resented by the peculiar
means oi boycotiing the cattle Of the State
or States onacting such legislation. Col
omdo has already passed such law, and
the buyer said today "You may rest
assured that we will not buy a single
bullock that has Colorado brand on II,
aud the same course will be pursued with
other States that pass similar laws
What the effect oi this novel boycott
would be was not stated, but the buyer
affirmed that the boycott would not curiail
the operations OF the dressed beef houses,
because they only buy one.half OF the
cattle received hero aud two.thirds In
Chicago
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The Iondon storL r1rhange.

LoNDoN, March lI.-At tho settlement
on the stock Exchange yesterday no de-
iaultoB were announced. one or two
brokers wcrc assisted by friends. There
are continual rumors OF new combina.
ton with capital OF f6,0)O,OOO 10 buy
copper aud uphold the price.
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The soa,hern ,epnhIIcan..

sPeciaI Dispaich 20 The Appeal
WAsnINGToN, March l4.-The Southern
Republican Representatives in Congress
have concluded to postpone for the pres.
ent the caucus which they proposed hold
ing in order to insure to the South some
representation in the organization OF the
House. They will defer any action in
this direction until a few days before
Congress meets.
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TAsLXy. Va, March li.--The negro,
Magrudcr Fletcher, who criminaly as.
sauled Mn. obodiah Macrcady several
days ago. was lynched about 3 o'clock this
morning by party Of about seventy five
men. Jailcr Samuel Nelson was aroused
at about | o'clock by party Of masked
men. who demanded the keys of tho fail.
Mr.. Mctson refused 20 give them up.
Deputy Sheriff Benz. T. hctson, who had
been awakened by tho commoiion, came
TO the scene aud told tie jailer that he
had better hand over the keys, which he
did. The lynchcn went 10 tho cell of
Fletcher aud carried him out. lie made
no dcmur whatever. Tho doors u the
jail were fastened by the lynchcr and the
keys turned over 10 the jailcr. The negro
was then hurried of aud hung TO the limb
of pine tree ON the edge Of the road
about one aud half miles from here.
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East Tenacs.ce Appointments.

SIeclhl bHIhlcn W Inc Appeal.
WAsmSGToS, March l4.-No definite
decision has yet been reached with regard
to the three large appointments in Ten
nessee. IL il, however, about settled that
w. A. Allen, OF Greenvillc, will be the
Collector OF Internal Revenue for that
ht,.isioV
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r,,e A, NEWMAN, aa.

ATLANTA, Ga, March lA'-A fire. sup.
posed TO be Of incendinry origin, biokc oni
Last night In Newman aud destroyed the
LEADING business block Of the town. Loss,
$40, 900, insurance, .l5,0O0.
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BATTERY OF BOILERS EXPLODE.
-Four lien KILLED and a Number OF
Others Injured.

Others Injured.
PrrsBuRo, Pa. March l4.--A battery
Of boilers at the West Point Boiler Works,
Of u Monroe & Sons, on the corner Of
Twenty.third and smallman streets, cx-
ploded shortly after ~ o'clock this after
noon, completely wrecking the plan. and
burying number Of men In the ruins.
-Four have bcen taken out dead and three
badly injured, and there are still a num-
Der in the ruins. A dozen other we're
quite seriously injured, many Of them. Il
Is thought. fatally. The names Of the
dead already removed from the wreck are.
August lAndebaugh. engineer; frightfully
mulila,cd, single, resided on Howard
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uaI. Peun'. revival services.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAcKsoS, Tenn, March l4.-MaI. Penn,
the great evangelist Of Texas, began a re-
vinl here fvo OF six days ago. Tremend-
Gus crowds flock 10 hear him day and
night. Great interest ia being unaffected
and much good done.
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4 uI-Sis .ippi Po.,mastcr.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
WAsnINGToS, March H. Harrison Rand
has been appointed postmaster at Fulton.
Miss
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The House this morning took up num-
Ter Of bills, which were read tho second
time aud referred. In this way largo
amount Of business was disposed Of. The
same order wus taken up In the afternoon
session, and the House is catching up with
its work and that OF tho Senate long dc.
layed.
The only important bill that passed the
House today was one introduced by Mr..
Hicks, Of Lonoko, requiring railroad com
pauics To fence their tracks on both sides
and 10 make cattle gaps one mile distant
The bill was the occasion Of considerable
discussion and finally passed by close
vote.
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.n,c,m,n,aI DIsrretlon.

LoxpoS. March il.-The Government
has abandoned the idea Of prosecuting
Mr.. " Bnen ior conspiracy.
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THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURES.

A Lively Tilt Between Senators Barker
and Iillman-Railroad Legislation.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LirTLE Rock, Ark, March li.-There
was lively time in the Senate this morn
ing, and for time il was feared that
personal alteration would tako place be-
tween Senators Barker and Tillman, rela-
tive to the reports Of the speech Of Mr..
Tillman, which appeared in the arkansas
Gazette. Barker said that the report con-
tanned language rejecting ON himself,
which was not uttered by Mr.. Tillman in
debate, and he demanded an explanation
from MIR. Tillman.
Mr.. Tillman, who is the youngest mem
Der in the Senate, said that while the re.
port is not literally correct. II was In sub
stance, and he was responsible both in aud
out OF the Senate Tor what he did or did
say. This iniurinted the Senator from
Drew County (Barkcrl aud hot words fol-
lowed. Points OF order were made ON the
gentlemen, which was done TO bring the
discussion TO close, aud finally the iratc
members took their seats The business
OF the session was begun with the debate
between Senators Barker aud Iilman aud
that which followed. tho third and last
reading OF the bill to regulate railroad pas
senger rates In this state, which failed TO
pass, was all that Was accomplished before
noon. At the afternoon session number
OF bills ON second reading were read aud
referred.
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L,vpoX, March H.-Thc American
baseball teams played today on the Crystal
Palace grounds ut sydonham. Tho score
waE Al America 0, Chicago j
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Henri TnnnberIIk.

PARIS, March Ia Henri Tamberlik,
the celebrated Italian tenor singer, Is dead.
lie was born Ia 1870.
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Points About tho river.

Tile river was stationary al this point
at dusk last evening according 10 the
leVeC gauge, which indicated a depth In
tho channel Of feet 4 inches. The
Louis A, shCrlOy arrived from ClnCin.
natl At O'Clock yesterday AFTERNOON, and
Will leave for that point on lis return
trip this evening al 8 o'clock, Capt, Tom
Hunter Is In command OF tho ShBrley as
usual and clever Charlie Reeves Is still
In Tue office, with n smile Of welcome
and hearty greeting for all patrons.
shippers having consignmOnts for the
sherley arc requested 10 report them
early as Captain Hunter 10 very deBlrouH
Of getting away on time. The Scotia Is
due down al an early hour this morning
entOlte from PILlSburgh 10 Cincinnati,
Tho ben Hut left al noon yesterday for
Pat kefsbufgi tho Courier is this morn.
ing packet In this trade.
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YHE PAINTERS STRIKE.
New Scale Of Wages and Hours
Presented and Rejected,
WORK STOPPED YESTERDAY,
The Men Want SO For Nine Hours
Work, and The Employers Say
They Cannot Pay It-Rcportcd
Removal of the Central.

A strike Of the iourneyman painters Of
the city for a reduction Of hours and au
increase OF wages was inaugurated yes
terday, Several weeks ago the INTELLI
aEScER chronicled the fact that the
Painters Union OF this city had adopted
a new scale, calling for s. for nine hours
work a day, instead Of s. 70 iorten hours
the wages that have heretoiors been
paid, This scale was presented to the
employing painters, with the iniorma
ton that II was to go into effect March
l, andi 1t was not accepted by that time
the men would strike,
The employers after taking due time
to consider the matter, answered thai
they could not afford to pay the increase
demanded, which considering both the
reduction Of hours and the increase Of
wages, Is considerable, The men claim
that the scale they submitted is the one
which prevails at Pittsburgh, and that
there Is no reason that lower wages
should prevail here than there.
The men, who in all number about
fiity.tive, quit work night before last
those Of them who were not idle or
account OF the season-aud did not re
turn yesterday.
Messrs. @, Kurner, Joseph Bier, B. F
Higgins and ], W, Vankenren were yes
terdly appointed a committee on TIN
part OF the employers to confer with thu
Arbitration Committee Of the Painters
Union.
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LOCAL BRRYEuRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
City,

City,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this eYenlng-"My Part.
ner."
OPERA HOUSE, this eyeping-Rice &
shepard's minstrels, 5m
ELECTRICAL motor Il broke q wheel on
North Min street, near Bells foundry,
yesterday.
EPISCOPAL service will be held at the
town hall in Elm Grove Sunday alter
noon at 3 o'clock,
AN axle ON y large wagon Of Simon
Baers Sons broke on South street yester-
day and the load was upset.
MEN were engaged yesterday in laying
new crossing for the electrical railway
across the Baltimore & Ohio track on
Sixteenth street ut Market, 1t Is m ugly
place,
AYiniant daughter Of Louis Carl's has
been lying Ill for several weeks at her
parents home, piece Of intelligence
which their numerous friends will re-
ceiye with regret,
A TELEGRAM was yesterday received
here from W. T, Hubbard, saying his
son Nelson was now all right, and IN,
less something INTERVIEWED that could
not be foreseen, would soon be well,
"TRUR WoMANLY NonILITY" will be
the subject Of the sermon to young
women at the Fourth Street Methodist
Church next Sunday evening; the sec
ond in the series Of monthly sermons t.
young people,
NJ. i, LRAvITT'S European Novelties
had q small house at the Opera Housl
last evening, The performance deserved
large patronage, 1t was artistic, funny
without being coarse, novel and enioya
BILE throughout,
In the police court yesterday Kat
Ryan, alias Mrs, Richmond, was tnet
$50 for keeping house OF III fame II
Alley b south OF TwGnty.fourth street
A girl and three men found In the hous
were fined s. and costs each.
Tux weather yesterday was about a
ugly rs it could be, Rain fell excep
at brief intervals all day, and the al
mosphere was as soggy and raw Us
section OF London fog. Nobody VIII
could help it appeared on the streets.
A CERTIFICATE was yesterday file,
with Clerk Hook, signed by Secretary G
State Walker, to the effect that the char
ter OF the Peabody Insurance Compan
OF this city has been extended fifty year
beyond March 30, 1880, when 1t woult
otherwise have expired.
CUSTODIAN FEE, OF the Custom Houst
yesterday received by wire authorit
from tho department at Washington
80 ahead and repair the heating boiler
OF the building, accidentally burned on
Inst week. This obviates the neCesslt
OF advertising for proposals."
A LARGE and elegant frame filled wit
beautiful photographs Of Miss JUL
Marlowe in various characters, Is dil
played ut Houses music store. The
all represent beautiful young woman
The display attracted wide attentio
yesterday, being tho best Of the kin
ever seen here.
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GOING no WASHINGTON.

Tho Rush of Wheeling People to tho In
auguratlon.
A number OF Wheeling People have
already gotten of to Washington City to
SEQ Harrison's Inauguration, and more
will 20 between this and Monday. Yes
terday DR.. W. o. McNIaster, DR.. John L.
Dickey, Mr.. James v. Dickey and Miss
Mary Dickcy, Mr.. Frank Mccoy, Hon.
N. b. Scott and others departed. This
morning City Superintendent Of Schools
Anderson will go, though his main
object is to attend a meeting on March 0,
Z and s, in Washington, OF tho Depart.
mont OF Superintendent OF the National
Educational Association, Mr.. Emmett
Deloe also goes this morning, as does
also DominiCk Morris, Messrs. L. NJ.
Atkinson, james Hervey and Joseph
Baird, OF this county, will also leave this
morning, and every train leaving to-day
and tomorrow will carry goodly nun.
Der Of passengers from this city and
vicinity,
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transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record the following transfers OF reaI
estate;
Deed made February II by Archibald
McClarin, executor Of William Stewart
and Annie s, Hamilton to Kate Carver
in consideration OF $1,000, for lot 81, or
the west side Of Main street north o.
Eighteenth street,
Deed made February 90 by Harriet L
NJ. Barnes to Lydia B. Smith and others
in consideration Of S., for lots ., 10, Il
aud 10 in square "a in sprlgg & RitChie'f
addition to South Wheeling,
Deed made January IS by L. L. Stone
aud wife to Mary 4, Stephens, In consid
Grafton Of Sl,4O0, for the east half Of lOt
9 in Armstrong & Lanes addition, or
Kentucky street, Island,
Deed made December 81 by Gottliet
Bartell and wife to Ferdinand Dietrich,
in consideration Of Sl,650, for lot Q or
the corner Of German and Jacob streets
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INDUSTRIAL BREYIFlES.
FRESH Facts frOm the EurnaGes, Mills and
Mines VI tho Vicinity.

Fresh Facts frOn the FURNACES, Mills and
Mines VI tho Vicinity.
The Etna mill has been making full
time oil week, Only four Of the twenty.
eight furnaces arc oil.
There are 1000 men now at work in
Randolph county on the extension Of
the West Virginia Central railroad,
The Camden Consolidated Oil Com.
pany OF this city, received, last week,
inquiries relative to their Illuminating
oil from city in Hungary.
The Standard Axle Factory yesterday
filed It's cbarter with Clerk Hook, as re.
quired by law. The incorporators are ].
II, Hobbs, Q. L, Hobbs, 7. W. Phinney,
A. D. Howe and John j. Jones.
Mr., Ralph Whitehead left yesterday
for TGrre Haute, Ind, to supervise the
brick work OH two gas furnaces and two
producers for one Of the iron mill there,
which are to be built by Smith 4 Laugh.
lin.
The machinery in the new building,
at the works Of Caldwell 4 Peterson
Manufacturing Company, was startedup
last Tuesday, and the entire plant Is on
full and turning out an increased pro-
duct.
The Electrical railroad company Is lay.
ing It's patent crossing at Boggs' run, and
expects In ten days TO have the track
laid on tho existing gap and the road
open so that cars can run through to
Benwood.
At the Belmont the small machines
arc oil running, The big machines are
off for o few days on account OF nm I'm.
expected delay In tho shipment Of slabs.
The plate mill Is not running. The fur.
mace is doing It's regular work.
President William Weihe, OF the
Amalgamated Association, came down
from Pittsburgh yesterday, and spent a
short time with tho officials Of the order,
In the afternoon he went down to Bell.
aire to look after some matters affecting
the interests Of the organization.
AT the Standard mill, Martins Ferry,
the third turn has been otFall week on nc.
count oitheshortage ofiron. Considerable
time has been lost at this mill lately. WI.
liam kirkland, Of LeeChburg, Pa, took
charge OF mill No. 9 on Thursday. A
roll was broken on mill No. yesterday.
The Laughlin mill, at Martins Ferry,
has been Of all week, and there does
not appear to DO any prospect OF Its re.
Stunning soon. William Woodruff,
spike mailer AZ this mill, left on Wednes.
day for MunCle, Ind, to accept q better
job In rolling mill Of which his son.in.
law, William Blew, Is manager. VII.
liam WethOrald will take lYoolrufT's
job, A. l.. Wilhelm will take Wether.
AIDS and I'd Bender Wilhelm's.
Young, the architect, has prepared
plans for two story franc dwelling for
L. u. Potts, Glencoe, Ohio, 10 cost S..
900 q 5000 three story brick, for stores
and dwellings, iOrthe Misses Elllngham,
on Sixteenth street, near Eoir; a $1,000 |
two story brick, for storeA and dwellings,
for John A, Ebert, on Seventh and
Market and the remodeling for Miss
Carrie Knote Of thebullding on Eleventh
street aud Main, 10 DO converted into
French flats at a cost Of $500.
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MOuNpSYILLR.



Municipal EOMIna, ions-rersOnals-J. o
u. A. NJ, etc.
Mr.. Henry KCltz was in town yesterday.
Joseph A, Lockwood Is home for few days
Miss Ella Howard IL visiting Miss Ella Rogers
Pension Agent Hughes Is at lhO Henrietta
House.
LoSNnS new bakery building is about com
plcted.
DIT. h, Rogers went UP TO Wheeling yeStor
day morning.
Mr.; John Booth went to Philadelphia Monday
on u business trip.
The closing exercises Of the FalrvICY tchoOl
WOr0 held last night
Mr.. Z. Il. Oldham was down 10 druyYillo Ia
Try a lawsuit Thursday.
Mrs. Dr. Ely, Of GAINESVILLE, visited Mr.. aud
Mrs. Z. X. Oldham Wednesday.
A valuable COW belonging to John Booth
dropped dead up town Thursday.
MF. Oscar Wright IDtuTnSd homs from q
lengthy business trip Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q, ". Mathews left Thursday
evening for Washington 10 witness the inauguf.
alton.
The water Is still pouring Into the Mounds.
Vile coal mine, but tho miners arc working In
two entries.
The Episcopal Society mot at ILo residence Of
NJ, .. 4, Weaver last night 4 very pleasant
time was had,
There were about thirty person.. al tho altar
seeking religion ii the Simpson N. Il, Church
Thursday night.
Mr.. George Steele, Of tho Burr Robins show,
has been very sick Ut his home ID the Second
ward, but no 70 now better.
Richard MrFadden lost u horse one day this
week. II fell down on Wheeling street aud 10
Injured Itself that II had TO be BhOl
MIR. Q. Il. Chew, Of Belle Vernon, Pa, IL hOtC
organ lElng q lodge Of the Junior Order Of Amer.
twenty names,
The summons before tho grand Jury hAyo been
graciOusly distributed by Deputy Sheriff q. A.
Jones. Hut few were Issued, however, and the
boys breathe q llttlU easier.
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ugwAYTBD AN ISTELLlGBNCER.
When tho Lookup Keeper lot him out to
buy It, lie Stayed out.

When tho Lookup Keeper lot him out t.
buy 1t, lie Stayed out.
Night before last George Engle was ar
rested by Officer He'll, while he was ii
tho act Of attempting To force an entrance
to the house Of a Mrs, Carls in Alley @
It was too late to arraign the prisoner
before justice Of the peace that night,
30 He'll locked his man up over night In
the city station house. Yesterday morn
ing when tho officer came after bis mar
to lake him before Squire Davis, he had
disappeared, and when the loCkupkeepel
was isked where Engle was, he answered
that he went out to buy IN 1ETELtIdEN
GER and had not come back yet. l!
seems that the lookup keeper supposed
Engle 10 be only tramp taking adVan'
tage Of the free lodging In the station
house, and when tho other inmates Of
this class went out, he let Englc go, too
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All OF the items included in the above
were approved and ordered transmitted
to Council as the estimate for the Fire
Department. Chief Dunning was pres
elt and asked that the total DO increased
by allowing for tho purchase Of two
electric indicators to be used in the At
lantic Engine house and the hook and
ladder house. Both Of those companies
are called out on every alarm that Is
rung in aud are often delayed at their
stations by being forced to wait after
hooking up, In order to count the
strokes and locate the fire, the con-
fusion made by the horses coming out
while the first round is striking pre-
venting the men from counting accu-
rately. Notwithstanding continuance
that shows the number Of the box
pulled rs soon as the first round has
struck they cost $500 each. The com.
mittee finally decided to add 500 for
their purchase and also to add Sl25 for
new fire alarm box, TO be placed In the
works OF tho West Virginia China Com
pany in North Wheeling. This box
was asked for by tho company for the
reason that their works are SO far from
any box that in case OF fire the blaze
would be likely to gain big headway
before box could be reached and an
alarm sent in. These items, aggregatinG
S525, added to the above estimate makes
d total OF S24,050. In 1883 this depart
ment spent S24,6s4 Al.
President Miller and Chief Dunning
both rallpd the attention OF the commit
tee 10 the poor quarters occupied by the
hook and ladder company and the al
most pressing necessity there Is for
some action in the matter. The location
OF the house occupied by that company
is undesirable in many ways; the house
is old and constantly in need OF repairs
and is so small that men and horses are
cramped for want OF room. The Chief
suggested the plan that has been several
times talked over since the city became
the possessor OF the old court house pro-
perty-that OF selling the hook and lad
der, the Hope hose house and the Allan.
tic engine house and then grouping all
these companies in central station to
be established on the old court house
property. That location is contra! and a
splerdid department headquarters could
be established there. Nothing WIS done
with the suggestion. -,
The Committee on Police organized
by making Mr.. Happy its chairman the
other me;aberS Of tie committee pres;
emit were Messrs Handlan, hargh apd
schrebe. Chief DelbruESgS met win inc
the Board and committee. tic Board
submitted the following estimate: