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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-06
TIE ARRANGEMENTS CuMpLETpD
For tho Reception OF Bishop Kahn by IN.
Catholic Societies on MONDAY. =.

At a meeting Of the lnarshals !,
charge OF the parade on the occasion IF
the reception Of the Rt. Rev, Bishon
kain, the following programme VIZ,
agreed upon, and all these who wi,i
take part in the parade are expected IN
be at the places assigned them at the
time named, as the procession will move
promptly.
The Knights OF St. George, the An.
cient Order Of Hibernians and other ao.
cieties, and oil citizens OF the Ca,hedra,
congregation who desire to take nar, In
the parade, will report at the CathaG,oi
at 1880 3. N. sharp, Monday. Th".
knights OF st. John, tho St. Aipbonsns
society, the Young Mems Catholic soci.
ETY. OF St. Alpuonsus church, and alI cjt.
izens OF the st. Alphonsus conprepa,;on
who will take part in the parade will
meet at the satue hour at St, Alphnnsmn
church and be- ready to take the nos;.
tion assigned them in the procession as
it passes that point. All societies and
citizens connected with St, Marv,s
church will meet at the same homr at
that church and be ready to take IN"
place assigned them in the procoss;on
Ihe procession will move from tbe
Cathedral at o'clock over the fol,ow.
ing route, and in the order hereafter
named: ."''ef
From the Cathedral on Fourte.,,,,
street TO Market, to Twenty.secopd. to
Main, TO Twenty.seventh, to EoG IN ~
Ihirty.sixth, to McColloch, where the ~
R'gnt Rev. Bishop will be receiy.d o
Counternsrch ON Thirty.sixth 10 Eof
To- 70 oIrw.tenty.ssyenth, to Chapliup, to
teenth, to Eol, to the Cathedral.
The procession will march in ,be f,,-
lowing order: Chief Marshal nnd i he
assistants, DR.. John A. Campbell. ,John m
Corcoran, j. a. Cunningham. |, Peter
Ronenberger, Bernard Bach and Willio'n
Freise; knight Of St George. K Knivh,a
Of st. John, the Rt, Rev. Bishon'a car'
riage and csrriagesc containing the clernv
ana invited guests. the Young ES Man,s
Catholic Society Of St. .Alphous,,s chnr"h .
the st: Aiphonsus Society, Maxer',,
band, Ancient Order OF Hibs,nia39s ia9 81 ne Z
Wheeling visiting commanderies oTs oI ~" y,
ANCIENT Order OF Hiberniaus rn ana i, o,ho, ins
societies, citizeuH on foot and in o.mu. c.r.
riages. ~ car
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ZOAR BAPTIST ASSOCIATION,

tno interesting Session Begun Mt Martins
forry-A Day Devoted to Discussing
Sunday Schools.
The siIty.third annual meeting of the
z'ar Baptist Association opened in the
Baptist Church at 10 a. M. yesterday,
with the Moderator, Rev. G. G. Boyd,
in the chair, and George Spence, Secrs.
tary pro. tenn. The meeting was opened
With scripture reading by Rev. Mr.. Boyd
and prayer by Raw. G. Nj. Conway.
The whole Of yesterday was occupied
by Sabbath echool work and was quite
interesting. Rev. Mr.. Cald we'll spoke
on the objects OF the Sunday. school,
stating that the word God should be the
starting point and the teachers should 90
with some message OF God in their
mlads. Rev. Mr.. Conway talked on the
resources and said that the Sunday
school is the church at work.
Rev. DR.. sedgwick, in comparing the
sunday schools OF the past with the
present. said that the scholars, when he
Was boy, learned moro of the Bible
than they do now, and he sometimes
thinks that every help should be thrown
into tho are.
Rev. G. G., Boyd spoke on the dangers
to the young in the present system, and
said that in his young days boys and
girls oi ten and twelve years knew more
about the Bible, looked upon it as the
work oil God and thought more about it
than many young men and women in
the sunday schools to-day. He is not
opposed to helps, but thinks they are
abused. Not one.haif OF the young peo.
pie have their own Bibles. lie was fol-
lowed by Rev. Mr.. Caldwell and Deacon
Mead, who are opposed to helps,
Rev. Mr. Henderson said the place for
them was ut home. Rev Mr.. CONWAY
agreed with him and pronounced the
Baptist helps the best. Rev. Mr.. Cband.
Ter believes in helps. Nv
Rev. Watson Dana spoke on "Vhat ia
necessary for a successful Sabbath
school" He said the Sunday school
should be under the management OF the
church, and told what the essential
qualifications Of good school are.
Rev. Mr. Caldwell spoke OF the pas.
tors duty, Rev. ]. p. Henderson the
Superintendent'a duty and all Of these
subjects were discussed by Chandler,
sedgTick, Caldwell, Boyd and Conway.
The evening session consisted of ser.
vice OF song, HAS Sabbath school work
had tendency to decrease home relig.
ious training2" by J. NJ: Amos, and az
address by Rev. Mr.. Rhoades. The
attendance yesterday WAS good.
In the association there ars ten
churches: Martins Ferry. Mt. Moriah
Clear Fork, Ebenezer, Harmony, Union
Valley, Saltwater, Beaver, Cadiz anc
Morristown. -
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Horrors Of Russian Exile yystcu,

SAN Francisco, Sept. 5.-The barken-
tine Catherine Sudden has arrived ut
Port Townsend from Siberia. Her com.
mander, Captain John Thomas, has sent
TO this city description Of the Russian
exile system as witnessed by him. He
describes the brutal scene which he wit.
messed on I.aghalien Island, famous
Russian exile priaon. 4 large party OF
exiles, of all ages, heavily manacled.
were being taken to the island. A few
old men, whose strength gave out, fell
from exhaustion. The brutal driver,
acting under orders FROM hia superior,
shot the unfortunate men and removed
their chains. No mercy or discrimlna.
ton was shown. Wives saw their hus-
bands killed before their eyes, mothers
saw their daughters outraged and in.
suited. the eIiles we're driven like
cattle, heavy whip being used to urge
them on. The prison cells were filthy,
and the treatment balbarous.
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VIII Result iu Several Duels.

PARIS, Sept. ga noisy Boulangst
meeting was held here Last night. The
meetingprotested against the revelations
concerning General Boulanger, and
passed a resolution Affirming their ad.
hereuce TO. the programme Of tho party
for the revision OF the constitution.
NJ. Castelin. one Of the speakers, made
q violent attack upon NJ Mermeix, editor
OF the Cscards, the Boulangist organ, and
the author Of the revelations, who, upon
arising to reply, WAS greeted with hisses
and groans, aud was compelled to aban.
don the attempt. He thereupon lel. the
meeting. NJ. Soudey, Anarchist, whe
was waiting in a neishboring boulevard,
followed NJ. Mermeix, heaping abuse
upon him and ending bis TRADE by spit.
ting in NJ. Mermeix's face. Several duels
are expected to occur as the result of the
meeting,
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MORGAN'S GROVE EXHIBITION.

Ths Affair CIoses with n Weak Speech
rrom Col Experiment Station Johnson.
Sptcia! DisOa.ch 10 The Iatelliqeneer.
MARTISsnURa, W. Va, Sept. 5.-The
Morgan's Grove exhibition closed to.
day. Owing TO rain the. crowd was
small, not lnnre than 1000 persons being
present. At IL o'clock Col. D. D. John.
son, Of tho Agricultural Experiment Sta.
ton at Morgantown, was introduced by
Col. A. Morgan and delivered one OF the
time-worn speeches Of the Democrats
against the Mckinley bill aud other
measures offered by the Republican
party in this Congress.
A most amusing feature was the old
maid contest for superiority in personal
charms. The prize was adjudged TO
Miss Ellen Felshans, OF Shepherdstown.
In the blindfolded wheelbarrow con.
test the prize was won by Edmund
Lee, Jr.
The baby show attracted great deal
Of attention. Mrs. William Lucas was
awarded the prize for exhibiting the
prettiest baby; Mrs. John Il. Eichelber.
ger for the fattest.
all the live stock and agricultural i'm.
plements were sold at auction. -err
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MANUFACTURERS COMBINATION
10 Protect Each Other Against tho Strikes
OF Employees.

.sNFsoJNss
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. J.-Alanuiac.
turera have formed novel combination
against strikes. A powerful alliance now
exists among some Of the richest corpo.
rations In the country.
These Institutions employ total OF
$1,000 or 10000 workers, aud therefore
directly support some 250,00O to 100000
people,. exclusive OF other interests
depending upon tho earnings OF these
people. 1t Is claimed by these manuiac.
turers that the action OF their workers
has forced the alliance.
Among the corporations which are
members ol the alliance are the Westing,
house system, both In this city and else.
where. the Yale Lock Company, Colt
Arms Company and four or five other
big factories In Connecticut, and pre-.
the Pullman interests. The
compact agreed to Is, that In case q strike
occurs to enforce unreasonable de.
mands, whether the strike be against
ono or all OF the associated factories,
all work is to cease. The sirikers are to
be allowed to remain idle until they see
nv 10 return to work, aud no factory Is to
employ any worker who may have left
another factory on strike. Neither Is
any. associated factory to seek workers
during a strike from my Of the fedcr.
ated works.
I'VE are compelled to take some ttaps
to protect ourselves against unreasonable
demands and strikes, said manure
turer. interested In the compact. "Ds.
mands arc now made 30 frequently as to
render the Investment OF large sums in
enterprises almost hez.
ardous. This matter is an experiment;
We cannot tell whether or not 1t will
prove beneficial in practice. We do not
seek to crush labor; We are willing to
make a fair divide, but We cannot give |
more than We earn. And, after all, IL
wage earners force the producers OF Ger.
tain articles to pay more money 10 their
workers, the price Of such articles must
be advanced; the consumer pays the ad-
vance, and ultimately the worker him.
'eli becomes contributor along with
others in paying the higher prices he
has compelled. There is a law OF in
ertia in the manufacturing and COM
nerclal world as certain as that in the
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A FURRY on 'ChnuIo.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-There was some
excitement In the wheat and provision
pits on Change this morning coDsequen,
upon the failure OF Sawyer, Wallace &
Co., Of New York. As the firm had
heavier holdings in pork than wheat,
the excitement was more intense in that
crowd. At the opening offerings Of Jan.
uaYy pork were made at sll OH, hut 10
trades were made until the Sll 80 point
was reached. The market steadily de.
clined to Sll 10 in a very few minutes,
and becoming stronger, advanced to
Sll 40 at 10 a. m. Lard and short ribs
partook Of the excitement, but in less
degree. Wheat showed q considerable
loss over night. December opened at
81 00a, about one.half cent under the
last prices of yesterday, and 1t soon be.
came firm and recovered, the quotation
at 10 o'clock being Sl0li.
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GOOD Templates.
Tho Meeting OF tho Grnnd Lodge Of ths
Order-Oniceis Elected.
g.. 81 Ia a. Ia

Order-Onlceis Elected.
Special Dspdtch 10 he Initligmer.
KISowooD, W. Va, Sept. 5.-The
Grand Lodge l. o. G. T. elected the fol.
lowing officers to-day: Grand Chief
Templar,' Julius X. Monroe, Of King.
wood; Vice Chief Templar, Miss Tlllle
Charlton. OF Hinton; Grand Secretary,
James d. Morgan, Of Gerrartlstown
Grand Assistant Secretary, W. Z. Mari.
ing, Of Wheeling; Grand Treasurer,
Louis Largent, Of Paw Paw; Grand
Chaplain, Rev. E. J. Wilson, OF Berlin;
Grand Marshal, A. d. Douglass, OF Key.
ser; Grand Assistant Marshal, Annie
Polling, OF Romney; Grand Guard, Miss
Maggie Wallace. Of Clatksbnrg; Grand
Seminal, J. s. Pierpont, of llarrisville;
Grand Superintendent OF Juvenile TEN.
plars, Miss Mary Jessop, Of Austin
Grand Past Chief Templar, viii. A.
Of Richie.
Supreme Representatives 10 the
Worthy Grand Lodge OF the World, n.
F. Barnes, Of Buckhannon, and Will A.
OF Richie; alternates, Hon.
Q. NJ Bishop, Of Kinqwood, and ]. W.
Lohn, OF Hinton, Grand Councillor II.
G. Compton, OF Grafton. -
Clarksburg was selected as the next
place OF meeting, next September.
The meeting Of the Grand Lodge this
year was very pleasant, and kingwood
did well her part by entertaining all the
delegates free. 90 '5L, ~ ~
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President Leuycs for Crssuon,


WAsnISaToN, Sept. 5.-The President,
Mrs. Harrison and Private Secretary
Hslford left Washington this morning
at IO:50 via the, Pennsylvania road for
Gresson, Pa. They occupied n special
car attached to the New York and Chi.
oago limited express. The President ex.
poets to remain at Oresson until October
first, but his stay there will be governed
by the proceedings Of Congress, as it is
at lsast toI days before the adjourn.
ment. He has accented aI iryitation to
attend the reunion Of the Army Of the
alMleYlsnG st Toledo, Ohio, on the 18th
inss., hpt does rot expect to be a5sent
from QressoR on tibet OCCASION more
than .ws or three days. - -,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Searly every man
OF the Carpenters Council was on hand
at their meeting last night. ]. G. Ok.
den, q member OK tho present strike
committee, and MI active Henber for
several years, WINS elected Presi ident,
vice James O'Connall, resigned. A del.
egate made a speech advocating gen.
er9l strike. Immediately an uproar en-.
sued, dpriny which motion was put
and seconded thss tue present conserva.
tive policy concerning The strife bacon.
tinued, siia tbe sction Of the strike soIff.
mittee concurred In. This was imme.
diately put to vote and carried by an
over xheimiug msiortty, and the dis
tntbancs WAS soon forgotten. There are
now lees than 700 carpenters ont on a
atrike. At secret meStipg Of the Car.
penters' and Builders ASSOCIATIONS, held
last night, . resolution was adopted to
the effect that this association would
continue nsyiug wshirty:tse GENTS an
hour to good sorX.sIi.
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THREE MEN KILLED
I,y n Collision on tho Delaware & Hudson
Road, Near westpott, n. Y. ~ =

Ily n Collision on tho Delaware & Hudson
Road, Near westpott, n. Y.
WHITEHALL, N. y, Sept. 6.-Passen.
ger train No. 81, on the Delaware 4 Hud-
son River, due hero at 7:05, ran into a
freight train at Howards, near Wcstport,
at half.past Eve this morning. Engineer
Thomas Murray, Fireman James Starr
aud A. J. Keflen were killed. No pas.
sengers were injured. FE l,5
The express train was about twenty.
Ave minutes late. The enf ineer, it is
said, had instructions to 20 ahead. He
was known as q very careful man. Ac.
cordins TO statements the freight train
should have been held. The engineer
and tiremen and Kniaen were in the cab
OF the express trains locomotive. Just
as tho latter went around a curve 1t
plunged into the freight train and was
completely demolished. The men in
the cab did not have time to jump, and
were buried in the wreck.
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MONTREAL, QUE, Sept. 6.-There ia
gladness in Montreal as each day brings
further veriication Of the increased and
growing sentiment in favor OF recipro.
city with the United States. 1t found
abundant and official utterance yester.
day in an address which Acting Mayor
Cunningham delivered to the visiting
American Odd Fellows on behalf OF the
city OF Montreal. The most striking pas.
sage was: II hope that the people'of the
two countries may each remain side by
side in perfect friendship, each sending
to the other the products which they re-.
quire in unrestricted reciprocity"
The sentiment was received with loud
cheering by the visitors and the citizens
who attended the demonstration.
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TREND OE TRADE.

The Failure of Sswyer, Wallace S Co.
Tho Speculative Movements.
New YORK, Sept 5.-R. G. Dun L Col
weekly review Of trade says;
Another large failure, that Of Sawyer,
Wallace & Co., comes at a time when
the effects Of the Po!ter-Lovett failure
at Boston prove more more disturbing
than was expected.
The prospect Of speedy action on the
tariff bill in the Senate and considerably
better GALES by clothing dealers have
made the wool manufacturer more hope
full, and purchases Of wool are larger at
Boston, reaching 3,l00,0 900 pounds.
The dry goods trade Ia decidedly
larger than last year. The iron manu-.
facllre is also more promising. Pig
iron is kept low by the heavy supply,
and at Pittsburgh is quoted shade
lower. At Cleveland the market for ore
and pig is quiet.
The accounts Of trade from all parts
Of the country are encouraging this
week. At Boston the money market is
pretty stiff, At Philadelphis Gales Of
leather are large at better prices, and
collections improve. Chicago reports
smaller receipts Of grain than last year,
a large decrease in butter but an increase
OF 80 per cent in cured meats, 200 per
cent in lard and heavy increase in
cheese and wool.
The speculative markets are lower.
Wheat shows loes OF . cents for the
week, corn 9 cents, oats cent, pork
25 cents per barrel, hogs so cents per
100 barrels, while oil is II cents lower.
The general average Of prices yields
less than the prices Of speculative
objects which have been unnaturally
advanced, but in the aggregate a foil Of
u per cent appearr,
The business failures throughout the
country during the past seven days
number 203 as compared with lS9 last
week. For the corresponding week OF
last year, the figures were e0l.
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Tho Worlds Fair Location.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Washington Park
will not be rendered to the Worlds Fair
Directors. Such is the unanimous de-
clsion OF tho south park commissioners.
The park commissioners say that IN the
preparation Of the Jackson Park any
midway complaisapce Tor the purpose pi
the iair they will meet tho directors IN q
cordial spirit Of cooperation. In ad.
diti99 to o portion OF Jackson Park, G7l
acres adjoining are offered.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 5.-The In.
diana School Book Company To-Day
brought suit agalnat the individual
members Of the Board Of School Trus.
tees, Of Frankfort, Ind, to recover the
value OF books furnished them under
the new Law which requires the trustees
to draw books from the company and
furnish them to the pupils. The trus.
tees drew the books, but stored them in.
stead OF putting them into use in the
schools. This is the first case Of the kind
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MOT An AluM VP TRUTH"
Sensational Story or ihs Crouch Murder
Case Worse than False.

Sensational Story or the Crouch Murder
Case Worse than False.
Special Dfspdtck 10 the Inialigenctr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 5.-The Pitts.
burgh Commercial Gazette OF this morn
ing contained a sensational article sent
from Bentleysville on the Crouch muir
der case.
It stated that damaging evidence had
been brought to light in the fact that a
son Of the Brundage woman, who is held
as accessory to the crime, had revealed
the hiding place OF the money secreted
by West, the accused, and that the mon.
ey had been found. 1H-. lr-
In an interview to-day, Prosecuting
Attorney Parker said: "The statements
published by the Commercial Gazette are
absolutely false and cortain not an atom
OF hruth." -
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sOil Strike in Tyler,


slsrERsYrLLE, W. Va, Sept. 5.-The
Russell well, two miles above sistersyiIle,
struck tho oil sand late yesterday even:
ing, and got a very fair show OF oil. To.
day they are casing of the salt water,
and the Indications ars considered by
the operators as very favorable. There
is considerable excitement over tue out.
look, and leasing and speculatipg are
going on at a lively rate.
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West EirCtuin penhIons.


SP6eIu' D"Pu7uF 10 IIe IHltAIVthcif.
. WAsHlSaToS, D. G., Sept. Sweat
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: 0riginal-Jacob Bolivar, Graf
ton; George NJ. Ewing, Viola; W. O.
Hall, 0hs,ie.tonj Ssreb Clark, former
widow Of Wiley Mccoy, sGerid4u,
Reissue and Iucrease-Jopathan Haw.
kins, Canton. "lr Y.--7t - = = =,
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CHICAGO, Sept. ga well dressed man
about IS years old, was found lying in
the front yard OF the Lake Shore railway
Lost pight. He was in an unconscious
condition and bis body r4s yoyered
with brnises. he was t. ken to the po.
lice station, where 1t was ascertained by
means Of letters found in his pockets
that bis name was Russell Swain, and
that he lived at 0sweyo, New York. The
injured man waa unahle to snss9, bgl i
is supposed that he fell from a Lake
Shore train, 3 -. ~.
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TIE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
An Address Issued by tho National Execu.
tive Committee.

An Address Issued by tho National Execu.
tive COMMITTEES.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 5.-The execu
tive committee Of the National League
Of Republican clubs held it's semi.an.
nual session here and adopted an ad.
dress to the various State Leagues. It
states that there is much political pros.
perity throughout the country to rem. "
courage. Since the Nashville meeting
there has been great growth in numbers,
and there is promise OF larger attendance
at Cincinnati than at any previous con-
vention. State leagues are admonished
to keep up active work in the Off years.
Referring to the tariff the address says:
We will adhere with frmnees to the
doctrine that well arranged tariG law
is the real protecror OF our country'e
prosperity. The theory OF free trade ia
heresy that calls upon us to lend O
helping hand to complete its overthrow.
In this direction alone the league Of
States can accomplish unmeasured
good"
Touching reciprocity the address says
The doctrine Of reciprocity offered as
an amendment in the Senate will pro.
cure for US valuable concessions and
benefits from many countries with
which VIC trade. The present danger to
the party is from unfair elections, but
the time is at hand when We have
gained sufficient courage to declare by
law that all citizens shall have their
votes iairly counted.
The leagues are urged to uphold their
Senators and Congressman in favoriu.
the elections bill. These words are
used:
1t is not for US to say whether the
pending federal election bill shall pas:
in the manner in which it is drafted,
but We do earnestly insist that it shall
pass in it's present form unless some bet
one shall be speedily devised.
The paper closes with an appeal for re-
newed work by each league.
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Tho Central s,rIko luye.,Iru,Ion.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 5,-The State
Board Of Arbitration met at 1915 this
morning. Mr.. Powderly did not arrive
this morning, and Meesrs. Wright aud
Roger A. Pryor appeared for the Knights
and Hamilton Harrison for the road.
Division Superintendent Bissell, Of al.
bauy, said he did not know that any body
was dismissed because no was knight
Of Labor. Mr.. Lefevre was suspended
for lack Of duty. He admitted he thought
I.sfevre was active in the knights.