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Parkcrsburg City Election.

Sptcia! Dispatch TO he lnlelli1encer.
PARKERsnvRo, W. Va, April Spar.
kersburg voted to-day by o large ma
jority to Issue bonds for $4,000 Tot
street paving purposes, there being but
small vote against the bonds. -Four
members Of the City Council were also
elected, two Republicans, Rudolph
Wild and Il. J. Malley; and two Demo
Gratis, E. O. Hiehle and J.V. Mashall,
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KALAMAZOO, MIcn., April s.-A cy.
clone passed over the city carly this
morning. Tho gale descended in the
northwest part Of The city and the roof
Of the Woodward avenue school was
raised and damaged $1,000 worth. Sev-
eral chimneys were also blown over.
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A ConEressman'S Sad Ncws,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April s.-A tele.
gram was received here to-day announ.
cling the death Of son Of Representa-.
tive W.sH. II. Cowles, Of the Eighth
North Carolina district. The young man
was at school in North Carolina and was
kilied BY the accidental discharge OF a
pistol. The news was communicated to
the father by Senators Ransom and
Vance and he was almost overcome by
the shock. His outbursts OF grief were
pitiful To see. Ia n,
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BI.AlNEs RECIPROCITY PLANS,
As Outlined by Washington Corrcspon.
lI.. dent an Eastern Paper. HfIe

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aprlls.-It isun.
doubtedly fact that Secretary Blaine
desires to negotiate reciprocity treaties
with South American nations. A long
statement, purporting to give bis posi-.
ton and the steps which he proposes to
take, reached here to-day in special to
an Eastern journal. This among other
things contained the following:S
THE suggestion Is, In effect, that the
President shall, by proclamation, declare
the ports Of the United States FREQ 10 all
the products Of any independent coun.
Try. on the American hemisphere on
which no export duties arc levied, 30
long as such nations admit free OF all
taxes breadstulIs, provisions, preserved
meats, fish, vegetables, fruits, aud In TACT
all articles Of food, lumber, refined Pc
tro!eum and such other products Of the
United States rs may DO agreed upon;
provided, however, TINT this concession
shall apply only TO merchandise trans
ported In vessels OF the United States or
OF other American countries entering
into tho agreement. Such is, in very
nearly It's exact terms, tho suggestion
informally made to tho Ways and Means
Committee and likely to be put into
writing within few days.
Secretary Blaine takes the keenest in.
terest In this sproposition. He has talked
privately with members Of the Ways
and Means Committee about the plan
ior several weeks, and he has also con.
iidentially explained its advantages to
several OF the international delegates"
Just how the President Is to make q
tariff bill for South America by a procla.
nation Is not stated, but Of course II he
can do this he can relieve Congress OF
the whole tariff question. Major Nc.
Kinley says in regard to this matter:
"As far as l am concerned, or as far as
tho committee is concerned, there is
nothing in the paragraph, though Of
course he does not know what is con-
templated by the Secretary"
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Special Dispdteh to the InlelliJencr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. April S.-Alad
dogs are said to be on the rampage on
Davis creek. Lewis paulley, who re.
sides in that neighborhood, was bitten
by ono about ten days ago, and is now
said to be suffering from bad case OF
hydrophobia, his paroxysms being so
violent at times that it is necessary to
tie him down to prevent him from in,
juring some one. Fortunately the dog
was Killed before any one else was bitten.
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A MIXED RESULT.
Democrats md Republicans In Cincinnati
Divide uOnors.

Democrats md Republicans In Cincinnati
Divide Honors.
CINCINNATI, o., April Sat yester-
days city election the total vote cast
was .l3,500, which is over 1000 less than
at last years election, and nearly 10000
less than the registration. Sam F. Hunt,
(Dem. for, Supreme Court Judge, has
5000 majority. Emil Rehse, (Rep.) for
Clerk OF the Police Court, has 1000 ma.
jority. The other two Democratic can.
didates were elected by COO and l,O0C
majority respectively. The Council has
a Republican majority OF two. and the
Board OF Education six. Dispatches
from over the State Of Ohio show that
the vote was light. l IaI Tl E4I
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ALLrGAS, MIcH., April s.-A cyclone
from the southwest struck the north
west portion OF Trowbridge township at
6 o'clock this morning, preceded by a
heavy wind and rain storm. 1t unroofed
several houses and barns, and tore down
outhouses and fences. No lives were
lost, though several were injured.
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La CnossE, Wis, April s.-The little
town Of Dakota, near here on the Mime.
sofa side, was the scene OF bold robbery
Saturday night. Entrance to the resi-
dence Of NJ. G. Harrington, postmaster
and merchant, was affected through one
OF the windows. They wrecked a large
safe and carried of the whole OF it's con-
tents. The safe contained $500 in money
belonging to Mr.. Harrington, 500 be.
longing to the Postotlice Department,
SlO0 belonging to grain buyers there,
sl0O in checks payable to bearer, and an
unknown amount Of postage stamps, the
whole aggregating about $500. There
is no cleW,
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Per Dlom Service Pension mn.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April s.-Repre-
sentative Chipman, Of Michigan, intro.
duced to-day in the House, a resolution
instructing the Committee on Invalid
Tensions to prepare and report Der
diem service pension bill, and providine 2
that the consideration OF bill shall be q
special order for Monday next. &,
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SELF EXPLANATORY ArrlDAylrs.
Iho baso 1nsinuntiou Conveyed by @. /
&C. 1lOihyS all II lsfuIc.l 70 W.

A"o haso inHihuntiou Conveyed by Q. L
nothwell Refutcd. #
Tho following cardand aflidavits, which
were handed in by Mgr. John 7. sulli
van are seli.e1planatofy.
To the Editor Of the Tnttiiisener, St ial.
SlR:-With utter amazement rea,| In
the Sunday Ne,rs Letter Of April @, 1890,
and in your issue Of yesterday, Of tho
vile charge made by certain parties
against some Catholic priest! II l have
delayed two days before noticing the
charge 1t was merely 10 investigate and
ascertain whether there was even the
semblance Of foundation for such a
charge. submit as a result the two fol.
lowing cards. Respectfully, &C.,
JOHN 7. SULLIVAN. n
Administrator Of Diocese Of Wheeling.
: Wheeling. W Va, April 5, 1890.
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Whom They Can Fight,

BERLIN, April SIT is stated that
Emperor William will appoint a Court
Of Honor to deal with quurrels between
officers in the army. The Emperor will
only permit a duel TO be fought for q
blow or an insult 10 lady relative or
apologize. , -
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. CHARLESTON, W. Va, April S.-John
Fl. Farmer, Of Logan county, and Miss
Levisa Mccoy, were granted a marriage
license to-day. Miss Mccoy is a first
cousin to Green Mccoy, who was recent
ly killed in Lincoln county; and also OF
Alitira Mccoy, who was two years ago
killed by the Hatfelds. She formerly.
lived in Pike county, KY, but is atpres.
ent resident Of Cabell county this
Stata .su.stI#Is a FL. ..-l r." #lr #.
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Tho "Iyets" Slaughtered.

Special Dispatch 10 the Iatelligencer.
New MARrlNsvltLE, April s.-The
municipal election held at this place
Monday, proved Waterloo for the
whisky men. The anti-license ticket
won for the third time and by such an
overwhelming majority as to show a
very substantial growth in the prohibi-
ton sentiment. The average majority
was II; the real majority about 20.
The good weather is bringing the far.
mers to the front with prospect for the
best wheat crop in the history Of the
country.
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Increased EARNINGS.

COLUMBUS. o., April s.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway
Company was held in this city to-day.
The annual report Of 1850 shows an in.
crease in the gross earnings as compared
with 1855 OF SiS5,G and u decrease in
expenses OF 5000.
The old Board Of Directors was re.
elected with the exception that Henry
D. Welsh was chosen in place Of William
Thaw, deceased. 5 .
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VIII HesIat I{nppt,

!, EAs7oS, Pa, April s.-Bartholomew
me,,nu 1ne murderer, aena who will be hanged to.
nOr,ow, Onr,, says that he intends to Tear Off of,
ana an defend himself whit W wben n,9 ~ ~
olheers call to take him to ths scaiin,d 9n 'ne 40
10 2 ,yi visitor Bartholomew said vcstsr @
Gay; They have their hog butcher;n,, ni1.,
machine In readiness, but tflsy'ii haus
70 drag me to it, That's iha wou uHse - .
nave nave to 40 when they butcher hors 'noy nny
me,n 80. ..,'->,' - " 't"Vo N1Nt W 10 with
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April s.-While
Representative Randall's condition has
been serious at all times for many
months, ho has been worse during the
past two or three days, and is in criti.
cal state. He was said to be better at Il
o'clock tonight. 9F5t ~ u Z
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MARION 0!L E[ELl..
The Burt Well Does $50 Barrels
Per Day for Three Days,
AND is LIKELY TO CONTINUE
To do This, mot Improvc...l,cmowcd
Excltemcnt-.Dig Real Estate
Tnrnsactions...Thc Well Near
tho Eastern Line. .i. ..M
Special DitpateA 10 Ae Iatel!iceneer.

opec!a5 DItPaicA 10 nc lHttittStatrr.
MANSlSoToN, W. Va, April s.-Th.
oil well on the Burt farm, owned by tho
Burt family, which spurted last Friday
night Is n hummer, and in the three dayi
that have intervened since she was
drilled in Saturday evening has put 47l
barrels Of the premium stuff into the 500
barrel tank which was ready to receive
1t. The well is doing l6O barrels day,
and experts say sheis very likely to keep
up this gait for some time to come.
When she was drilled in Saturday even.
ing the fluid spurtcd up over tho derrick
and there seems to DO gas enough to
keep her going. AS in the case of the
Hamilton well, no pumping will be
necessary.
The we'll is half mile east Of Man.
nington, IS north and west OF the eastern
limit, in corner, and is three quarters
OF mile north Of the Hamilton well.
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS.
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe
Line Company to-day made connections
with the Baltimore 4 Ohio switch at the
Burt Tannery. A number OF rigs are
going up, and as soon as several wells
looked for come in a pipe line will be
laid 10 the Mount Morris region.
The news OF this strike has, OF course,
spread like wild.Gre, and the natural
consequence is a regular boom in real
estate. The. South Pennsylvania Com
pany's agents are here and buying
everything in sight, Offering the cash in
band. One farm that year ago would
have sold for So an acre to-day brought
Sl25. This is only sample Of what is
being done in this line.
Preparations for the erection of rigs
are being made throughout the region,
and large number OF wells will be put
down in the next few weeks.
MANNrSaToN IN TIE CENTRE.
Warrington, it is now conceded, is
right in the centre Of the oil belt. Oper.
atoms in and about the town will be
carried on extensively. Among Others,
the Burts will put down n well on the
lot near their store at the tannery.
The excitement here is not SO wildly
insane as when the exaggerated reports
from the Hamilton we'll were received
some time ago. The boom is OF more
substantial character and is based on
the Visible results Of the Burt strike.
The oil is in the tank to show for all
claims and Spectators are not Obliged
to take such big risks. 90
The Fleming well on Pawpaw is still
reported to be paying, and the Fleming
Company, it is said, are preparing for
further developments.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Lntfuistneer. .s. j."
WASHINGTON, D. O., April s.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day as follows: J. b. Knots, vice W.
Livingwood resigned, Earnshaw, Wetzel
county; W. w. Amos, vice E. 7. Sellers
resigned, Renins, Wood county. =
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Lightning Takes u Hand. .

M7. CLEMENS, April s.-Mrs. Fred
Eberin, Of Frazer, was instantly killed
by lightning which accompanied the
cyclone which passed over this neigh
borhood this morning.
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CLEVELAND, o., April S.,-.A heavy
rain storm visited 0berlin, Ohio, to-
night, flooding cellars Of business
houses OH College Street to depth Of
four feet. The water rose rapidly in
Plum Creek, and people in the flats ex-
pect 10 be compelled to leave their
houses before morning,
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In.nuo Asylum Contract, Lot.

Special Dispatch to the In!euioencer. 4i3sN
WESTON, VIVA, april s.-The Board
OF Directors OF the Hospital for the
Insane, in session at tho Asylum,
awarded the meat contract to William
Cox, OF this place; the flour to A. b.
Coopmau, and meal to the parties that
already have it. ~
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A GlenyIllo Firm AssIcnu.

Special Dispatch TO The Inteui0enetr.
GLESylLLE, WA, April s.-W. $.
Fell, a merchant Of this city, made an
assignment here to-day. Several Wheel.
ing firms are interested. It is generally
understood that he will about nav out,
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The l,recze ut Denver,

DENVER, COL, April s.-The most
terrific wind storm for many years,
swept over this city early this morning.
Many houses were unrooied and the
walls OF several buildings in the course
ofercction were blown down. No one
Wns ininrel r r.
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LITTLE CREEK, Mlcn., April s.-A
tornado passed north aud south through
this city last night, levelliug buildings,
fences and wind mills. No lives were
lost The loss is not estimated, @
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AntI.Trust Dill pnx.,iI.

WAsulNarox, April S.-The Senate
to-day took up the Antitrust bill, as
reported from the Judiciary Committee.
After q brief debate the bill was passed.
Yeas, 81; nay, l-Senator Blodgett.
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American yk..,.n

!, losDos, April s.-Mr. J. S. Morgan,
the well.known banker, died to-day at
Monte Carlo, from the effects of the n.
lnries received by jumping from his isl car. a4
ri,age n,g while his horses were unmanare.
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Fire Mt Elk,,nrt, Ind.

ELknAnr, IND, April Sire broke
out in "The Fair" store Of McLachlan 4
Lowell this morning, and the entire
stock, valued at So5, 900, was consumed.
Insurance. 5000, s IS, $ ,,r'1E5
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Lima OIL Advanced,

LIMA, OuIo,' April S.-The Buckeye
Pipe Line Company advanced the price
OF Lima crude oil to-day two and one
half cents, making the price twenty.sev-
en- and one-half cents per barrel,
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Pittsburgh Walking Match,

plrrsBuRon, April S.-The midnight
score OF the walking match was: Moore,
2l9; Herty, 2lO; Haworth, 203; More
mac, 200; Hughes, 200; Horan, 1856;
Connors, lSl; Golden, 100. EiSSg,'
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TrIp.i To Chox Nnlla.

SALEM, ONO. April s.-A cyclone
struck the nail mill in this city this after
noon, taking oil the roof and stack. A
few workmen were slightly injured, but
mono fatally. .''.,g'N TN5
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NEw YoRE, April s.-Arrived, steamer
Elder from Bremen. .'a5
GLASGOW, April s.-Arrived, steamer
Peruvian from Portland, agis
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. PARIS, April s.-The Rappel saws lbot
q decree pardoning the Duke Of Orleans
mas 6een prepared and that it viii % ha
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WAxTRp.-A good appetite. You can
nave 1t easy enough by taking Hoods
sarsapasilla. It tones the digestion and
cures sick headache, .ii'l 5S5fSf II
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known, having made tho village bis
headquarters. When the country was
finally at peace and began To develop
under the whites, Prophntstown became
4 town Of considerable importance, bat
has never attained any great popuIa.
tlon. II now has probably 1000 inhab.
itants, but though lbeing a county.scat,
mas no particular commercial inpor.
lance.
r.'. EXAGGERATED REPORTS.
The reported loss OF lifo ut Prophets.
town isunioundcd. A dispatch just re.
ceived by the General Superintendent
Of the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
Railroad, from the railroad agent at
prophetstown, Is as follows: "a cyclone
struck Prophetstown about 6 o'clock
last evening, slewing the depot from It's
foundation, blowing off half the roof
and breaking in the windows. The Gle.
yator was blown down and rests on tho
side track. A string OF IA cars blew out
from the siding on tho main track about
three .,niles.from here with brakes SET"
Quito a number OF buildings were
blown down In the village and a mum.
bers OF persons hurt. With the excep.
ton ofone stock train delayed all others
are on time.
DRNRocS, ILL.,, April s.-Grcatly OK.
agserated reports have been sent about
tho wind storm at Prophetstown, three
miles east Of hero last night. The wind
did It's work last evening coming from
the North. Clark Reynolds house was
blown In on two sides and Olmlstead &
Mathews elevator was considerably
damaged. Several other houses were
damaged. Nobody was killed aud only
four or five were injured and these not
seriously. During the storm about an
inch OF hail stones the size OF marbles
fell. TI50,.- - - ' VIZ '"1
E1TENT OF TIE DAMAGE.
fRoriIETsrowN, ILL.,, April SAN AZ
Bociated Press correspondent has driven
over the track Of last nights storm at
this place. He finds that for hall mile
u width and mile in length, some
damage has been done. Three houses, |
an elevator and seven barns have been
wrecked, but there is no loss OF life. |
Hammond, wife and one child |
are slightly injured, Mrs. Hammond |
having her collar bone broken. Clark
Reynolds family who occupied one OF
The demolished houses, were all hurt,
having been hit by flying splinters and
brick. The condition OF none OF them
8 dangerous. The hail storm extended
several miles. The damage to property
u all kinds, will not exceed $4,000.
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yArlH nAnIo's Arr1pAylr.

|, Katie P. Habig, having seen with
lnexpressible regret, In tho Wheeling
papers Sunday Ne,s.Letter OF April O
1880, and the Wheeling INrELLloKScEr
OF April7 1900, certain Infamous charges
against some Catholic p.iest, do hereby
under solemn oath, deny, first, that !
ever told Mr.. Boutwell, that priest had
seduced me ak years, ago, or at any time
or IN any manner acted Improperly with
me or towards me; secondly, I positive.
y assert thatsaid fabrication is Mr..
hothwelPs own making up and that
when MIR. Boutwell, makes the charge he
is guilty Of gross lying and criminal
defamation OF the character in the case
that he is simply vile slanderer; thirdly,
That with my knowledge OF MIR. Both.
weii's character would not believe him
on his oath. y
KATIE T. HAggo.
Taken, sworn to and subscribed before
mo this 9Th day Of April, 1890.
WILLIAM H. DAVIS, 0
Justice Of the Peace in and for Union
District OF Ohio county, W. Va.
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The name has an Indian origin, the
'rophet," as the great TeclmRsh was
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The Natural Advertising Medium,

The Natural Advertising Medium.
{ The local weekly is the natural medium
for reaching the vast number Of people who
live ID the small towns and villages. Ad-:
vertisers who wish to reach this GLASS Of
people should not make the mistake Of sup
posidg that the ground is thoroughly covered
by the big daily and weekly publications Of
the cities. While il is true that the metro
politan dailies ara being more generally
taken than formerly among country people,
it is also true that they do not receive the
careful reading that is accorded the home
paper. The latter is ia some respects like q
letter. II gives the small and Insignificant
Items Of news, which are sometimes made
the subject Of ridicule, but which are just
sWhAt the people want. Where the da1
will be skimmed over ina half hour AID
tossed aside, tho local weekly will be pass, ID
from one member Of the family TO ths 9th u
md eagsrly rsad ~ each, The city dat u
IL taken ~ thp stofekeeper. the lawyer I'D
the doctor: perhaps, but MI the other peotle
in the place take The local paper. Printd .
Y Ink ssS
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Notice.,

l hereby give notice to all in township 162
range rs, that they must pull and destroy
oil mustard growing this year in crops. If
any person in said district fail to attend to
pulling tais or any other noxious weeds
brought IN seed this year,
will be compelled according to
law to punish all who reglect to pull the
same before the 18th day of July. 1t is to
be hoped that other supervisors will see to
it that the law is complied with. We
want tc try and keep this rev county clear
of noxious weeds and l believe there is
interest enough taken in farming and
enterprise among the people here to attend
to this and see it is attended to at once.
WIN, WILLIAMSON.
Supervisor Of roads
Bottineau Jnne %, 30.
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we repeat, no other fund should be &c
sacrsdly regarded. In this country, how
ever, and now, it seems to be esteemed a
virtue to obtain oil the money possible
If the dollars ''dropped as the gentle dew
from ,aven into the national treasury,
or were absorbed from the atmosphere, as
is much of plant growth, they could not be
more lightly regarded, nor more irconsider-
ately expended. Our Legislators need to be
taught lesson on this great subject; will
the people ever teach it?-Farm Stock and
Home
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LADY Voters.

The presumption is that there werc about
100 ladies who cast their first vote, at the
recent school election. 1t will doubtless
interest good many to know who they
we're; we have therefore sought to get the
list, but as yet only partially. We labor
under difficulties in transc,ibing their
names as in some instances their christian
names are not given and it is not certain
whether they are married or single. In the
latter case we have to guess at it, ..>
Following is the list in four Of the dis
tricts. 5g. - i. szar.a..s-.. s-.... ..--.