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HEEL1NG, W. VA, THURSDAY, MARCH p, 1890
TIE JollNSTOwN DISASTER
l.tcallcd by mn Important Meeting OF tho
Iicburinl Committee.

JonNsrowS, IA March e0.-A meet
ing OF tho committee on rebarial OF the
Johnstown dead was held to-day. II
was reported TINT all the unknown dead
who Ind been buricd,in all parts OF the
valley Gas or more) bad been removed
10 plat In the Grandview cemetery pro.
vided by the committee, and that a con.
tract had been made for suitable mar
ble hea,stone over each grave. All the
expenses 10 this point have been borne
by the flood relief commission. 1t was
decided that the committee be continued
until 1t was feasible to erect on the
plat monument to tho unknown
Dead" OF such character rs would be a
fitting memorial OF this unparalleled
disaster. Sums for this purpose will DO
raised by private subscription, though 1t
is thought small balances may he called
upon in the hands OF various connittees
throughout the country, and the Chair.
man was instructed to correspond with
any such committees Of which he may
learn. These committees, or persona,
will confer favor by writing to J. B.
kremcr, Chairman OF the Johnstown
Committee. -
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BOARD OF TRADE VICTORY,
End Of Quotations to tho I,uclset Shop Men
In Chicago,

End of Quotations to tho bucket Shop Men
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Judge Tuley this
morning rendered his decision in regard
to the petition of tho Board Of Trade,
asking for modification Of the injunction
restraining the Board Of Trade from dis.
continuing its quotations to the bucket
shop men. a.5G
Judge Tuley decided that he would
modify the injunction, providing tic
Board OF Trade would agree to perma.
nently 80 out OF the business OF furnish.
ing quotations. The Board OF Trade men
regard this as an important victory for
them. They will discontinue furnishing
quotations on April l. Under to.day'l
decision no telegraph com pauies will be
allowed on the floor OF the Exchange
and customers will hereafter be depen.
dent on tho newspapers, or ron private
messages for their quotations.
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THEY DIDN'T KEEP II CLEAN.

Fhilalclplin Judge Didn't Blanc n
Young Woman for Refusing to Kiss the
Court HlblO.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a stylish
young woman had been sworn and had
partially given in her testimony before
Judge Arnold this morning, when one
Of the jurors objected on the ground
that she had not kissed tho Bible. Al
ter breezy discussion between counsel,
Judge Arnold cut the matter short by
ordering the witness 10 be sworn by the
uplifted hand. II am not surprised" y
said the Judge, *'that this witness did
not kiss the book. I would not do it,
either-a dirty book like that. This
custom is relic OF idolatry, and the
sooner it is abolished the better twill
be. 1 don't,think this witness objected
to kissing the book because she intend.
cd to lie, but but because it is dirty
book. | respect her regard for her per.
son and her health" ~
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BERLIN, March o6.-Thc Reichshan.
zigar, in announcing Prince Bismarck's
farewell interview with the Emperor,
retains for the Prince the title OF Duke
OF Lauenburg. 45s ~ : I
At sitting OF the Prussian Council
to-day General Von Caprivi took the
oath US President OF Council.
Herr Won A1yenlesben will probably
become Foreign Secretary, the Office for
merry held by Count Herbert Bismarck.
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CLEAR HAVANA ClGAE MEN,
VIII Oppose tho Tobacco Tnx Schedule in
~ the Tariff Iiill,

VIII Oppose tho Tobacco Tnx Schedule in
%4l the Tariff Hlll.
New ioEK, March 2G.-An important
meeting OF manufacturers Of clear
Havana cigars was held this afternoon
at.the Office Of Lozano, Pcndas & Co.,
209 Pearl street, with Fascina Lozano in
the chair, to consider. the course OF
action to be taken on the proposed sched.
ule for taxes on tobacco included in the
Mckinley tariff bill, now before com.
mittee Of the House. Resolutions were
passed that the adoption Of the schedule
was inimlcal to the interests OF this Sec
ton Of the trade to such an extent that
It would drive out manufacturers OF
clear Havanab the competition Of those
who make lower grades. a committee
WAS appointed to 80 to Washington to
protest against the passage OF the bill
with the schedule regarding tobacco as
it stands at present. .'9n
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THE EMPEROR AND TIE POPE.
Letters Abouttlis Labor Conference Which
Passed Between Them.

Letters Aboutthe Labor Conference Which
Passed Between Them.
BERLIN, March 2G.-Tho Richan:eiWr
publishes the letters that passed between
Emperor William and tho Pope on tho
subject Of the labor conference. The
Emperor's letter in which he enclosed
the programme OF the conference, an
nounces that Bishop kcrsp has been
appointed delegate, and says the En-
peror knows that Bishop Kersp is
thoroughly imbued with the Pope's
ideas, and will materially contribute to
the success Of the humanitarian work.
The Pope, in his reply, congratulates
Emperor William upon taking the field
for resolute effort in cause which
meets the Pope's heartiest wishes. AZ
ter alluding to encylical dealings with
the socialist question, the Pope says ho
recognizes the high value OF an attempt
to settle questions by an international
conference, appreciates the Emperor's
act and warmly wishes the conference
SUCCESS
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ENGINEERING FORCE DlSBANDEp,

Probably n New D.nl-1Inlione and others
Said to Have Control of the Norfolk l.
Western.
DASvJLLE, Va, March oG.-The en-.
eineering force under Capt. ]. o. Mag
rudcr, which has been for some time in
the field locating western route for the
proposed Danvillc & East Tennessee rail.
road, has been iisbandcd and the men
paid of. Some believe this to mean that
Tor some cause the Danville & East Ten.
nessee people have found it necessary to
call a halt, while others think they have
simply made deal by which they will
come IN possession OF the Danyille 4
New River road, broadcns it gauge and
80 west by tbht route.
A special from Petersburg, Va, saws
it is reported that ex-senator Mabone
and Senator Don Cameron, and other
capitalists, have purchased
The controlling interes! OF the stock OF
the Norfolk & Western railroad.
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amendments hive to be acted upon
again and where other amendments may
be offered.
adjourned. -
TIE WYOMING DILL.

II In Debated In the House = Causes Of I'll,
| opposition-Womnn's Rights Feature.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2G.-Mr
Cannon, OF Illinois, from tho lIonsl
Committee on Rules, reported resolu
tion making tho Wyoming admission Bill
a special order for to-day, recess 10 be
taken at $50 this afternoon until II n, m
tomorrow, the previous question to be
considered as ordered ut o'clock. The
resolution was adopted and the Wyo.
ming bill was then taken up. Mr.. Baker,
OF New York, submitted an argument In
support Of the measure.
Mr.. Barnes, OF Georgia, opposed tho
bill because he believed that there were
gross Irregularities in the adoption Of
the constitution Of Wyoming; because
he believed that the Territory did not
contain n population requisite for ad-
mission into the Union, and because
there was incorporated in the constitu.
ton features based upon tho subject Of
female suffrage which were autagonistic
10 Republican inttitutions.
MIR. Carey, OF Wyoming made strong
plea for tho admission OF tho territory.
which he represented, into the sister.
hood OF States. Ho coutcnded that its
constitution had been adopted by the
free and fair vote OF its citizens and that
the population was sufficient 10 en,itle
1t to two Senators and one Reprcsenta.
tive in the Congress OF the United States.
and he defended the provision OF the
constitution Of the territory extending
the right OF suffrage to women.
MIR. Dockery, OF Missouri, opposed the
bill. He said it was nothing more or
less than partisan measure designed to
perpetuate the power Of the Republican
party. It, like the Idaho bill soon to
follow, should be called bill to add
three electoral votes and two Senators 10
the Republican column in 1892.
Mr.. Oates, Of Alabama, opposed tho
measure, because it proposed to give
women the right to vote and made at.
tendance ut schools compulsory.
Mr.. Washington, of Tennessee, at.
tackled the woman suffrage aud held that
the people Of Wyoming had violated the
provision OF the re! OF organization lin
iting suffrage to white male suffrage.
Women might be- sent from Wyoming
TO the Senate. :
Alr. y. B. Taylor, OF Ohio-Don't you
think that to put IL good woman into the
Senate might help it some2 Laughter
MIR. Washington-lf the gentleman
himself were in the Senate might ad-
nit his proposition.
Mr.. Kerr, OF Iowa. thought the oppo.
nents OF the bill were in bad struts when
they fell back for an objection upon tho
woman utlrage provision.
Mr.. Kelly, Of Kansas, said he would
not DO frightened il women had seats on
the floor OF the House, and perhaps it
would result in benefit. At any rate,
they would vote Us intclligently as the
male members.
Mr.. Morey. Of Ohio, favored the bill,
and advocated the civil and legal eufran-
Of women in all the States Of
the Uuion.
Adjourned.
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Fcmnic Footrnds Hold Up a Man.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Lincolu Shan.
non, a clerk, was robbed by female foot.
pads last night. Mr.. Shannon was
strolling along Peoria street, when he
was suddenly confronted by two women
with ravolvers. They requested him to
hold up his hands, and he promptly com.
piled. One Of the women then went
through his pockets. The women were
respectfully dressed and heavily yelled.
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Tho Pope Don't Like III, Scl,cpc

RoME, March 2G.-A large section of
the Cardinals arc advocating the idea
that the future Pope to be elected to sue.
coed Leo Nil. shall leave Italy immc.
diately after he is elected, They declare
that the condition OF the Pope there is
untenable. Pope Leo iH very strongly
opposed to this scheme, and he has an M
pealed to the Cardinals that his last days
on earth shall be comforted by the M.
surance that such course shall be def.
nitely abandoned.
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Hit the National Lcnrue Hard,

New YonK, March 26.-In the case OF
the Metropolitan Exhibition Company
against Buck Ewing, asking for an in.
junction to restrain the latter from
playing with any other club, Judge Wal.
lace this morning, sitting in the United
States Circuit Court, denied the motion.
Judge Wallace's opinion covers fifteen
typewriter pages. He gives the M.
tional League some pretty hard raps
concerning the inequality and unjust.
ness OF the contract between its clubs
and its players. He also goes into the
points Of law concerning the case. !
Lawyer George +. Duysters, attorney
for the New York club, in speaking Of
the. decision, said:r I y o4j5Jtk
"While, Of course. am disappointed al
the decision, as it is not in favor OF my
clients, still l think we should be salts
fed, as the opinion is, I consider, one OIL
the fairest ever handed down by O
judge" -,
The Players League people are more
than ever jubilant and consider that the
legal fight against them is now finished
in New York and probably everywhere
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CAMBRIDGE.OXEORD RACE.
Oxford Won md nm Immense Crowd wit.
messed It.

Oxford Won md m Immense Crowd wit.
messed 1t.
LONDON, March 2G.-The great annual
race between the boat crews Of Oxford
and Cambridge Universities took
place on the Thames this after
noon. The weather in the forenoon
wau brilliant, but ut the time
OF the race the wind was
changeable, causing the water to be
quite choppv. An unprecedented crowd
gathered along both banks OF the river
and the, interest displayed was without
parallel in the annals OF the race. The
Cambridge crew was the decided favor
ite in the betting. 1t won the toss for
position and chose the Surrey side of
the river. AtI:44l the word was given
and the crews started. Oxford won in
% minutes and seconds.
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shcrmau's Meat inspection Eli.

WASHINGTON, DC. March Ex-senator
Sherman today introduced further
amendment to the meat inspection bill
reported by him some days ago from the
Foreign Relations Committee. The
amendment provides that salted pork
and bacon shall not DO inspected unless
the laws OF the country to which it is
proposed, 10 export the meat require
inspection, or unless the buyer, seller
or exporter OF the meat desires an in.
spection. The bill is also amended so as
to make it a mlsdcmeanor to counter.
felt, change, deface or destroy any OF the
inspection marks or devices.
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Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2G.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original invalid-James Pul.
lom. Albright; Eli II. Estlake, deceased,
Cherry Camp; Newton Merritield, pala'
tine; William Gill, Tylers Greek; Henry
Aller, Benwood. lncrease-.Iames L.
Fetty, Metz; Daniel B. Matheny, Leon
Samuel B. Lislcr, Howesville. Reissue
Henry Numan, Berlin Springs. r.
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OTTAWA, OST., March 2G.-Althoush
the Government has already declared
that it will not allow American cattle
to be brought into Canada without con.
forming to quarantine regulations, the
recent visit OF the Three Rivers deputa.
ton asking for that privilege presumably
to MD the Canadian Dead Meat. Com
pany, has aroused apprehensions On the
subject. Senator Reid will inquire
whether the Government has any in.
tention OF permitting it. III
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DisOrtlcrly 2IyetInt,

PRAGUE, March 2O.-A meeting Of
young Czechs was held in this city last
night. The proceedings were conducted
in very disorderly manner Uerr
Cresor, one oil the leaders Of the younr
Cztcll party, made vigorous sDecch s nro.
testing against the compromise arr"ed
upon at the recent Germon.Gyanhs %hsaeeu ao.'
terence at Vienna. The meeting finally
ne pesasaE ae, 30 70 turbulent that thepoiice were
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The vast amount OF labor performed
by the heart in keeping all portions Of
the body supplied with blood is not
generally known: 1t beats l00,0 900 times,
and forces the blood at the rate OF los
miles a day, which is {, 900, ,000, 900 times
and $3.50, $50 miles in u life time.i No
wonder there are so many heart failures.
The first symptoms are shortness Of
breath when exercising. pain in the side
Or stomach, futtering, CHOKING in throat,
oppression, then follow weak, hungry
OF smqthering spells, swollen AMI kles, etc.
DR.. Franklin Miles New HEART CuRE is
Is the only reliable remedy. !; Sold by
The Logan Drug Co, NwFaw-l
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Violated Civil Service Laws.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March e6.-War-
rants were to-day sworn out for the ar
rest OF G. a. Newton and J.J. Verser,
upon charge OF violating the Civil Ser.
vice law in soliciting and receiving con-
tributions from Government employees
for political purposes. Newton and Ver-
ser were President and Treasurer, re-
spectively, Of the "Old Dominion Re-
publican League; which, during the
last political campaign in Virginia, it is
charged, solicited money in aid of the
cause Of General. William Malone rs a
candidate for the Governorahip. The
headquarters Of the club was in Wash.
ington. slItii, tfit.f
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General Scllcnck's Burial.

DAYTON, O., March 2G.-Gen. Rober.
G. schenck was buried here to-day.
Episcopal Bishop W. "a. Leonard, OF
Cleveland, conducting the ceremonies,
and old time associates being pail bear.
ers. Old soldiers Of the Army of the
Potomac and Army OF West Virginia
who had served under him, and the
several posts OF the Grand Army march.
ell in the procession,
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Charleston Notes.,

Special DisIa!ch 10 the Intelsi0mer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2G-The
river front just above the city slipped
into the river yesterday afternoon taking
nearly all the county road with it and
rendering it impassable for teams, and
the bridge will have to be rebuilt.
A little son Of Morris Leftwich, oi
Maiden, had both legs broken yesterday
by falling in front OF a wagon loaded
with lumber, one OF the wheels passing
over him. Medical attention was rem.
dered and he is now doing as well as
could be expected. ,s.,E
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AND STILL SHE'S NOT HAPPY,
What Queen Vie. Took with Her on Her
European Tour.

What Queen Vie. Took with Her on Her
European Tour.
LONDON, March 2G.-Among tho im-
pediments with which the Queen started
on her continental tour on Monday may
ho mentioned three coachmen, ninc
grooms, eight horses, one donkey, three
carriages, seventy-two trunke, three
special beds. special cooking stove,
wine, two doctors, one surgeon, three
ladies in waiting, nine women servants,
one lord, two cqucrries and seven dogs.
Her Majesty was in au unusually
gracious mood, and on the Dover boat
smiled sweetly on the Prince OF Batten-
berg, now completely restored to royal
favor, ECra.@
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LACROSSE, WIS, March 26.-Arch-
bishop Heiss, OF the Catholic diocese Of
Milwaukee, died in this city tonight
after a siakness OF scvoral months.
There is likely to be lively contest be-
tween the German and Irish Catholics
Of the diocese IN the appointment Of his
successor,
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l:nnbllnr Act for New Mcxlco

WASHINGTON, D. G., March e6,-Thc
House Committee on Territories held q
meeting to-day for the purpose Of con-
sidering the bill to provide m enabling
act for the territory Of New Mexico.
After some discussion resolution was
adopted by party vote providing that
the further consideration OF the bill be
postponed; that subcommittee, con-
sisting Of five members, be appointed to
consider the propricty Of preparing and
reporting to tho ful! committee an ell.
abling act under which New Mexico
may be admitted under the constitution
prepared at the convention held ut
Santa Fe, in September, lSSO.
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OTTAWA, March 2G.-In the Dominion
House Of Commons, Mr.. Graham gives
notice Of the following motion That
in the opinion OF this House it is dcsira.
bic that closer relations should exist be.
tween the United States Of America md
the Dominion OF Canada, and that the
House 10 humbly petition the Domin.
ion Of Canada to take such steps as they
may deem cxpedient to bring about un.
restricted reciprocity between the United
States Of America and the Dominion OF
Canada
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A WAKE CHANGED TO A DANCE.
The Corpse Comes to Lilo and Mourning II
Turned into Joll!ilcntion.


New BRuSswicK, N. j., March &c
There was wake at Christopher
O'Neil's house in this city last night.
Word had been sent out that Mr..
O'Neil's infant child, which had not
been we'll for some time, was dead, and
friends crowded the house to offer their
sympathy. The babe was carefully laid
out and coilined. Early in the evening,
while tue interchange of condolences
was going on, one Of the mourners
thought he saw the child move, and as
the people grouped abont, the child
opened its eyes and began to cry. i'm.
nediately the wake was changed into q
jollifration, and the mourners spent the
next hour in singing and dancing. The
babe was alive this morning. and the
doctor believes its recovery is perma.
nent. ~
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4 ADefaul,lhg Trco.,,rcr

la PORTE, IMP, March a6.-rho al,
legged shortage Of over 5000 in the nc
counts OF :ex-CisyJ Treasurer Herman
Hausher now appears to bs an assured
fact. A careful examination OF the rec
ords has been. made, and nothing wat
discovered to substantiate the claim thai
tho shortage Is due to a clerical error. 4
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Every ingredient, employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best of its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
arc carefully selected, personally ex-
amined, and only tho pest retained. So
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every
thing Is carefully watched with vie
to attaining the best result. Why dom!
you try it2 55a g
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b RvsnvlLlE, I'LL, March 2G.-Warren
Bros, large dealers in dry goods
in this city, we're closed ], out by the
sheriff yesterday on confessed .judg-
ments amounting to $500. 1t is not
known how large tho liabilities are, but
they are estimated at over $4,000. The
assets cannot be told vet, s. e.
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Mr.. Eustis-I assume that the Senator
knows what amendment he has offered
and say that it does apply to Just that
case. This amendment docs prohibit
and suppress the making Of a contract
for future delivery, unless the party
making the contract is the actual owner
Of tho thing to DO delivered. II the
Senator sought to correct tho morals OF
the people OF Illinois; II he was to
assume tho role OF censor morum, tue
arch angel who looked down upon and
wept over tho depravity OF his fellows
he (Eustis) asked the Senator to leave
out Louisiana. ~ )
Mr.. Ingalls-We want to take hold O
your lottery by and by. :, a;
Mr.. Butler offered an amendment ex
tending the provisions OF the bill Y
stocks and bonds. Adopted. III ,ha
Mr.. Euslis offered an amendment, ex
tcndtug its power to cotton prints, stee
rails, boots and shoes, lead and lumber
Adopted. 1rl Is II .t.a:: I 4 5sj..s '
On motion OF Mr.. Blair an amendmen1
was adopted including woolen good
aud whisky and all kinds OF intoxicatiin,!
drinks within tho provisions OF the bil'
Mr., Vest moved to increase tho licens
for dealers in options from 81 ,0o0 y
$4,000. Adopted on rising vote, Ih
bill, which had been considered all tn
time MS in committee OF tho whole. wa
reported to the Senate, where all I'll
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AsIt Should Nu on All Roads.

SHAMROCK, Pa, March 26.-ln accord.
ance with the recent order OF President
Corbin, Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading
Railroad Company, four engineers and
four tiremen were discharged yesterday
for drinking. They were served with q
written notice, reading: "You are dis
missed for drinking" Suits for defaua
ton OF character are threatened. az
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TOLEDO, O., March 2G.-Fire this
morning destroyed nearly all Of Pioneer,
atown Of about ll.On4 inhabitants in
Williams county, fourteen miles from
Bryan, the county seat. Loss estimated
at s25, 1000. Pioneer, is one Of, the oldest
villases in Northwestern Ohio, but with.
out railroad communication. y1s-F F
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Lone ISLAND Cry, LII, March 90
A. D. Moulton, General Superintendent
Of the Steinway ( Hunters Point rail.
road, was shot this evening by John
Roman, a former driver on the Fourth
vas arrested. q = '',i35ll - :