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Wool Growers Petition,

ePte'"s Dlspd'ch 10 the lnteutgenecr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April o5.-The
National Association OF Wool Growers
have issued a statement recommending
to the Committee on Ways and Means
the following rates Of duty for third
class wool. On such wool the value
whereof shall be l3 cents including
charges, the duty shall be SO per cent
advalorem, and on such wool, tho value
whereof shall be over Is cents, includ
ing charges, the duty shall be so pei
cent. advalorem. These rates are slight,
ly lower than those in the proposed
bill upon the very inferior grade, bul
are higher upon the better grades
which come directly in competition
with our quarter blood and common
wool.
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All Nipl,cd,

MONTREAL, QUEBEC. April o5.-Thc
case OF Walton, the express messenger,
who stole $1,000 from the Pacific Com.
pany and was arrested in St. John, N
B., with part OF the stolen money in his
possession, has now acquired new inter-
est by the arrest this morning of Frank
Brady and Agsie Ashton, and Leard, q
gambler, who accompanied them. They
arrived from Hot Springs, Ark, and
were at once taken into custody. Brady
is the man who was paid $4,000 by Wal.
ton Tor helping him to escape. aud the
other members Of the party are supposed
to have been implicated in making away
with the balance OF the money, which
was never found.
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bucket Shop "liuste,l.n

New YORK, April 25.-The Doran.
Wright Company, one OF tho largest
bucket shops in existence, with branches
all over the country, suspended pay.
meuts to-day. Neither partners ia in
the city and the cashier states that one
is In Europe and tho other out OF town,
at the office the employees stated no
one there had any authority to speak
on the matter.
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ALBANY, n. Y, April 25.-The COM
mittee appointed to investigate Judge
Bookstaver's connection with tho Flack
divorce case, made two reports to-day.
The majority find that the testimony
and evidence is not sufficient 10 satisfy
them that Judge RookstaYer had guilty
knowledge Of the conspiracy to obtain a
fraudulent divorce. The minority finds
that no had and recommends his i'm.
naachment.
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SEND FOR CLUB ORDER CIRCULARS,
We Lead, LET Those Who Can Follow.
The
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO..
113G to lilo Market ST.

With Monday will DO ushered in the
first day OF our Fourth Special Weekly
sales-H undreds, yea, thousands Of peo-
pie are by this time convinced OF the i'm
mense Importance OF attending these
sales-TEey readily recognizes and are
pleased to admit the fact that they have
saved more money by patronizinpust than
they ever saved at any self.styled "cash
house"'-They frankly acknowledge that
our prices are the lowest quoted on equal
values-These sales have opened the eyes
oi those who heretofore paid whatever
prices they were asked for poods-thev
are the mostpractical proofs Of our stan.
dard motto, The best goods for the least
money" and they will be feature here
during the spring season-We'll hive
something new-Something different to
oile7 each week-Something useful at
prices away down-Study your own in
terest-Come here and SEQ what we dan
10 Tor you-Come here il only to lool,
around-lt. pays to look around our
stores, Tor i'll Rome nook or corner vou
are sure to find what you want nj what
price you want it.
WHEELING INSTALsIENT co.
Well iaaugurate the week by otlerinoo
most exceptlonal-Goods carrying viii
them our reputation, and stamped win
the lowest possible figures will hold swan
here during the week-Beeinninv Mory,
day we'll offer curtain poles-That IL
full.slze poles in cherry or walnut finjsb
with brass trimmings at only II Gents
compcte-Reduced from 30 CeutsNR"
member that these poles we olIar os,
sold regularly at 81 Gents each-Tba,'a a
the price elsewhere-Yon can't buy one
even here-resularly-for lees than "a se,
Cenis-Onr price on these goods. II ~
Gents each, is exactly half their yaluc-
You cant ailord to remain away during
this sale-lt behooves you to come. nni
come early, too-The earlier YOU come
the better-"First come frat servoI; ;
will guide US during this sale. ~
WHEELING INSTALAIENT,C "a, "
When, two weeks ago, we adycr,;ao,,
n limited number OF Parlor suits, unhol
stored in hair-cloth or plush, at only s9n
suit, we knew well they would aell onJ ny
sell rapidly at that-We were ripLtMIma"u Iau
fore the week had ended we hain,t ~
to oller-since we advertised thcse par pno
lor suits-periect gems OF the upbolstcr.
er's art-and inarvels OF economv 'o,It a. ouI,,
$50 each, the demands upon ua ior a. tba tIn,y y
have been extensive and yerv m,cI, ~ T..
excess. OF the supply-People came hora -
day after day in search Of one o Of nero en,
celebrated saits-And people y wcnt :. aue, our
day after day very much disanno;H%,ay, I". h;%ay
when told they came too latemW WRpoin.ea Wa hae
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Kcmu ChnmpIou Of tho World,

SYDNEY, NJ S. W., April e5.-The
sculling race for the championship OF
..ha world between Peter Kemp and
Neil Mat:srson took place to-day on tue
Parametta river, and resulted in a vic:
tory ior Kemp. Kemp took the lead at
tie star. and keptit throughontthe race.
He Won by forty lengths: His time was
ol minutes and lS seconds.
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County Lines Corrected.
,tcLll ntauaich IN he Inicllinf1lccr

Special Dlspateh to he Inieiiisalcr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April o5.-The
Commissioners appointed by tho Circuit
Courts OF Kanawha and Fayette coun.
ties, John L. Cole, S. Chapman and W.
s. Laidley, on the part Of Kanawha. and
L. G. Gaines, Morris Harvey aud G. II.
Settle, on the part Of Fayette, met yes.
terday afternoon at The Office OF W. s,
LaiGley and selected Hon. John ]. Davis,
OF Clarksburg, who was present, as
umpire. The line as adopted by the
Commissioners takes n territory, var.
lohsly estimated as containing from six
to ten thousand acres from Fayette
county and adds It TO that OF kanawha.
The town OF Coal Valley, however, still
remains In Fayette county,
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y, IL, C. A. Aieetinrs.

Sunday school teachers meeting will
be held at o'clock this afternoon. -,
Young mems meetings will be held at
s o'clock tonight and 1 o'clock to.mor.
row. Last Saturdays and Sunday q
mest!ucs were very interesting and
largely attended. Tomorrow afternoon
Or. ]. D. ..Moffat, President OF Wash.
ington.Jeiterson College, will address
attend. 49, Y I'5'i =.
An excellent programme will bs pre-,
sented at the members monthly enter
talnment next Tuesday evening.
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Situation at Now Orleans,

New ORLEANS, April a5.-The water
from the lake which submerged por.
ton OF the outskirts Of the Seventh and
Eighth wards Of this city, is rapidly
disappearing. The reported break OF
the Point Pleasant lcvee on the Tensas
front was incorrect; the Henderson,
Aihley levee in Concordia was the one
referred 10,
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lio Wont Too Fnr,

Special Dtpatch to The TnttlIioenctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 25.-De.
tective All. Burnett to-day arrested G co.
]. Richardson on charge OF sending
obscene matter through the mails. Rich.
ardson had gotten valentine to send
q lady, but not content with the
spooney verse printed on 1t, added y LOT
OF indecent stun and sent it 10 her. The
lady, who is respectable woman, re.
sented 1t, and placed tho case iu the
hands OF a detective, who to-day caused
the arrest. The trial will be held to.
morrow
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PlT7sBuRGu, April o5.-A scottdale,
Pa, special says: Only 500 minera
were out at smithton to-day, the men at
Port Royal refusing 10 join the strike.
The leaders say they will all be out IN a
couple Of days. Nearly COO ovens were
banked by the Frick and Mcclure Coke
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Charleston Chips,

sptetd! Dftpdtch 10 The Inttltiuenctr.
CnAHLEsToSn W. Va, April a5.-P.
NJ. Hayes, Of the Coal Valley Plain
Dealer, has purchased the material Of the
hana,rha Democrat, and will issue u
weekly at this place.
Lilburne Hall was shot by Lewis
King. OF Big Sandy, several miles up
Elk river, n few days since. The ball
entered Halls breast, but it is not con.
sidered serious wound.
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"oak Woman md Weaker IIusbnnd.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, A pril 25.-Mrs. Nora
Diboss, wife Of hotel keeper at Rob.
ertsdale, this county, eloped yesterday
with n newly arrived boarder, named
Emil s. Chairoier, Hungarian, taxing
her three little children and 1870 of her
husbands money. At Mount Union
the husband overlook the fleeing couple
and demanded the return OF his money,
He was rendered $50 OF the money on
consideration OF his wiie's liberty, which
he accepted, aud the elopers and chill
dren at once took train for the West.
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Relief for Flood Sufferers

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 25.-A joint
resolution was passed to-day appropriat.
ing $l50,000 to enable the Secretary OF
War 10 issue rations for the relief OF
destitute people in tho overtlowed dis.
trict by tho Mississippi and its tribu.
taries.
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A Big Reward,

WoEersrEE, MAss., April 25.-Au
official circular detailing the theits Of
Frederick kimBall, the fugitive teller Of
the Peoples Savings Bank, was issued
yesterday. The market value OF the
property taken is s5S, 1902, and $1,000 re.
wa! ward is offered for kimhall's apprehen.
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business Outlook In lii. ponluion r,J

business Outlook In tho Dominion BAD,
New YORK, April 25.-A Montreal dis.
patch to the Evening Post says the condi.
ton OF general business throughout the
Dominion is not considered by bankers
to be at all satisfactory, and If the crops
prove failure the outlook will be
gloomy, In fact, it is we'll known that
the Bank Of Montreal is warning mer-
chants to Curtail their imnnrls.
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Canceiled tho Advance.

BosToS, April o5.-The Journals
Cheyenne special says: Last night the
managers Of the Union Pacific conceded
an increase forth employees OF the east
ern diviaions, but could not aGroo rs 10
the mountain division. all danger Of a
strike is thought to be over. !.
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Theodore Thomns to 10 aInrrIcl.

CulcAGo, April 25.-Among the mar
riage licenses taken out yesterday was
one by Theodore Thomas, the orchestra
leader. The bride-elect is Miss Rose
Fay, Of Chicago, sister Of G. Norman Fay,
well.kuown capitalist. Mr.. Thomas
gives his own age as 81, aud that Of his
haucee as II years his junior.
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Defnulter Caught,

New YORK, April 25.-Lafayettc Cole,
30 years old, was arraigned in court to-
day, charged with being fugitive from
justice. Cole resided at Peoria, ILL.,,
where he was the secretary and man.
ager Of the Jennie Electric Light and
Power Company. He went from there
on Tuesday lust with $1,000 belonging to
the company and came here. A descrip.
ton Of him was sent to the police by
telegraph and Cole was arrested on the
street last night. Cole was committed
to await the arrival of requisition
papers.
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PHIkApELpulA, Pa, April 25.-Henry
King, the prelect Of the Pennsylvania
Institution for the Blind, who was last
week convicted OF crimes OF a grossly
immoral nature at the Institution was
to-day sentenced to five years in the
Eastern Penitentiary. --Ls-ss.-- .......L.......
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Slnnderetl tho Autl,orItlca.

BERLIN, April 25.-Herr Shippel, a
Socialist member OF the ReichstaH, was
recently arrested at Chemnitz on The
charge OF slandering the authorities.
His trial took place yesterday. He was
convicted and sentenced to nine months'
imprisonment, -
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DIAMOND DUST,


At MISUNDERSTANDING, 8; Pitts
burgh, s. (P. L.)
At Plttsburgh-Allegheny, /; Cincin.
natl, 10. IN. L.)
= At CGleyeland-Chicago, q 6; Cleveland,
- At Bullalo-Chicago, 10; Buffalo, s
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First Cast for Seven Yc,rs.

READING, Pa, April 25.-The Reading
Railroad company's large furnace at
Temple, this county, resumed last night,
alter seven years. idleness. The first
cast was made this afternoon. 1t is one
OF the company's best furnaces. The
majority OF the company's furnaces are
now in operation.
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production.
Nine Itv,,rs mt llufYnlo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 25.-T'he mill
hands and cabinet makers OF this city
have decided to ask for nine hour day.
The carpenters have asked for the an.
pointment OF committee OF the bosses
to consider the question Of II nine hour
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to the old pilots were unknown 10 the
new ones, being buried out Of sight. BY
the construction OF the Lake Borgnc out.
lot Capt. Cowden said tho flood waters
Of one.quarter OF the Mississippi Valley
could be diverted from the present
channel, aiIordlng great reliet to tho In.
undated district.
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manages for TIM pln,n,,n.

LONDON, April 25.-The trial OF the
action for libel brought by Mr.. George
Augustus sa!a against Mr.. Furniss, the
caricetErist, took place to-day and re.
suited IN q verdict OF s5 damages for
! the plaintiff, 0
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Deputy Si,criir Short

NEWARK, N. j., April 25 5-Col. L. W.
Davis, first Deputy Sheriff OF Essex
county, has been missing since Monday
and it is now stated that his accounts
are short over O0OO,
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TEAS.

Our Tea department Is special feature OF our
mouse. Our stock Is large, comprlsing ali
grades and varieties OF Old County Teas, gcnti.
me ASSAM pcko. Gamer. Congou. lmretisi Gun.
powder, basket Fired Japan. Silver Leaf JApar,
50 tho most iastldious tastes cau 6c suited, Our
reputation Tor falr and honest dealing needs no
continent. child can purchase goods nj our
!, s!ofe as cheap as tho professional shopper. WE
HAVE ONE PRICE FOR ALL, 4
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VIII Accede to Their Demands,

LANSING, Mlcn., April 25.-The mn.
sons, bricklayers. and plasterers OF this
city last night decided that after May lo,
nine hours shall constitute days work.
It is understood that the contractors
will accede to their demands.
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Tho New Century club, Of philade,!.
phia, is said to be the largest o.a womsn aS - >
club in the country. It is devoted 10
the interests OF sell.supporting women,
and lis representation embraces every
industry in which women are engaged
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CLUB ORDERS,

our iacili.lcs for shipping to, families living
out Gl the city cSnnot be cxcelIctl. We have Il
special department. for nlliug club orders, and
uic same care aud attention Is given to them as
in0ueh the writer was dealing with us In person.
We Ask you 10 givc us 4 trial order, aud we arc
nuuueht II WIZ provo 20 satisfactory rs to gain
you ior u permanent customer,
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DunLlH, April 25.-Mr. Tully, editor
OF the Roscommon Herald, has been SEN
fenced to nine months Imprisonment at
bard labor for offences committed in
violation Of the coercion not.
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S0lhEE MUSICALE,
By tho Pupils OF the Misses Dsddritlge Las,
Night.

by the Pupils Of the Misses Dsdlridce Last
Night.
Quite an appreciative company us.
sembled last night in the pleasant par
lors OF the Misses Doddrige, on the
Island, to listen to the music made by
the pupils OF those ladies. All acquitted
themselves creditably, but the vocal
duet by the Misses Francis, the piano
duet by Mr.. Lawson and his sister, the
song by Miss Armstrong, and galop by
Misses Graham and Doddridge, were
especially good. The "cantatad was
very entertaining and was highly mp.
preciated by the audiences Below is
the programmes:
Piano Trio o--''lIome Sweet Home.
Misses EdnS Jones. Emma Doduridgc md
=. Josie Francis.
Charming KInkel
Miss MAu,Ic Cooper.
Misses Theresa Doddrdge aud La,ra Hurt,
Vocal Duet-"Tcll Ne Where DO Falrics.....
Misses Edith md josie ji;': Francis. ii;is.''''
selections from IIoVatore Verdi
Piano Duet-"Love's Erecting. .,,,.... .Siebcrt
Mr. Tom lawson and Miss Laura Lawson.
I'll the Waters Could Speak US they Flown.
Graham
Miss Stella Armstrong and Quartette. =
oN
Mr. Harry Woodcock.
fiano Duet anu Chorus-"Jolly Blacksmlths." :. ..
hPAuS StoAA n I'LL Eel
Miss kdiih Francis.
sopg-"iou Ever Ask Nc When Slug"....
BordcsC
| Miss Theresa Doddridge.
Galop sponholt1
| Misses Graham and I. V. D0ddridge.
Chorus-"Wc'vesig Sighted the Golden Gate" ........
cASTArA, "QuAEEEL AMONG TIE FLOWERS"
Rose Mss Edith Francls
llRttic TAppau
Croc,ls" ........."..... Mis- A. 7. Doddridgc
lower"".......-........Miss Stelln Armstrong
Edna Jones
| Snowdfop."-."".. Lizzie D0ddridgt
PinEs..". isses Mamie aui Lila Cooper
forset josie Franci!
Niolet......... Misy Emma DOJdrIJr(
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Tho Worlds Fair lsill Signed.
Woak Woman nnd Weaker Ilusbantl

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Presi.
dent has signed the Worlds Fair bill.
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It is Surveyor FnrIs.
~ IN surveyor flfls
cctG! Dispatch to he Int:.l,cencsr,

Stec'"! Dispatch to The Intc!ltCtncer.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Presi
dent to-day sent to the Senate the name
OF Joseph A. Faris, Of Wheeling, to be
Surveyor OF Customs OF that port, vice
A. Q. Egerter, deceased.
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EUREKA Oil FIELD,
A Three Hundred linrrel Well Comes In
AStAtion Erected,

Special Di,pateh to he Ia,tlIigtncer.
BELMONT, W. Va, April 25.-Tho oil
excitementhere Is still booming. Barnes.
dale and Boyle's No. 8, on Big John
Hammett, came in today aud shows
Tor 800 barrels. Weir well. on Corbett,
was 10 have been shot to-day, but tho
torpedo did not arrive. Tho railroad
company erected a station here today.
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WASHINGTON, April 25.-The House
at the evening session passed thirty
private pension bills, and at 1880 ai-
journed until tomorrow.
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Tamnnny lInll's Blnck Eye,
New YonK, April 25.-The grand jury
to-day dismissed the complaint OF libel
made by Bernard F. Martin against L.
l.. Godkin. editor OF the Ereuiln Pos,
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WHEELING 1 IkSTALNENT CO .

,,..n, ilsS, llas, 1l4o Markc, street.
o7nn, -, ,mcARDLE. Manager,
STORE OPEN AT NIGHT
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
1i09, Hi and 2269 Market St.,
10, q and % TWenty.Third ST.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

i3O s. Fourth ST.. -. Steubeuv,llr. n.
eor' hl"rket y Fifth ST., East Liverpool, o.
~ 'front.' st.' Mnriettn, 0.
oa Nhitimoro ST., Cumberland, Md,
10 market st.' Pnrkersburg, w. Va.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-30
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION


Secretary NOBLE has more of the
grace of courtesy than his subordinate
PORTER, for he has kindly consented to
suspend the order for recount of st.
Paul until the delegation from this city
have had an opportunity to confer with
him. He has Furthermore consented to
submit to them the evidence upon which
the recount was ordered. There are
those in our midst who are hopeful that
the secretary will rescind the order for
a recount Of the whole city, and will
contine it to the five districts where If
Irregularities are know to exist.
We do not share in this hopefulness,
nor are we altogether certain that such
action would be best under the circum-
stances. Supt. PORTER has preferred
an Indictment against this city of a
most slanderous character. He has
tainted our census throughout with
suspicion of fraud. and the only way to
refute it is to defy him to an open,
manly proof of his accusation. What
ever political influence is brought
to bear upon Secretary NOBLE for re-
session of the order will not acquit us
unless it is accompanied with pub
lie reprimand to PORTER, or, what
would be better still, his dismissal
from the Office of census superintend-
ent. PORTER has lied about us, and we
want the opportunity to convict him of
the falsehood. We want no buShing up
or Swimming over of matters fer the
sake of preserving harmony in the Re-
publican party. Gen. SANBoRN stated
the situation accurately in his telegram
to Secretary NOBLE, and we want it
shown to the world that Gen. SANBoRN
told the truth. PORTER has been guilty
of malfeasance, and justice cannot be
satisfied with anything short of PoR-
TER's scalp.
A recount for st. Paul should never
have been ordered. 1t was an act of the
grossest injustice to an unoffending
community. But since we have been
deliberately insuIted we propose to
show Mr.. PORTER that we are not afraid
of either him or his recount.
Now let the band begin TO play.