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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-02
A SOLITARY BOLTBR,,
Senator Plumb tho Only Repub-
lican to Break Away. y
HE OPPOSES PROTECTION
To tho Pottery Industry and Wants
Foreign and American Manuiac.
tarcrcrs Placed on tho Same
Observation-Disclosures News.

WAslIlSoroN, D. G., August 1.-Th,
Senate to-day proceeded to the consider
alton OF the Tariff bill, resuming 1t a
paragraph C9, page 10. under the head o.
"Lead Products"
Tho articles lithgarge and nitrate OIL
lend were allowed to pass without com.
ment, but on tho third article, orange
mineral, )! cents per pound OF an al.
vance, Mr.. Vance offered an amendmen,
reducing the rate to cent. In the course
Of this discussion Mr.. Vest expressed
himself In favor OF reducing all the du.
ties OH lead and its various products.
The amendment was rejected.
Paragraph GO was amended, on motion
OF Mr.. Aldrich, by making 1t read
"causlic or hydrate Of potash, refined in
sticks or rolls, cent per pound" lin.
stead Of !! cents).
Carbonate aud sulphate and potash
and sponges were placed on the free list.
Tho duty on sulphate OF soda was
changed from lilo OF a cent per pound
to 20 per cent I'D valorem. Mr.. McPher.
son offered many amendments, which
were uniformly rejected.
Finally Schedule B was reached, which
refers to earths. earthenware and glass.
ware. Mr.. Mcpherson moved to reduce
the duty on fire brick, not glazed, en-.
ameled or decorated, from 81 25 per ton
10 20 per cent ad valorem, and on glazed
or ornamental Gre brick from i5 per
cent to 10. Rejected. Mr.. Plumb voted
with the Democrats. the first break in
the solid party vote. Gi
MIR. Plumb then began 10 offer amend
menta, and on hydraulic cements was
joined by Mr.. Paddock.
The next question related to china,
porcelain and crockery ware, the Finance
Committee Recommending reduction OF
the ratcs in the House bill from sixty
six to ility-Gye per cent on the decorated
arliclep, and from lifty.fve to fifty per
cent on plain white and urdecorated
ware.
MIR. Vest moved to make the rates
forty-tive and forty per cent respectively.
Then Mr.. Plumb took prominent and
remarkable part in the discussion, in
Weighing against the exorbitant demands
OF the high protectiouists.
The whole tendency OF civilization,
Mr.. Plumb said, was towards the reduc.
ton Of prices OF all products Of human
labor. He launched into invective
against Euch measures, and wanted to
put home and foreign manufacturers on
the same footing.
Mr.. Sherman replied to Mr.. Plumb.
In ,-stl, 1,,k e. At,
statement that no proposition made to
Tux the people should be supported IN.
less there was good ground for it. He
said the growth Of the crockery business,
fostered by protection, was not to be ig-
nored.
Mr.. Vest modified his amendment by
making the two rates on decorated
china and plain china 80 cents and 10
per cent, respectively, and then the bill
went over and the Senate adjourned.
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TIE STILl.ElTU READY.
Two Men In uoston l,ro Marked for Assas.
lnu lnI,

AWo men IN H0ston uro MARKED for ASBnB.
Sinntlou.
BosToN, August 1.-The italian so.
clety La Mana has marked two men in
Boston for assassination. Efforts have
been made to carry out the edicts Of the
order, but the victims have thus far es.
capped.
One is Policeman John Rosalt, of Sta.
ton ], who has been largely inBtrumen.
tai in bringing several Italian criminals
to Justice. He is an Italian himself and
knows oil the secrets OF hia countrymen.
The other victim for whom the
stllletto is ready is Goachini Cocchiara,
one Of the Italians who were arrested
in connection with thu murder Of
Millionaire Edward Cunningham. oil
Milton, eight months ago.
Policeman Rosa.to incurred the ven.
gcance OF the Matia by tracking down
an Italian murderer named Donate, q
year and a hall ago. Donate undertook
to rob house near Genoa, Italy, bnl
was discovered by a woman in the house
She started after him, bit was stopped
BY several thrusts Of a s!ilctto, which
eventually caused her death. Her hus
band came 10 the rescue and he Tss
stabbed through the heart, b.
TDonata aed to this. country aud wat
arrested by, Capt Cain and policeman
Rosatto in this city, and sent back te
Italy. Dona!a was q member OF L:
Malta. His associates looked upon
Rosatto in the light Of traitor. They
held that no matter what cEimc hai
been perpetrated by Donato, Rosatto, nj
a fellow conntryman, should not have
brought him to justice. R5ue. a.
Cocchiara is hated by the society be-
cause OF the part which he took in thu
conviction OF Giuseppe do LueCa, 5ht
South Boston Italian who shot ani killet
!Alifionaitc CIuhinSlasa Shiis engaged
In noaohing on his grounds. De Luce!
was accompanied at the time by Cocchi
ara and another Italian named Severin;
Bmato. Cocchiars WSs suspected bty; GiI
compaaioas OF havlnEturned traitor, ant
Of bayiDg furnished the information
which ledsto the arrest Of De Lucca.
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Cleveland Grand Circuit.

CLEVELAND, O., August 1.-The grand
circuit troltiug meeting which closed to.
day was the most successful ever held
on the Cleveland course. An hours
rain last night put the track in splendid
condition and the time in all races was
faster than that made yesterday. About
5000 People were present and the sport
was thoroughly enjoyed. It was favor
ito day, McDouel and Cricket taking
first money in their classes, as was es.
pected. 90
The first event was the 2::o3 class with
Eve starters. McDouel won, Dawson
second, Frank B third.
In the 2:l7 pace Almont proved a sen.
sation by completing the circuit Of the
track in 2:ll!, exactly duplicating the
Performance Of Adonis on Wednesday.
In the free for all Susie S was the ia.
vorite, but after the first two heats Rosa.
lind Wilkes had her own way about it.
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A Protest. From, Courresa

WASHINGTON, D. G., August l.-Rep.
resentatiye Baker, OF New York, to-day
offered for reference to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs the following:
WHEREAS, II is reported that the Ru,-
sian Government has ordered to be en-.
Jews; Wv
Resolrsd, That the Congress of thu
United States earnestly protest in tho
name ofhumanity ngainst such inhuman
barbarous acts, and that the PresiIeut
be requested to transmit through our
representatives in Russia its respectful
one earnest protest against such propos.
ed action by the Russian Government.
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GLASS WORKS SOLD.
Report that aii Have Bcen Sold to an Eng.
Iish Syndicate.

hnN oyuu'ShkUs ......
FISpLAY, O., August l.-From one oi
tho principal tableware glass mauuiac.
turers OF this clty.a correspondent receiv.
ed the Information to-day that his fac
tory, as we'll as every like factory in the
UnitedStates had been sold toan English
syndicate. The transfer to take effect
December 10. There are thirty.three
tableware houses in this country. one.
i1sh Fady Ui the number n tbO bCeps teSas 0sated IN
the syndicate that made this purchase
10 shut down the factories which arc
operated where iuel Is high aud increase
the capacity Of those in districts where
this item Of expense Is purely nominal.
The price which the syndicale paid 10
obtain Possession OF these works will
average SlOO, ,000to the factory.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
iho Traitor, Gsn. lsiyas, and IIix T,oo
Routed by the Salyndors,,ns.

Ihe Traitor. Gsn. Kivas, and IIis rroop,
Routed by the Salvntloreuus.
LihEErAD, Angus. L. Communica-
ton with San Salvador has been restor-
ed. Advices from the capital OF the re.
public say that General Antonia Ezela
was ordered from the frontier with
about 1000 men. Upon the outbreak
OF the revolution by Riyas G General Ezela
FASTENED to the capital. General Rivos'
forces had captured the artillery bar.
racks, with but few in charge. They
had fought desperately before they. suc-
ceeded. The Indians then pillaged sew.
eral houses and panic resulted. Riyas'
lorces we're finally defeated and pesce
was restored. Guatemala has withdrawn
her forces from the frontier and NIL in
quiet at present. There is no teje.
graphic Accommodation with Guatemala.
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THEY STAND WiTll BLAINE.
san Ffnnclsco Chamber OF Commerce
Fnvors Reciprocity.

san FtnnclscO Chhiabsr OF Commerce
Favors Reciprocity.
SAN Francisco, August 1.-The Cham.
Der Of Commerce OF San Francisco
adopted resolutions declaring that:
WHEREAS, The Chamber desires the
adoption OF d policy calculated to deyelop
the trades and industries of tho Pacific
coast as well as OF the entire Republic
by the occurring for our products the con.
troll Of our adjunct markets;
"Resolred. That in view Of the consid.
GRAFTON Of This question in connection
with the tariff bill before the Senate, the
Chamber is strongly in favor Of com.
mercial reciprocity, as embodied in a
letter received July % by Senator VIM.
Z: Frye, Of Maine, from Hon. James G.
Blaine, Secretary Of State, and the
chamber requests the Pacific Coast del.
egates to give it their unanimous sup.
port.n
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Flint GlusA tyniop

P'rrssuRaH, Pa, August 1.-The
Wage Committee Of the American Flint
Glass Union met similar committee Of
manufacturers OF chimneys to-day. A
minor change over last year will be
asked for, but the principal object OF the
conference is TO make the fret move 10.
yard introducing the eighthour day in
hlnt glass houses. At present the chin.
ney workers are on two turns of five
hours each, and they want these reduced
to four. No decision has yet been
reached. The manufacturers say the
elght'hour rate would prove ruinous to
them on account OF the busy and dull
seasons being 50 pronounced, .T7
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TIE NEW BILL OF I.ADlyG.
Tho isniiroad Companies Issue mn Expinnn.
s. tory Circular.

| WY
NEw YoRx, August 1.-The new uni
form bill OF lading, which goes int
effect to-day on nearly all the principa
trunk lines, Is exciting widespread con
sternatlon among shippers, from the fac
TINT 1t bears across It's iaco the words
"Not negotiable, and because It appean
10 Le a direct blow at ono OF tho mos,
useful commercial expedients known te
trade. ruri-, ~ I
Legal opinion on the matter, however,
seems to be agreed that the change Ia
the bill OF lading and tho words mot
negotiable" taken with relation to the
rest Of the agreement OF the bill, will
not affect its nenotiability In tho least,
The railroads have been quiet in the
matter SO far, but are about to distribute
a circular to shippers to correct the mis-
apprehension that exists, and to ex-
plain tho effects Of the new bill intelli-
gibly. The circular reads in part as fol-
lows: ~
"First-The words Not negotiable on
the new bills OF !ading refer to their
strict legal significance and the require.
ments OF certain local State laws. II Is
not tho wish Of the carriers to restrict
the use Of those bills Of lading as collat-
eral to secure advances. The carriers
recognize the commercial needs for such
uses OF bills Of lading, and desire to fa.
cilitate them in every way consistent
with security. to themselves and their
patrons. Counsel learned In the law ad.
wise that the new form, with the words
Not negotiable across It's face, and with
the provisions OF condition No. 0, Is |
by Endorsement, and Is in
every respect as available for safe collat.
erals as the old form. All the shipper |
has 10 do is to consign to order when |
he wishes 30 to use bill Of lading.
Condition No. 0 is as follows: II the |
word order is written hereon immedi.
ately before or after the name OF, the
party to whose order the property is con.
signed, without any condition or limit.
alton other than the name OF the party
10 be modified OF tho arrival Of the pro.
perty, the surrender of this bill Of lading
indorsed, shall be required be.
Wv .AAS aSLsSAy VI tAS PAopcAtJ Nv deh-
ination. II any other than the afore-
'aid form OF consignment is used herein
he said property may at the option Of
he carrier, be delivered without requir.
ng the production or surrender OF the
,ill OF lading."
'ln the further interest OF those de-
iring to use bills Of lading as safe col.
ateral, the carriers new rules provide
hat but one new bill OF ladiug shall be
ssued for each shipment. Copies on
orms that are not transferable or assigna.
DE will be furnished when desired. The
carriers have formulated the new bill OF
aiding with desire to meet the just re.
luirements Of the Interstate Commerce
let and Of the mercantile communities
hey Berye."
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DR., J,W. Heron Dead,

EHw FoRT, August IA cable dis:
patch just received by the Board Of For.
eign Missions Of the Presbyterian church
announces tho death by dysentery at
Seoul, Korea, OF DR.. J. W. Heron, med.
ical missionary OF the Board. He was
superintendent Of the royal hospital in
The Eoreap capital, and enjoyed in a
peculiar degrey the confidence Of the
King and ofthe foreign eom,nGnltY.
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BATTLE Wl7H TRAYPS.

Threo Shot and ,seriously wnuD, ., p,
whole 'ol''l'sE Gang Captured mud Loo, .o,l In.
MAsslMoS, O.. August l.-Ooirr,a
lom Hagan and Frank Ertio had a den.
perate battle with large gang Of tranns
VINO spent the afternoon in drink
ing five kegs of beer near the hr;dro
shops. In the attempt to arrest them
Inc Il officers shot three Of them-ono
clear through the left leg, neur nIne iho hin
another through the back na,t nv ~ "p ~,
head, and another through ~. III. o;,,;nt a. ino
part. The wounded and ssven 1' sl'.,us o,ha,ss
were locked up. The leader. who o."sas was
shot through the Lex, says hs MN name we &c,
Ml'ham aaucke, a macliinist nom Can.
Ti.usyille, Pa. ~ - oe ''om a
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A SIBERIAN tX(LE,
~ oung Russian Woman Tells Som. Tart
bio Tales of Her I,nn,,u,,.

Dung Russian Womnn Tells Some r.r,t-
! bio Tales of Her Imprlson.neu,.
NEW YORK, August Annie Batc.,
man, twenty'one years old, Russian, ar
rived here yesterday on the steamship
OLDHAM. At the barge office she con-
iessed to having been sent, some tiyo
years ago. TO Siberia fora political Of
Tense, from where she waa parloned five
months ago. During her exile n son
was born to her, and when she lanted
yesterday, the boy, now three years old.
avcompanied her:, Her husband, who
w mAs imprisoned with her, will come here
Siberia, she tells some terriLin taI t"laa n
her husband was young pbysjc;sn oi Of
lair wealth, but all his possesaions s'y wern m
seized by the government, She intrnds,
going to Wichita, Kansas, ~
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TIE STATE OF TRADE,
Tho Weekly Review Of the Cond,tio, f,
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NRw foRH, August l.-R. g. Dun 1
Company's weekly review OF trade says
Heavy exports OF gold, $4,000 900, hay
Ing been engaged for Saturday, and .ht
advance OF the Bank Of England rate
from 4 to per cent have entered the
monetary outlook for the present. Price,
Of commodities tend steadily upward
with expectation Of abundant money
and have risen ! OF per cent daring
the week, and this movement, il pro.
longed, will tend to cause shipmen,s Of
gold instead Of products. At almost all
the interior money markets tho ratep
have been moderate thus far and the
supply ample. For the midsummer
season the state OF business is better
than usual. Exchanges through all
clearing houses outside OF New York
show gnin oyer last year OF l2 per cent
AT Detroit and In parts Of the west there
ia much apprehension and already some
depression In business because OF injury
to crops by drouth and extreme heat,
The iron business appears rather more
~SHAusAtl tAouRu Nv Guhuke can De Oh.
served, The wool manufacture changes
but little. .tl-T .''"-'
Fears Of injury to wheat and corn are
caused by very numerous reports from
the Central Western States, though ca. |
Inmates Of q yield Of loo,OOo,OoO bushel. |
Of wheat in Dakota and Minnesota ap. |
pear we'll supported by detailed rail way |
reports. :.
Heavy Western packing causes some |
weakness Ia pork products, and the fine |
;rop reports from the South help 10
over cotton shade. Oil IL a little
over and coffee and raw sugar IN.
changed. In general, the speculative
narkets show the influence of antici.
3ated currency expansion. For some
ime to come the monetary outlook will
'e narrowly watched. The business
allrres throughout the country during
he last seven days number $50, as com.
jared with 100 last week. For the cor.
esponding week OF last year the figures
we're 2l0,
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Died ut Ills Post.

Robert Gainor, roadmaster at COL
Nors. Tho has been on the Panhandle in
various capacities for twenty years, fell
dead while at work In the Golfers ward
Thursday evening. He was in the act
OF throwing a switch, when he fell over
and expired, the cause of death being
heart disease. He was highly respected
by everybody, and II Is said OF him that
he never knew IN enemy. He leaves 9
wife. but no children. His age was forty
years. .t.,lE ~ 81 - y -. =
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Hastinr. for D,rectoresusra,,

BetLtFoSrs, i'A., August 1.-word
reached here to-day that Gen. D. H.
Hastings was to be rendered the sp.
pointmept Of Director Eeneral OF Tie
Worlds Fair. The rumor caused yery
much satisfaction omong his tow nsmeh
and numerous friends outside, audrall
have perfect confidence Id his ability tb
ne.lofn tho duties Of the iSljc3 to the
utmost satisfaction. It is said be viii
accept the appointment Il rendered him.
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7HE BgLM0gY ELlLD.
The Acre-And-a-A Half We'll
Shot--A Small Producer.
THE HART WELL A GOOD ONE
Doing Ten Barrels an Hour...The
Neason OF tho Renewed Activity
In West tVirginin...Thc Success
of Developments So Far.
Special Dispatch TO the Inieiliee,eer,

oNs'ot Dlspdleh 10 he lnttlltge,icer. =. s'L--.l
BELMoNr.: W., Va, August 1.-the
Hart well on the lot in front Of the Boss
store. uear, the railroad, came in about
II o'clock this morning. Up to o'clock
this evening 1t did ten barrels an hour.
The Acre.and.a.Half well was shot ut
o'clock this morning. There was no i'm.
mediate response. Tho well will be a
small producer. ~ .ara
The Prince Oil Company's well on the
adjoining lease ia down 90G feet. v
The Windsor Oil Company's No. l on
the jackson Is drilling, and contracts
have been let for two more wells. Ar.
rangements will be made at m early day
TO utilize tho product OF the Sheets
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A Big Mortgage Recorded.
l.,.nSo1 nfsv,S,b IN ~. f,Sr,t,,a,,a.


CHARLESTON, W. Va, August Ia
mortgage Of all the property Of the Kan
awha 4 Michigan Railway Company,
including the road, franchises, rights OF
way, equipments, earnings, to the Cen.
trail Trust Company, Of New York, was
received for record to-day at the county
clerks Office. The mortgage is to secure
the payment Of bonds Of the company
which will be Issued to provide for the
payment OF the road, which was bought
at foreclosure sale some months ago, to
pay the debt Of the kanawha aud Ohio
Railway Company assumed. and to ex.
tend and improve the road. The bonds
bear i per cent interest, payable semi.
annually. and run a hundred years. It
is agreed that not more than 1910 bonds
Of Sl00 each may be issued at once, but
Is more Of tho same amount may be
issued on every mile Of railroad here.
after constructed.
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Going to Boston.
Special Dispatch TO the Intel!igcnccr.

Special Dispatch TO The Inteli0encer.
PARKERsnuna, WA, August 1.-Msj.
J.L. Simpson has received letter from
w. W. Riley, Of Jackson G. II Assis.
tant Adjutant General G. A. r Depart
ment Of West Virginia, saying that he
has received and accepted an Invitation
from Hawes Post, No. l59. OF East Boz
ton, to entertain 100 old soldiers from
West Virginia at the National Encamp.
ment. They will furnish hall with
mattresses on the floor, tho comrades to
furnish their own blankets. The post
will supply coffee, beans, hard.tack, ETC.,
without cost. All who intend going
should report 10 Adjn.ant Riley. The
West Virginia headquarters at Boston
will be at the Hotel Flower.
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AN INDECENT BOOK.
Action Of the Postof}ice Depart.
mcnt in Excluding
T0LsTol's KREUrzER SONATA
From the Mails s,irs Up u Hornets
Ncst-EnglIsh Critics Kidiculo
the Action-ft Only Serves to
Advertise tho hook.

WAsnISoroN, August 1.-The opinio,
Of Assistant Attorney General Tyner
Of the. Postotiicc Department, upor
which was based the order excluding
from the mails Count Tolstoi's book
"kreutzer Sonata" is addressed 10 the
third Assistant Postmaster General and
and consists OF two sentences. It Is rs
follows: .,e. r,
" return herewith tho publication
entitled "Kreutzer sopata" offered for
marking at the postolIice at Chicago, ILL.,,
as matter Of the second class. 0s-2 fa-,
"On examination OF this publication l
am Of the opinion that tits Of an indecent
character, and is forbidden circulation
in the mails by the act approved Sep.
tember 20, 1885,"
Upon receip. Of this opinion an order
was sent to the postmaslers ut Chicago
and New York directing that the book
be excluded altogether from the muils.
A NEW YORK OPINION.
A dispatch from New York says:
The assistant postmaster, Mr.. Gayler,
said, in reply TO an inquiry from re-
porter: "Tte announcement that the
'kreutzer Sonata wks TO be added to our
Index Expurgatorius came from the
PostotIice Department at Washington
early this week. l do not know on
whose complaint this order was issued
by the Postmaster General, but we are
informed that the question has been sub.
mittcd according to custom 10 Attorney
Tyner, and that bis opinion us to the
propriety OF the look for transmission
through the mails was unfavorable. On
that opinion the order naturally fol-
lowed"
The title page Of the American edition
OF the "kreutzer Sonata bears the name
Of Benz. r. Tucker as the TRANSLATOR, and
the announcement that the book ia pub.
lished by Benz. r. Tucker, Boston. A
well. known literary man said today, on
hearing that the "kreu.zer Sonata had
been excluded from the mails: "The
publisher could well afford to, give
81 900 for this order from the Postoilice
DEPARTMENT" The Society for the Sup.
preston OF Vice here has decided to
suppress it..
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More Trouble FOR Argentine.

LONDON, August LIT is said that
England and France have demanded in
demnity OF the Argentine Republic for
property OF subjects of those countries
70 the value Of Sl0,OoO,OO0, DESTROYED by
lhe recent bombardment OF Bueuos
Ayfes by the rebellious navy, Thr
combined fleets OF England and Francs
u Is stated, arc to assemble at Buepos
Ayfes to support the demand il neces-
The Pope instructed the Archbisbop.
OF Buenos Ayres, during the recent dis-
otuers, 10 use his utmost influence to-
ward the restoration OF peace. ~