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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-11
DEMOCRATIC INSTRUCTIONS.

Another Dhy Wasted With Useless Roll
CulIs--l1r. l,urrows shows Some OF Reeds
Grit.
Specta! DsDaich to The In,tl,iccnc.r.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. lO.-The
time has been filtered away in the House
to-day by tiIibustering on the part OF
Democrats, led by O'Farrell, OF Virginia,
to prevent the calling up Of the Langs-
ton.Venable election case. A point OF
no quorum present was raised imme-
diately after the Chaplain's prayer and
there were several stormy scenes, and
the reaiing of the journal was not reach
ed until O'Clock. The order that it be
read was the signal Of u storm which
lasted about five minutes. O'Farrel de-
manded recognition from the Speaker
pro TEN and ordered 4hat the journal
ought not to be read in the absence OF
quordm.
Mr.. Burrows, Speaker pro TEN, said
that on the last preceding call at which
quorum was necessary there had been
a quorum present, and that it was now
in order to Tread the journal. He there.
fore ordered the clerk to read the jour.
nal. Mr.. O'Farrell demanded that he
should be heard and for while there
was contest Of vocal power between
the reading clerk aud the Virginia Con-
gresham, who was very indignant, de-
claring that no quorum had been dis
closed by the roll call, and that there
WAS no announcement OF the names Of
members counted to make quorum.
Mr.. Reeds method OF cutting of opposi.
ton having 30 recently been approved
by his constituents, Mr.. Burrows fol.
10 we'd the san method with extraord'.
nary iirmncss. Mr.. Crisp and Mr..
Breckenridge joined C'Farrell in his pro.
test. However, the quorum disappeared
and after day spent in calling the roll
the House, without approving the jour.
nal, adjourned.
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Great Damage by Storms,
DfDa!ch 10 ths Tnstl.iot.le5r

SlSe'us Nt"putSt ~ wv 4HNNtptHeiT.
CLAREsDuRG, W. Va, Sept. 10.-Heavy
rains, accompanied by high winds, have
prevailed west OF here for the past
twenty.four hours and great damage to
cropa and property are reported. at
VOLTS Summit aud Salem it is said to
have been the heaviest storm ever
known. At Wilsonburg the county
roads and railroad track was submerged
in places to depth of over two leet.
The creeks are all full and more damage
is expected along their banks. The
weather tonight is threatening and
looks Us If the storm was not yet over.
As yet it is impossible to obtain an
estimate OF the probable loss,
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JoLtEr, Ill Sept. l0.-Tom Harris, a
three year convict in the peni.enti-
ary, sentenced for burglary, hanged hiI.
self to bar In hla cell' door yesterday,
but was found before life was extinct.
On his pillow in the cell was found a
confession that he was the murderer OF
the SEcCoombs family in Minnesota 8
lev ysa,e eego. Harris is ohiy sixteen
Yeara old. ~ !"
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,CuIcAao, Sept. l0.-The Fire Under
writer's Association Of the Northwest ID
holding its slst annual session in this
city to-day. Nearly every lre Insurance
Company in the United States has .
representative present. The proceedinga
Eefe;9pened by President =. 4. Simonds,
Of Chicago, Wig delivered bis annual
address. The Convention will be in
session two days. t5
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS,
a State Ticket Nominated...A Strong Pint.
wa lH form Adopted,

io''" noo''ea.
ANp'ANAroLls' lND.' sept. l0.-At
1913 Chairman Nlichner, OF the State
Central Committee. called thc Ronnh,;,
can State Convention n o,,,o, Na..,.,
M ~ 49, ~ ,on NJ ,,. W o'u''' Neaf'y
I'LL 'he l,o-o uelesa'es wero present.
After the usual trouble in getting the
delegations seated DR.. II. A. Clsvolard
Of the NJ. u, Church. invoked n blessino
and Hon, w, X, THOMPSON. ex.Secre,.
tary of the Nayy. was chosen az ner,no.
uent chairman. '
Tho plu.form WAS thcn renortod. II
cndorses the administration oi pres;l.nt
Harrison aud the conduct of Sneaker
Reed: condemns the Democratj,. doct.
riue Of free trade ieyors reciprocity: m.
proves ihe silver bill. onnnses con v;ct
labor and child labor: favors the I.odve
bill; opposes alien ownership of land
and demands lava to prevent food adnl.
teration denouuces trusta nnd comhina.
,ions: fayors reasonable river md harhor
improvements; indorses the aJministra
ton of Governor Hoyey; demauds non.
partisan control of State henovolent
institutions: denounces the white
can outrapes: domands local ontion
nnd approves tho aoririnal nackno.;
bill; demands the election Of United
States Senators by popular vote: do.
mauds public Improvement boarls for
citiea: demands regulation of foreivn
building nssociations; condemns lie
last Democratic legislature for filling
offices with partisans: denounces tho
Democratic platform for making charpea
against the State and Federal ] Judiciary:
favors free text books for the public
schools; Opposes any interference with
private. or parochial schools: condcmna
the financial administration Of the State
finnncas. opuoses any inrrense In Stnto
taxation; condems the legislative gerry.
mander.
Every reference to Sneaker Rsed was
greeted with prolonged applause,
A resolution WIS adopted selectinp the
eas lie as the emblem Of the Republican
party, to DO used on the ballot provided
for thu Australian ballot system'
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- a.-. -------,. tIFI--~TT's - H- =
THE TRAIN WRECkER6.
Tho First Examination Takes: Place Il,
Ono Of tho Accused,

Inc tlrBt E.1amlhhllou 1AkcB:Ilace-k ko cd
Ono of the Accused.
Troy, N. y Sept lO.-The first ex.
animation OF the men arrested at Albany
for attempting to wreck the Montreal
express, took place here before County
Judge Griffith, Of Troy, this morning at
10 o'clock. The were present John Cor.
dial and John Kiernan, the two pris.
oners, their counsel, and counsel for the
Central, and Master Workman E. J. Lee,
Secretary Portley and Treasurer Price,
OF D. A. 2iG, and the Prosecuting Attor.
ney. The prisoners werc not in the least
disconceftel, apd looked none the worse
for wear The 'examinalian wias begun
at pnce, and the. .prisoners pleaded not
guilty. The men were taken back to
Jail, no application for bail having been
made.
The aflidavits and warrants were
shown to m Associated Press reporter,
and show that the men stillat large are
THONGS Cain and Arthur Bent, and that
John Reed is sesppsed. feed was not ar
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A VERY FAIR PACE

son,e uood Going by Four norses-GIpsy
Boy takes Three StraiEhts. I
The frat race on the days programme
was 9:24 pace. There we're seyen en-:
:'i.es, anops them several dne horses,
but three Of the good ones-Regulator,
belonging to +. II. Mclean, Of Thomp.
son, ". Va, sankey, to @. N. Fisher, Of
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Of 354. Under tho apportionment Ala.
bama, California, Colorado, Michigan,
Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas,
Washington and Wisconsin would each
gain one member; Arkansas, Illinois,
kansns and Pennsylvania each two, and
Minnesota aud Nebraska each three.
The only State to lose Representative
would be Ohio, which would lose one.
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a County Fair Subu erccd,

ITHACA, N. y, September lO.-The
steady downpour Of rain all night and
to-day has filled tho streams here level
with the banks and covered the fair
grounds with a lake OF an average depth
Of three feet, which, is sincreasing. Valua.
Bile hogs and other stock are reported
drowned on tho flooded grounds. q
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A FLOOD OF BONDS.
Eight Million Four Per Cents Presented In
q the First Hour.

New YoRK, Sept. l0.-The offer Of Sec.
retary Window to pay one years inter-
est on the ! per cent bonds went into
effect today and brought a food OF
bonds to the subtreasury as soon az the
doors were opened. In the first hour
over ss.ooO.O00 in bonds were presented
and $ ,000, 900 were brought in before
the close Of business. The rush was too
great for the force Of clerks to meet and
alter paying OF the interest on the
bonds presented they were compelled
to change the method and ;aitcr that. d
receipt was given for the bonds and the
interest paid later in the day. The sub
treasury officials have been notified that
a block Of ofSl0.O00,OOO will be presented
on Friday and other notices swelling the
total in sight to sa0.0Qo,0o0 have already
been received. e., w..
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The Charleston Postoillre Case.

Special Dispatch 10 The Inieill0cncr.
WAsulNGToS, D. c., Sept. lO.-It does
not appear that the President, or even
the Postmaster General, has as yet given
the Charleston postotiice case any serious
consideration. 1t is certain that the
papers have not yet been before the
President, as the case has not yet been
made up by the clerks in the Postoflice
Department. The papers on file make
voluminous bundle. There is nothing,
however, to indicate that an early solu.
tion OF the controversy is to be made.
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,,..s HoiI GnT,rs.

Pittsburgh, 4; Cleveland, .. (P.L.)
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, Q. IN. L.)
Chicago, s; Pittsburgh, l.. (N.L)
New York, s; Boston, s. q. II.
BrooEiyn, Philadelphia; 8. (P. L:l
buffalo. 3; CHICAGO, s. (P. L.l ?
Boston, 4; New York, 2. n. ~
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hasa Ball Stock IncrSased,

PlrTsPga9H, Pa, Sept. l0.-At meet
Ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Pittsburgh
Players League club to-day the capital
stock was increased from $4,000 to S40..
900 to meet expenses and place the club
in good financial condition. The new
stock was taken by the old stock.
hol1aro 'N~'
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To Ep.mburHU q PuStmRhter.

WAsnlssros, D. G., Sept. l0.-Repre.
sentative Morrow hqs INTRODUCED p bill
10 the House for tho relief Of William ].
BRYAN. ex. Postmaster OF San Francisco.
Il directs TIC accounting officers to
credit him With S9,4Gs 81, money order
funds emhezzled between September 80,
1889, and March %, 1890, sy tawee s,
Kennedy, money order clerk.
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peeial Dispatch to the Intelligencer.

BELMONT, W. VA, Sept. 20-Watson
No. ., on the Hendricks farm, struck
the sand this afternoon and is doing at
the rate OF six hundred barrels per day.
1t is twelve feet in the sand and Is get.
ting better. This we'll is close to the
Duncan Oil Company's wells on the
Jones farm, which is the largest we'll in
the field.
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Pittsburgh, and Dr.. L. TO Georys Drunt.
OF East Liverpool, dropped OFT, leaving
only four horses, each cdre 10 toke
money. The four left were Greeuhorn,
q gray geldins entered by, T. Gromley,
oi Pittsburgh; Billie B. By J. G. Collins.
Of pittsbnrgh; Gipsy l,ov, n bay stallion
by J. X. Jackman, OF Harlem Sprinvs'
Pa. Marklsnd. bay stallion, by Charles
Friel, OF Pittsburgh. In drawing for
position Gipsy Boy got the pole, with
Billie B. Matkland and Greenhorn in
the order named. Glpsy was n biz
favorite 10 the betting. Tho start was
fairly good and prompt. Gipsy led from
the word 80, with Billie pushed close by
Greenhorn for second place. On the
third quarter Billie broke aud Green.
horn came up, and on the last eighth
Markland passed from tho rear and gave
Gipsy tight tussle for the lead, coming
In within a head. 1t was one of the
prettiest races down the home stretch
ever seen on the track. The time waa
2:279. The crowd bec,me wildlyexcited
as the finish became doubtful.
1t took several efforts to yet the horsps
of for the SECOND heat, owing to The
gray's propensity to run. Gipsy 3,y
again led, with Markland second, and |
the four at about even intervals, This
was kept up till the home stretch, when
MARYLAND again pulled out, but was left
by length--2::224.
The next heat was started Just as the
balloon sailed heayenward. Gipsy took
the lead and it. On the last quar-.
ter Marklapd showed signs of giving
him n race, but broke. Tom Hughes, In
The interest OF the pools, kicked, deciur.
ing Markland had thrown" the race
but it was given to the Boy. The time
IN the last heat was 2::95.
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Now Congregational Appor,lon,nent.

9No" 0oHks'sss"E9ssh 1kPTVFkfoHK1aV6ses -----
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. l0.-Mr.
Dunnell, Of Minnesota, Chairman Of the
House Committee on tho Eleventh Gem
sus, to-day introduced an apportionment
bill on the basis ot one Representative
for each $50 900 OF the population. This
would provide for total representation
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ELMlaA, N. Y, Sept. 10.-The Erie and
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western roads
are blocked west Of here by high water.
The Northern Central road has wash
cuts tS Watkins and travel .is seriously
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Where Are the Returns.

Special Disoatch to the Inteliigencer. .-
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. l0.-Part
OF the returns from both West Virginia
census districts are still missing aud un-
til the supervisors furnish them to the
Census Bureau the result OF the count
in that State by counties will not be
given ont.
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A NnrrnX l;hcnue.

sEDALlA, Mo-, Sept. lO.-Early yester.
day morning the laundry OF Bowman 4
Crews was set on Ere and totally destroy.
ed, entailing q loss OF 5000. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Winthrop, who slept on the SECOND
floor, made very narrow escape. Mis-.
Winthrop jumped from the window with
4 baby in her Arms and was caught BY
the crowd below. Whilo the laundry
was burning burglars entered Brandt
Brothers grocery, blew open the sale and
secured about $50. -.L ~
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GOSHEN. IND, Sept. l0.-A tornado
which visited Clinton township yester.
day did an immense amount Of damage,
wrecking fences and trees, destroying
crops, blowing down oNthohsea, harns,
ETC. All the building on MIS-. STAINS,
hury's farm were ieveled to the ground.
The loss will be great.
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Congratulated tl,v suldicru.

BERLIN, Sept, lo.--At the conclusion n
OF the man9uyres at aluckburg last
evening the Emperor assembled Tho
commanders of troopa around the Drn
pei monument, and in short sprecr !.
criticised the work Of the rold;ers I"mt an,f
eongfatuIatcd them upon tho suece,s a4I ~
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ryl,.,, InrnlIs EN- Speak.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 10 = President
pro ten Ingalls has decided to postpone
his speech on the tarilt in the Senate
until tho report Of the Qonfesenos Com
mittee Ia made. IN. sr.r=
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WAsulSaroS, D. G., Sept. l0.-The
President to-day nominated Henry Sher-
wood to be postmaster st Washington,
D. G., vice John W. Ross, resigned.
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A Patriotic Woni,ln.i
:. "

3stcid! Ulspdteh 10 The Me7n!ellOenetr.7 : = : =
CENTRAL, W. Va, Sept. .lO.-Mrs.
Thompson, residing on Middle Island,
s.ven miles southeast of here. gave birth
to tripletp, all boys, yesterday Mother
and children doing! well.4 L., ,
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Special Dispatch 10 The htc!ligtncr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. l0.-An in.
crease Of pension was granted to William
Dye, Of SmithYille, W. Va.
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Damage to Crops.

Special DHpdtch to tic Ialeltgtnctr.
ALUM BRIDGE, ". Va, Sept TO-
Heavy rains last night on Leading and
Steer creeks has done considerable dam.
age to crops,
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!. Viola Clay, b.
Nllsinhu; Cu.
j. uhrryC. Midnight. b. g..................... 3
Pime-2:2gll!s, 2:261lI. 2:25h%s
Paris mulunls paid Y s.. s. d s, 10
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[ Continued on Fourth Paqs.1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-01-16
LATE r,sWS ITEMS

Mas. MxRT z. kzDFoaD. wiEiBw 0e
welI-xno~a Methodist preacher. AMI her
mother. of Chari@sssu. ;. L. &c has been
discovered. ar. amos-. the American heirs
u a forusn= Il s5I 5ssisaaa Ia Germany.
really - be distributed
AZ East tennessee Huemb-r af Congress
viii s5an inrrusiss-- n oilI apprnpriafin.
,..5.se tlr bail,Iins a monuments - John
SEWER His Easiy, broaghs ~ Knoxville
from a neglected. grave IN Alabama Is
stili IN a neglected grave. 80 far rs a proper
monument > concerned
A CRATE sf thirsy-swo Quarts Of straw
berries was shipped from Charleston. ;.
C.. % New York On the Bish- They were
rro~n ia a ael.t IA tn. suburbs, a1,t IN the
open air
Oxr ae th. v~rv ssriaus effects Of the
midsummer asisisinE=r weather thas pre-
vaiIs Ia Sauth Carolina - the hass - the
agricultural community In meat. Thou
SAINTS OF pauasts af meas haxs rossesi ami
IN many sections is aas been thrawa oar fn
the i=i,fs owing - the summer weather
IaHx BoLXs. an os,f farmer Mving a-russ
the Ohio river from PaaIa,.ah, Az, was
dragged - death gu The r.rh BY runaway
horse. having been ensangtsd In ths lines
IN some manner. Il. was enc OF ths most
respected ciriz=ns of the asishberhoo.t n
shien h- lived
JACK RAxxx. who has hesn the terror 0f
Scott county, Va was killed GA tine 18th
While resisting arrest During the past
few years Ransy has shed hloof m q van
ten manner anst de6=sf God ant man
DxsrRCcrrvx cycEaa= passed through
the western partion Of Kennedy On the
r;rh- AT Ciiasan- nine persons were HI lied
AMI s large number wounsted- W nckifffe
was almost comps-ssIy Destroyed Ariing-
tou anst BaryIxen bosh suffered greatly.
The destruction of property Is great
SENATOR MFrcHELL 0u the fjah intro
duess htI - prohibis the coming of Chi-
uss. into tbs. United States. whesh-r sub
ierss ef the Chinese Empire cr not Those
wAo are now within the limits Of the
United States and who may hsreatrer
leave and asrsmps 90 return are also ex-
elusi.sd-
Tax Louisville & Nashville railroad cuuz-
uauv have coughs the Rome s Decatur,
ana through an sIsensi1n Of that road viii
mako An entrance 20 Atlanta Augusta and
ssher parts sf Georgia
THE following Fossmasters we're ap-
potusef Gu the Isrh- GgIlford NJ Taylor,
CevfuxSou. Tsna-> wna- >Felhngs- Aeksur
ne. Tsru-s Esugh Nu1tiIlaad Jr-. Of Padn-
cah. Ev..M-F Pe.liga, Glass0w, KY. and
a. Z Mes. Tupe3s, Hiss
CoxGREssMAS RGGEHss OF Arkansas, has
futrodI,,sd a biII permitting Pulaski euGnty
ID build and maiasaiz a free wagon and
street ralzaY hridss ever the Arkansas
river.
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CURRENT TOPICS,
TEE NEWS N EEIU.
FIFTV-FrRST CONGRESS


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sus9zrsst eall 90 provide tsr rs. hsss.si AZ r
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To sfriea and seerienrsur IN the Con.ra cuan-
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