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have never yet permitted the Speaker to
publish and declare tho result. The
constitutional provision With regard to
tho returns for Governor in the election
OF November 0, 1888, has not yet been
complied with 10 this day. Thisis what
q Democratic majority can do in West
Virginia.
"Arbltrary power" says Mr.. Carlisle,
"can exist nowhere In FREQ govern.
mcnt." Arbitrary power exists In West
Virginia. Have we been robbed Of q
free government In West Virginia? II
would DO interesting to hear Mr.. Car
Isle on the West Virginia phase Of the
subject Of arbitrary power.
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THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE,
A Friend Of n STONE Il .llgo Calls Attention

A Friend of ston, B.iige Calls. Attention
t3t,s FiN to Some Facts. .E.5
To ne Editor Of he Intdligc,er. nh
slr:-1n to.day's issue Of the 1srELLl.
uRScRn you accuse the friends OF q
stone bridge over tho creek at Main
street Of scheme to divide tho vote be-
tween tho friends Of steel or iron, as
against stone. Such Is not the case,
aud | am surprised that you would lend
yourself d party to such inisrepsesenta,.
iion OF the facts, md am ut u loss to
know how such an idea could have pre-.
scented itself to you, when YOU must DO
aware that tho ordinance rs introduced
in Council called for stone or iron
bridge. The second reading OF the ordi.
nance was objected 10 by Mr.. seeley be.
cause, as ho stated, there was n grave
omission-steel having been left out.
Mr.. Sceley then moved TINT tho ordi'
nance DO Printed, and tho word steel DO
added, 80 us to read, .stone, steel or iron.
At tho last meeting Of Council when the
Bridge ordinance was OH Its second read.
ing, Mr. Ellingham moved 10 strike out
t 10 word iron, so that the ordinance
would read stone or steel; tho amend.
ment was adopted without single oh.
lection, md tho Second Branch passed
tho ordinance as amended, which
amendment Was offered by friend Of
stone bridge: W
The recommendations Of the Confer.
cnce Committee are, that the ordinance
rs adopted by tho Second Branch Of
Council, be adhered to with an amend.
ment to strike out Sl50,000 and insert
$50 1000; these recommendations were
also offered by ut advocate Of stone
bridge. So up 10 this stage Of the pro.
ccclipgs l fail 10 notice one single move
on the part Of the friends Of n stone
bridge that can in any way DO construed
| as a scheme to place the steel bridge
clause in tho ordinance unfairly before
the people, US inlimatcd by You in the
lETELLlGESCER. FACTS.
IvHceling, March 8, 1900. 81
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Three deeds Of trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks Office yestcr.
day:
:; 4 deed made March /, 1890, by Alice
N. and Kate NJ. Baggs 10 Samuel NJ.
Jewell, for lot No. 81 in block No. Q, OF
that property on the Island known MS the
Old Fair Grounds. Consideration, ST.
$50.
A deed made February II, 1880, by
Frank Cruise to The Wheeling Lime and
Cement Company, for lot No. 9 in diyis.
ion B, Of the Caldwell run property, rs
plated and sold by Daniel Lamb and
Henry NJ. Russell, special commission
ers. Consideration, 500.
A decd made February %, 1890, by
Leopold Schaier and wife, to Gustave
A. STICKY, all OF this city, for q feet OF
the north part Of the south halves OF
lots No. 149 and $50, situated on the
Island and known as OrtoT A. Zane's
addition, fronting on Broadway "a feet.
Consideration, Sl,275.
A deed made February IS, 1890, by
Adam Hellrigel and wife, to the Schmul.
bach Brewing Company, for tho south
half Of lot No. ! in division X Of the
Joseph Caldwell estate, situated in the
Sixth ward. Consideration, 81 100.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Labor prophets predict that next sum.
mer will DO one OF strikes NIL over
Europe. asls .ft
Milwaukee issues 1877 saloon licenses
and receiver therefor the sum Of $252,
$50 80. 4@st -'s,5
A Wien jeweler exhibits a large model
OF locomotive and cars made entirely
Of solid gold.
The Congregational minister OF Sedalia
preached sermon last Sunday against
gum chewing. sl
A new custom-house building is to be
erected in New York city at au estimated
cost OF S7,500,0C0.
a Russian Princess in Paris sits upon
a dog cart and drives tandem to the
great establishment Of the men.
Ice boating on Lake Champ!ain was
never better, it is said, than at present,
the ice for miles being US smooth as 2
mirror. -....5
A meteor that cast shadow and an.
peared rs large as the full moon was seen
by Noblesville (1nd.) people the other
evening.
The last surviving sisncr OF the Texas
declaration OF independence, Col. S. W.
Blout, died at his home in st. Augustine,
Texas, last week. e{''
West Chester, Pa, is preparing to send
a shipment OF large walnut logs to Ger.
many, where they are to be cut up for
veneering and gun stocks.
Walter CIDohm, the Princeton athlete,
contributes an article on Training for
Boys" to the number Of Harper's Young
People, published February IS.
Amateur harpists are increasing Mt a
great rate in New York fashionable cir
Giles, and there are indications that the
accomplishment is to be a tad" g., p
The average session OF the New York
Legislature is four mouths and half in
each year. The pay OF members is 81 500
and mileage at the rate Of ten cents per
mile one way.
It is supposed by many that Martin
Luther wrote "Old Hundred" but it is
now certain that it was written by
Claudius Combined. who in 1910 taught
singing school in Rome. s,%
Chauncey NJ. Depew in the character.
lstlc pose Of IN after.dinner speaker is
the subject Of full.page drawing from
lie, by 7. do Thulstrup, published in
Harper's Weekly, February 2Gth.
The Americans who are exploring in
Mesopotamia have uncovered at Minus
the old Nipur, the temple Of Bel, aud
have found tablets with Inscriptions as
early as $3.50 b. G., with other articles
Of archaeological value. 49,
There is an admirable arrangement for
quickly and safely emptying the house
in use in the fremont Theatre, Boston.
By simply touching a button in any one
Of eight handy places in tho theatre,
seventeen exits open, operated by; cleo
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WHEELING, MARCH 4, 1890.
A raIr Voice From, Chicago.

Mr.. Nledill, OF the Chicago Tribune, Is
always entertaining, but to his talented
oye the spots on the sun often appear TO
be Of greater moment than tho "orb Of
day" itself,
Mr., Medill Is impressed with the
incongruity OF beginning tho celebra'
ton Of the great feat Of Columbus ut an
earlier time in tho year 1892 than the
precise anniversary Of the date Of the
discovery. But, since this would run
tho Worlds Fair into the winter, he
would have national celebration OF the
actual anniversary and postpone the fair
until the following year.
Mr.. Medill Is straining at gnat. The
celebration on tho precise day will not
be intcrferrsd with by Worlds Fair
In the precise year. Mr.. Mcdill agrees
with all other Chicagoans that tho fair
can bel got ready in time to make it all it
oughtto be. This is tho only open
question,
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure. 4,
F:J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0,
We, the undersigned, have known +.
!. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions aud financially
aole to carry out any obligation made by
their firm. So -, -
West Ts, \ TnsuA1, Wholesale Druggists,
WALpiSd, klssAx 4 MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, O. |7sst
E. Il. VAN HoEsEN, Cashier Toledo Nat.
ional Bank, Toledo, o. f,l2' 4 -,
hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all druggists. DIV
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IT is now reported from Chicago that
an English syndicate is "trying to get
hold Of tho Worlds Fair" England
can have any Of our business enterprises
she wants if she is willing to put up the
money, but the Worlds Fair is going to
be q patriotic affair, and she hasn't
enough money to;purchase our National
pride in it. Her representatives may as
well 20 homeand save expenses.
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As Others 500 II.

Mr.. John O. Pendleton's plan to offer
himself up as q sacrifice for his party is
not well received by Mt least one Demo-
cratic newspaper. The Richmond Dis.
patch saya: AZ.
A Washington letter In tho Alexandria GGseiie
reports alg. fcndleton, tho Democratic member
Of the House who was 0Gsted OF Thafsday iass
aud his acat given TO his Republican con,entant,
u saying thxt his case will Dc taken TO the courts
for decision.
The lstter adds that other Democrats say the
Democratic Congressman should not have given
the Republicans u quorum to adopt the rules,
and that now that the rules have been adopted,
every thing done under them Is lcgal, aud that
the ease referred TO II carried to the courts will
bo dismissed at once, and properly.
We took that view OF the matter at first; and
VIC have not yet learned how Mr.. Carlisle PRO.
poses 10 got Speaker Reeds wrong railing before
tho Supreme Court Of tho United States; but
there are 80 many OF the ablest lawyers In tho
Union at Washington and In daily consultation
with Mr.. Carlisle That We cannot but hope TINT
hO KNOWS what he Is about" g-,'at.
II the whole Democratic party in the
House made grievous blunder some
weeks ago, it is rather late for Mr.. Pen.
dleton, Single handed and alone" to
retrieve tho error now. But he can try.
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It puriies the Whole system and
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If it is true, as asserted, that the
Prince Of Wales is backing Mr., La.
houchere in the work Of hunting
down. the men engaged in aiding the
escape Of those involved in the Cleve-
land street scandal, then more power TO
the Prince. He deserves more credit in
the affair than no has been given here.
tofore. u. tHt.Sy., ..#rss.s 7
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Piles. pilcs. Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific Tor all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protruding piles. Price soc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. psw
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Ex-Speaker Carlisle, inan article in the
North american Reriep for March, de-
clares that the Republican majority in
tho House Of Representatives has dele
gated to the Speaker the arbitrary power
to determine for himself what shall be
done and what shall not be done by the
House, whereas tho Constitution pro-
vides that "all legislative power herein
granted shall BIO vested in Con-
greas LOT tho United States, which
shall consist Of Senate and
House OF Representatives" In other
words, the Republican majority has
authorized the Speaker to override
tho Constitution Of the United States.
This would be bad iii were true.
Mr.. Carlisle and his Democratic asso.
ciates in the House Of Representatives
have felt that they have some share in
the glorious achievement Of their party
friends in West Virginia by which a de-
feated Democratic nominee for Governor
has been seated through the oyerturning
Of tho Constitution Of West Virginia.
It may be presumed that Mr.. Carlisle
would DO the last man to admit that a
State constitution is less sacred than the
Constitution Of the United States.
The. Constitution Of West Virginia says
in terms SO plain that nobody need be
in doubt about their meaning: "The
returns Of every election for the above
named [Sate] officers shall be sealed up
and transmitted by the returning Off.
cers to the Secretary OF State, directed
10 The Speaker Of The House Of Deltgate,,''
a.ho shall, immediately after the organise.
non of The House and before proc..ding to
business, open and publish the same, in the
presence Of majority Of each House Of
the Legislature, which shall for that
purpose assemble in the Hall Of the
House Of Delegates. The person hariug
he highest number Of ro.es for either Of
said Offices shall b declared duly. elected
usrio."' Y < &. 4 :
Here was q plain command laid upon
the Speaker by the Constitution Of the
State. Tho Democrats were in major.
lty Of one, and by that slim majority
fhav }orbot]e4 Tim Sneaker n ohovf
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AGENTS FOR
w my new "Nayel,y Wais,"--a ehtits
waist, skirt, pantlcs, hoso and diaper supporter
Agents mako 81 % daily. Also McIniDsh WSiet.
proof Raelans, French Peasants" Mother ink,
bards-Aipaci outside. rubber inslde-MII Ina
ladies' md Ghl.dren's furnishing goods. sta@o
for catalogue. Z. II. CAMPBELL, lSl llundoiph
Street, Chicago. ...-. its.t1hA,
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Absurdlty of tho Democratic Position. y
Speaker Reed may be said to have
closed the debate in an article in the cur
rent number Of the North american Re.
sit's. He goes very thoroughly over tho
ground OF the question Of the quorum
and ornaments an unanswerable argu-
ment with this conclusive illustration:
On one question In the House during the late
dlsturbnnces lG3 members voted III the Affirm.
tive. mud $50 CT the Democrats remained silent.
Every one Of those Democratic votes and thirty.
two more could not have defeated the motion,
and yet It Is claimed that their mere silence did
more, could not. Moreover, according to that
same Ingenious theory, my two Of the 100 silent
men, by voting against the motion, would have
cons,isutioaally carried It! II this DO So 1t has
mon S ssase Of snsn not appealing us es
cite In addition tho debates Of the constitutional
Convention. It Is true that they would remove
any shade OF doubt. II We had any, but tho
Language OF the Constitution leaves no room for
question. II by any chance there is not
quorum the Constitution provides Il way to ret
ono. Il Is not by recording those present as vot
ing either yea or nay, bit by making the absent
pisasesnt. !. provides Tor the supply Of what is
Itsnppllcs that lack by ATTENDANCE" Attend
anca alone was and Is necessary. Is II incon.
cclyablc that our ancestors should have tried 10
supply by attendance lack Of a quorum II
they knew attendance" would not supply the
lhckf Why scnd for men II that was not the
remedy? 5..-ll.. y - - -
The absurdity Of the Democratic posi-
ton could not BIO more conyincinely
shown. 1t certainly never was contem-
D)otad h,, +ha fro ~, -, ~ AZ. r....:l..l.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF GAS TRUSTEES, :

= ftsl 7
ll. ruDLlC BUILDING.
WHEELING, ". VA, Merch1, 1890.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the office
OF the Board OF Gas Trustees. Public Building,
until O'Clock p. H.. SATURDAY, MARCH s,
1890, for Hauling Coal and Coax TO md from any
boat, cars or depot, for one year. commencing
OIL the 18th day OF March, 1890, and ending OH
the l2th day O! March. 1881.
!, Proposals to be addressed to the Secretary OF
the City Gas Works.
Tho Eoird Of Gas Trustees reserves The right
10 reject any or all bills.
Of. THE BOARD OF GAS TRUSTEES.
4 4 En- AS1IIriN Ennrntutt IL
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

PUBLIC BUILDING. CITY CLERKS OFFICE, |
WHEELING, Va, Feb. 10, ls@1.
Scaled proposals will be received a. the Office
OF the City Clerk until Friday, February q, 1870,
at O'Clock p. NJ, for the removal Of all kitchen
garbage and oilal from within the limits Of
the city Of Wheeling for ono year, CON.
mencIne April I, 1880, and ending March 81, 1891.
Proposals 10 be addressed TO the Chairman Of
tho Committee Oh Health.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. THOMAS f. THOSEg,
fell 900 CITY Clpyk
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General Notices,
TO THE PUBLIC,

Having purchased the recipe, trade marx. rood
will, &C., Of the Entcrprlsc baking Powder from
Mr.. Il. A, McCabc. We shall continue the manu-.
facturc and sale Of the same, which IL strictly
pure. Its merits are we'll known iu this market.
THE ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER CO.
ie1l 1alS Main Street Wheeling. ". Va.
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LIllEIl.

MERGE-On Sunday. March 2, 1890, at s 0 clock
p. IN, RE6ISA i. MERGE. .5..
Funeral will take place from residence, sl7
Main street, Wednesday at S:3)a. m. Re.
QUEEN mass at St. Alphonsus' Church at Q
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PoRTER--oa Sunday, March ., 1890, at o'clock
county, W. W., WILLIAM roElf:E, in his
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Funeral services on Tuesday, March 4, at .
o'clock p. III. 1nterment at Greenwood
Cemetery. Friends OF the famllyaie invited.
CARLTON Sunday afternoon, March ., 1890,
JOHN N. earle, Sr., in bis I'D year.
Funeral services ut St. jacobs German Luth.
esan Church on Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Friends Of the family Invited to
attend. Intcrment Mt Greenwood Cemetery.
Nm Eounrs LIZ tnnnrrk ----------.a.. l
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Tor wages, advertising. etc. For terms adde's.
Centennial Manufacturing Co., Chicago, iii,
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Chauncey NJ. Depew in the character.
istlc pose Of an after.dinner speaker is
the subject Of full.page drawing from
life, by 7: do Thulstrup, published in
Hdrper's Weekly, February o6th. -
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me Americans who are exploring in
Mesopotamia have uncovered at Minus
the old Nipur, tho temple Of Bel, aud
have found tablets with inscriptions as
early as $3.50 b. G., with other articles
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There is an admirable arrangement for
quickly and safely emptying the house
in use in the fremont Theatre, Boston.
By simply touching a button in any one
Of eight handy places in tho theatre,
seventeen exits open, operated by cleo
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1t is supposed by many that Martin
Luther wrote "0ld Hundred" but it is
now certaia that it was written by
Claudius Combined. who in 1910 taught
q singing school in Rome. = :, e :
The morning call., 1890-08-16

Colonel Markham will be serenaded to-
night at the Palace Hotel by his San Fran
cisco friends. 1t is expected that excellent
music and oratory will grace the occasion.
The following telegram was received yes
terday by Colonel Markham
WASHINGTON, d. C., August 18th.
Colonel Il. H. MaTk!ena: l congratulate you
oh your nomination. Victory Tor The ticket IS
assured. WILLIAM w. MORROW.
A new IroQuois Club was instituted at
WatsonYille Thursday night with the fol-
lowing officers: President j. Morgan;
Viee-President, A. Hall; Secretary, Frank
Aston; Financial Secretary, William White;
Treasurer. r. L. Quinn; Beard of Directors
A Blackburn, Sam Y0kum. Ed Madden.
The club was organized by James j. Flynn
and Max Pepper of San Francisco, II. e.
Schilling and b. Williams OF San Jose, and
William NJ. Gibson of Stockton.
A. B. Treadwell Of san Joaquin Is to be
a candidate for Secretary of the Democratic
State Central Committee when that body
is organized.
There seems to be great unanimity
among Democratic politicians that h. u.
Waite, the Republican Candidate for Secre-
tary of State, Will be elected. Some oil the
delegates to the Democratic Convention
say that they Will vote for him.
Marcus ID. BOruck was compelled to feel
that he was a small toad Ill the puddle
Thursday night at Sacramento when every
UOuy IL SeelHou Mele 6Oiue " NuIhudhI
room to congratulate him. Boruck extended
his hand with a bland smile and permit
me 10 congratulate you, General" Colonel
Markham walked OFF with friend, leaving
BOruek standing in the same place without
all explanation.
Congressman T. j. Clunie, in good health
and spirits, arrived in this city yesterday
from Washington, on the train which con-
tanned several Of the delegates to the Re
publican State Convention. He was well
coined by the delegates. who, in turn, re-
ceived the congratulations Of the Congress-
man from the Fifth District upon their
ticket and work in the convention.