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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20
SUSPENSE At BUFFALO.
A Directors Statement Tint tho Strike Inns
- leon Settled

A Directors Statement Tint tho Strike Inns
r-n 4t Been Settled
, BUFFALO, N. Y, August 19.-There
wes but little change to be noted either
in the strike situation or tho condition OF
the Central's freight traffic, this morn.
ing.
The new yard conductors and brake.
men brought from the East arc slow at
getting acquainted with the yards and
are awkward at the work. Several have
had narrow escapes from being Injured.
A Boston man named Cue WAS thrown
Irom the top OF car this morning and
narrowly escaped being killed.
This is considerel by the strikers to be
the pivotal day, and al eyes are turned
anxiously toward New York, where the
head men Of the great labor federation
are in council.
Alargely attended meeting OF switch
men and Knights was held this morning,
and was addressed by John Bevlin and
District Master Workman Lee. Charles
II. Trenholm, Grand President Of the
Steam Railroadmen's Protective Union
OF New England, is expected here be.
fore evening. Mr. Lee received a cipher
message from Alr. TRENHOLM last night,
the contents Of which have not been d.
yulged. but leading striker said that
there is every probability that the mem.
bers OF that body will 80 out il the Cen.
trail trouble is not settled in day or
two. The X. Of L. tiremen on the lake
boats are prepared to go out il any at.
tempt In made to handle non.union
freight by TINT route.
Railroad men who have been talked
with frankly admit that ut 10 time since
the strike began has the outlook been
so ominous as now. All concede that
tho probabilities are that by tomorrow
night the strike will be ended or it will
spread to about ell the branches OF the
operating department, and If need be to
the other roads in the Vanderbilt sys-
tenn. Before leaving for New York last
night, Grand Master Sweeney had a con-
ference with Superintendent Seabert, Of
the b. L. & W. railroad, and it ia said
it was ngreed between them thGt that
road would keep its banda OF Central
freight.
A director Of the New York Central
is authority for n statement given out
this afternoon that Superintendent Bur.
rows ;ha8 been ordered to take all bis
men back, and that the strike is at an end
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Honrs Amendments,

WASHINGTON, August lO.-Mr. Hoa,
gave notice In the Senate OF two amend.
ments which he would offer tomorrow
to the Quay resolution. Ono was for the
change Of rules, which he had offered
on the 9th inst, providing that when a
ttii or resolution shall have been con.
sldered a reasonable time, 1t shall be in
order for any. Senntor to demand that
debate thereon be closed. The other
was 10 include in the legislative bust.
ness to be taken up this session the Fed
eral Election bill, and to provide that
Immediately alter the bill be taken up
for consideration 1t shall remain before
the Senate every day for three days to
the exclusion Of all other business, and
that on the fourth OF September at two
o'clock voting thereon and on pending
amendments shall begin, and shall con.
tinus from day 10 day to the exclusion
OF all other business until they are dis.
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The extensive improvements on tho
Riverside furnace, says the Steubenville
Gazette, are still in progress and near
completion. One OF the most important
additions'to the plaut is the erection Of
three OF the celebrated hot air stoves
manufactured by Mcclure & alnsler.
Fioto & Bro, the stone masons, arc build
ing a number Of retaining walls on the
lands Of the company ior the purpose Dt
increasing the storage capacity of the
plant. An extension to the dumping
trestle is building over thu G. 4 T. tracks
to meet the demand OF an Increased OUT.
put OF the remodeled furnace. Mr. Spear.
man, the Superintendent, hopes to great.
ly increase the product Of this, the ban.
ner furnace OF the Ohio Valley, and be
ia having the plant put in shape to make
the best run in the history Of the iron
business Of this district. The furnace
will be blown in about the middle Of
September, IS /.
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BELGRADE, August l0.-The commit.
tee Of the Seryian Proeressist party at.
tended banquet at Topola. subse-
Quently all the members were taken ill
and their sy mptoms showed that they
were suffering from arsenical poisoning.
1t is suspected that the arseniC was plac.
ed in the food Intentionally with the
object Of killing those who partook Of it,
and that the crime was copmitted by
political opponents OF the Progressists.
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& Investigating n sl,sterIou, D.,,,,

BERLIN Angus. ia short tins apo
a wealthy woman named FossarJ n ,cs;.
dent Of Lillebonne, France, died At
MiHes5aden, ! ,. where she was sojourp;pr,
and was buried there. The I,A'rx, Iaty ui.,
passessed ol fortune OF several million
ifahcs, and was about to marry secnod
tune, greatly against tho wishes of hnr
reiaaves. The circums,ances Of sr her
death were regarded as suspicious and nel
os ,,es,, 'ofy " 'las oeen exhumed for the pur-
pIsa ps;rS ot searching for traces oi poison. SON
SnaGn, ,, 1t Is suggested, was utlminis.
tered TO her by persons interestrd s Il,
p,sseih.ing her from divertine her for. ;.
tune from its natural course by MARRIAGE. ace
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sevsro slur,ns In Valparaiso Bay.

goNSbAS otpi t 'NfPhh"oS ASsys
San FRAScIsco, August l9.-The Call
prints The following:
"a sailor who rhipped on the Amerl.
can bark Portland Lloyds at Valparaiso,
Chill, has written his mother in his
city an uccouut OF terrible storm in
Valparaiso bay. Following are extracts
from the letter: ~ ~ .S'
July blowing gale and waves arc
breaking over the city. Tho shipping is
III great danger.
July 3-Nova Scotia ship. English
bark and steamboat went down last
night. Bark went ashore near Consular
and Nova Scotia ship ia on the rocks fast
going to pieces. The letter was evident.
~ sent on board the mail steamer bound
north before tho storm abated. Since
then no advices have been received as
to whether tho Portland Lilo yds and
other vessels weathered the gale or not
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West Virginia Pensions

Speeial pispatch 10 he IatAi9eneer.
WAsnlSoroN, D. G., August 10.-
West Virginia pensions have been
granted as follows:
Original-James V. jackson, Glades.
vile; Lebett Warden, MeIcer's Bottom;
William W:Wallace, Wheeling; George
G. Thomas, Wheeling. '.s5
lncreaae-John Green, Ssrdis, Calvin
Hart, Arbuckie; l.. ". Kintlitel, Nc.
Clellan; George Dawson, Fleming; An
drew Grands,aE, Rollins; Joseph Ex-
line, Eaterpfise; Arthur Edwards,
Chestelville. /
Original widows-Betsy A., widow Of
]. II. Oyler, Maiden.
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Thoroughly and Ertctualty Killed,

MIDWAY, KY, August l0.-Gilbert
satterwhite, prominent farmer OF this
section, was found dead in the road last
night, bullet hole through his head
and seven gashes from razor, showing
that murder had been committed. John
Henderson, a worthless negro, has been
arrested, and the evidence against him
is very strong. Henderson formerly
worked Tor satterwhite, but was dis
CHARGED.
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Yesterday Deputy Sheriff PANEL Gar.
den arrested a well.known man Oh a
warrant from Marion county, on a
charge Of running "speak easy" at
Warrington. The prisoner watched
his chance and ran down Sixteenth
street and into the yard at tho new
bridge. He had good start on the oili,
Ger, but the latter developed unexpected
ability as sprinter, and caught him and
lodged him in jail. He will be taken
out to Fairmont to-day.
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VANCE, TR1., August ia bloody
battle with New Mexican outlaws was
fought near Beaver Lake, this county,
yesterday, during which five men were
killed. The bandits were surrounded
by officers and o posse Of citizens, and
an attempt was made to arrest them,
The outlaws fought like demons. Mr..
Burrows, one Of the posse, was killed at
the first fire. Four Of the desperadoes
were slain, the fifth making his escape.
He is being pursued. -
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PORTSMOUTH, O., August l9.-Letters
received here from parties who arc visit
ing the. northwestern counties OF Ken.
lucky, cay the mountain region along
the Big Sandy river are being swept by
flu1 and kindred disease, and the people
are dying by the score. Drought, low
water, impregnated with alkali. and e1-
cessive heat are the supposed causes.
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WAsHlSoroS, D. G., August 19.-Rep-
resentative Stockbridge, OF Maryland,
IRON the Committee on Commerce, to-
day reported iavorably to the House the
Senate bill to provide for the inspection
Of live cattle aud beef products intended
for export to foreign countries. The
accompanying report says the obiec,
sought TO be attained by the proposed
legislation is the increase Of the expora
Of American cattle, and at the same
time TO increase their value to the
American farmer and stock raiser in the
prices which they will command.
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n.ph,x,ntsd on tho Ton of a runk.

TORONTO, O., August 19.-John Wal.
ters, aged twenty years, was overcome
by gas yesterday afternoon, while work.
Ing on tank on the Swearingen farm,
in the Turkeyioot district. The fumes
came through the tank and in an instant
be was overcome. and was dead' when
taken from the top Of the tank. This is
the second death in Turkeyfoot this
month. Walters was q single man, and
formerly lived in Toronto.
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WAsnlSaToS, D. c., August TO-
Speaker Reed has again esssyed to fill
the vacancy on the special committee to
investigate charges against Commis.
sioner .Raqm. and has appointed Repre-.
sentative Lewis, Of Mississippi, in place
OF Representative Yoder, Of Ohio, re-
signed. The committee is now complete
and will meet tomorrow to begin the in.
yestigation,
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ST. PETEnsnuRG, August 1a.-Thc dam.
age to the Thornton cloth mills, in St,
Petersburg, which were recently de,
Bsroyed by lre, is much greater than re.
ported. The loss is ascertsined to have
been 100000 roubles, and it is learned
that eight worklnen were killed. Thorn
ton, the owner OF the mills, is an Eng.
lishman, and employed many of bis
countrymeu, :
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TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE
OF Three Llttla IIp,ocs lu Storm on Lnke

OF Three Littla Heroes in Storm on Inke
Superior.
ASHLAND, Wis, August 10.-Three
boys, named James and Willie O'Brien
and Frank Gallagher, on Sunday alter
noon launched small boat.
They had propelled it with a pair of
paddles 10, . point threc.Quarters Of II
mile from shore when one of those sud-
den violent squalls iorwhich Lake Su-
perior il noted struck them. - ;4'-;,
The boys lost their paddles and the
boat began to OIL with water. Jim and
Frank, aged respectively nine aud ten
years, jumped into the water, ono on
either side, and each OF them put one
band on the gunwale, padding with
the other, whilo Willie. who wag only
seven, bailed tho water out with his
hat. =
Night came on black and stormy, and
for lG Ghours the boys foased about They
called for help time aud again, but their
voices were lost in theroar OF the sea.
About 1 o'clock next morning the boys
dtiiled pas. q light, which they thought
indicated residence near by. When
they learned n minute later that 1t was
a vessal, they were in despair, but bat
tied on until late in the morning, when
ut point 10 miles out in Lake Superior
they were sighted and picked up by q
passing schooner.
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MILWAUKEE, August IA strike OF
iourneymen plumbers is threatened on
Wednesday next. Some time ogo the
Journeymen Plumbers Union sent q
Communication to the Master Plumbers
Association demanding eight hours work
and ten hours pay, They have not yet
received q reply, and they sent euother
communication to the effect that they
would quit work IL they were not given
a hearing by Wednesday morning.
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MDnnscl,s FcIiAtipg.

sr. PErERsBuRG, August ia grand
dinner was given by the Gar at Narva
last evening. Yesterday was the ami.
versary Of the birth OF the Emperor Of
Austria, and the members Of the Aus
trian embassy at St Petersburg in honor
Of the occasion were invited to and were
present at the banquet. The Gear and
all his guests wore decorations OF the
various Austrian orders.
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Wtbb's Deui,ll,

New IoEK, August 13.-Vice Presi.
dent Webb sent the following to the AS
eociated Press this afternoon:
ga statement has been sent to Albany,
and along the line Of the road, tina. ex-
pressed Indifference this morning as to
whether the tiremen in our employ went
out on strike or not, as we had plenty
OF men to fill their places. There is not
n word OF truth in the statement, and |
would thank you to insert this denial in
your report.
(Signed) III. WALTER WEpB,
Third Vice President"
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OSHKOSH, Wis, August 19.-News has
been received from Pine Lake, small
station on the Rynlander division Of the
Lake Shore road, OF Gu accident by
which two men were killed. The sec.
tion crew were sitting IN the shade OF
the caboose on the side track eating
their dinner on Saturday, when an en-
gine backed into the caboose, Instantly
killing two OF them and injuring two
mora --...
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BELGlUM'S DANGER,
Agitation for Universal Suffrage nrny End

Agitation FOR unlvers'l Suffrage nIny End
In Revolution.
LoSnoS, August l9-The agitation for
universal suffrage now in progress in
Belgium is rapidly increasing, and must
inevitably lead to revolution.
The people are groaniny under thu
burdens which the present system i'm.
poaes upon them, and arc already taxin,
TO the utmost the power Of their leaday.
10 restrain them from too basty action
Comparison between the general CON.
dition Of the pcoptH Of Belgium and that
OF the people Of Germany, 10 the t]isad.
vantage in every respect OF the iorm.,
10 beard on every side, coupled with y
demand that Beleians be permitted n
control to q sitniisr extent the Iow,
making branch OF the Goycrnm.n,
Meanwhile the wealthy aud aYis,oc,atic
claases are trembling with fear fiat ~.
movement OF the people may prevaiI .
fhe Government Iealizes the necessity
OF appeasiJg the aeisators and th.,r io;-
lowing, and will probably introduce
delusivt reform bill, which NAV chscs
the tide for time, hut the peonlo w;II
not be sutlstied with this, and uitjma,nl.
ly they. Will obtain what they geck Nv
force, ii 1t can be had in no otbrr ,,,; "S
The Socialists, na Oh former occ.sion.5c
discontent IN Belgium, are 8c,;va T., ~
forming strikes and encouuterinv for,; %
ble MEASURES in other direc,ions n uori.
iu which some OF the ables. cs a vsIi "j,n aa a
tue Most unscrnpulous leudrrs NJ ' ,bas 40
hot-bnd Of Socialism are efpapeI wi,h iIs
results highly satisfactory to them. @
selves. ~ - 'ne'a-
The Government is manil.stly Of ,bo
opinion that If the threatened pen. raI
stnxe can be avertcd by specious i.r;s.
latlon the trouble will cease, but thu sit.
uati'n Is far too serious to be remed;nd
by reforms which cost nothing and ara
equally barren Of material beneiit to the
masses. .''..'', ~ ''.''i s'io
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Mcpherson moved to reduce the rates
liked In the bill on four sizes, one quar-.
ter cent per pound.
Mr.. Nlcpherson's amendment was re.
jecled: ieas, II; nays, ". - 81
MIR, Mcpherson moved 10 reduce tho
duty on cutlery, In paragraph l50.
The cutlery amendment went over
without action and the bill was laid
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PInkor,on Guards Withdrawn

ALsASy,N. y, August l9.-Superin-
tendeAt Bissell to-day ordered that the
Pinkerton guards be Withdrawn from
the tops Of freight trains passing through
Albany, as 1t was claimed they melted
the stoning OF trains by tourishiug their
guns. As a result all was quiet to-day.
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Tho Cardinals obsequIes,

LONDON, August l9.-Agsaud requiem
mass was celebrated in the oratory at
Edgebaston, Birmingham, to-day. ~
The church was draped5in black. The
cotlin containing the body OF Cardinal
Newman rested on the high altar. Over
the coiliu was psll Of b!ack velvet, and
around the catafalque wero numerous
oandelabras. The Cardinals hat and
red beretsa, with tho late Cardinals
nesaidic arms, were OH pedestal below.
The Bishop Of Birmingham celebrated
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sttcIhl IJispllch 70 lHe 7nltI!llcnctr. \ n !
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 10.--West
Virginia patents were granted to-day us
folloWs:' David II. Fridley and H. NJ.
Nesten, Hendricks, blacksmith's but
,tress; albert r, Leamau, New Cumber.
land, honey extractor.
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c1TAwA, 0vr, August la.-six or
eight representative British farmers and
three delegates OF the leading agricnl.
tural societies will visit Canada next
week for the purpose Of reporting upon
Manitoba and the north as a suitable
field ior settlement.
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UPPER sAsDusHY, o.. August TO-
Margaret Solomon, better known as
Mother Solomon, the last OF the tribe OF
the Wyando,te indians, died yesterday
in her home north OF this city, on the
banks OF the Indians beloved SandusEy
river, aged "a, l
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s.ecl Workrr,' s,r,Le Eud.d.

New YoRx, August l0.-The New
York Office, Of the New Jersey steel and
iron company, at Trenton, N. J ;, reports
the strike at their Trenton works ended,
the men having gone TO work this morn
ing upon the 'company's terms,
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Base lInil Games.

Columbus, 9: Brooklyn, s. (Asso.)
Rochester, "A; St. Louis, 0. Asso.)
brooklyn. 10; Philadelphia, 9. (P.L.)
Chicago, Pittsburgh, A; Chicago,
,; tittsburgh, 8. Second game) lN.,L.j
Hoston, 4; New York; s. IN. r.
New York, 81 Boston, Q. (P.L L.
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west Indlctsd for tho Crouch Murders.

West Indicted for tho Crouch Murders.
Special Dispatch 10 he Iataligsaeer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, August l9.-At the
afternoon session OF court The grand jury
reported three true bills against William
West for the murder OF John Crouch,
his wife and son, Andrew, at Bcntleys.
vile last May. Counsel ON both sides Of
the case have agreed to continue the
case until October, when it will be tried
at special term OF Court.
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Special Di'pateh 10 ne Inle,ligenclr.
Ft!RNoST, W. Va, August 19.-J.
Irwin, Q miner employed by, the Monon.
gah Coal Company, was badly hurt last
night by q fall Of slate. His leg was
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We will open q Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
Lessons Free. 5lTwelith street,
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Hoop's sarsaparilla is In favor with all
classes because it combines economy
and strength. 100 0Doses One Dollar. Il
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The Harrisyille and CadiS Daily Mail
Hack have changed their headquarters
to'the st, Charles Hotel.
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: sWAsnINoToN, D. G., August l9.-The
President has approved the Fortifca.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-28
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-23

night at Milwaukee by Charles w.
Felker, of Oshkosh. 1t was talk
by Democrat to vast audience of
Democrats. 1t was made by man
who has been leader in his party
and has been it's nominee for Con-
gress, but who cannot follow it in
its wicked crusade against the pub
lie schools, and was listened to by
an audience made up of thousands
of Wisconsin Democrats who love
the institutions Of their state more
than they do its offices and are
banded together in defense of the
Bennett law"
A copy of this speech, with its
telling hits, should be in the hands
of every American-born Democrat.
1t will convince those of their num-
Der who are not running for office.
They know the man who made 1t,
and known he was never false to his
party. They will trust him when
they would not heed the statements
of Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-23

imports were free; in 1889 only Is
per cent. of our imported goods
we're free; in 1912 only ~ per cent.
we're free; in ls46, the great revenue
tariff year, only IL per cent; in
1857 only Is per cent; from 1873
down to 1888 80 per cent. only were
free, and in 1889 80 per cent. were
free. This bill makes about one
half of them absolutely free"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-23
form, as it affects parents or chill
dren, are few and simple.

form, as it affects parents or chill
dren, are few and simple.
lst. 1t requires that every child
between the ages of seven and four
teen shall receive instruction for at
least twelve weeks in each year in
the elementary branches commonly
taught in both public and parochial
schools.
Cd. That portion of this instruc-
ton shall be given in the English
language.
Sd. That truants may be COM
PEELED to attend school.
4th. That children under ten
years Of age shall not be compelled
or allowed TO labor in factories and
similar places of work; and that
children between the ages of ten
aud thirteen shall not be employed
in such places unless it is necessary
for the support of the family of
which the child is member.
Will any American citizen claim
that the essential purpose Of these
four requirements Is not wise and
humane!