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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-23

Special Dispdteh 10 he InteltocneT. "
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 22.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day as
follows: Original-Isaiah Melet, Purp-
ley; John Rulle, Mineral Wells; Adam
Fuscb, Wheeling.
Incresse-Nathan C. B. Webb, Petro.
leum; Gibson Mason. Elizabeth: Charles
Palmer, Conaway, Jesse B. Holesteine,
St. Albans; William Reagan, Burlipg.
ton; Fred Fox, Conway; W. II. Chilli.
son, Clarksburg; Griffin Growel, War.
rington. - -,.
Original Widows, &c Miriam E.,
widow OF ]. N. Polin, Fairview.
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WILL BOYCOTT THE NORTH.
Governor Gordon Indicates the Southern
Policy IL the Ele G, lon BIIl Passes.

governor Gordon Indicates the Southern
Policy II the Election Bill Passes.
New York, July 22.-The following
communication from the Governor of
Georgia is printed this morning:
ATLANTA, GA, Julp2l, 1890.
To The Editor Of the Herald:-I am in
entire accord with the spirit. tone and
practical suggestions Of the Atlanta Con.
stitution as to the use Of the boycott as u
means Of self preservation and CONNER
cial Independence, II the useless and in
famous force bill becomes q law. More
over, that spirit will possess and control
approximately every white man, woman
and child in the Southern States. 1t
may be prrmieaable to make personal
allusion in illustrating the effect OF such
itg'siation upon our people. As the
Herald knows, have labored constantly
AMI earnestly since the 9th OF April,
1856, in public and private, at tho South
and the North, to allay passion and pro.
mote unity. My highest political ambi-
ton has been to BIZ instrumental in some
degree in restoring the real brotherhood
Of the people and The true sis.erhood OF
the States.
Ever since this sectional and shame
ful Legislation passed the House, l have
sought to cheer our people with the
hope that soms OF the Republican Sena.
tors would be found patriotic enough,
brave enough to prefer the well being Of
the country to party ascendency. Still
hope to see that popular demonstrations
atthe North will uphold their hands
and give them courage to denounce this
effort to destroy the freedom OF election
under the dishonest pretence OF secur-
isg an "honest count"
FaroRs a BOYCOTT.
But il this hope is not to be realized,
and the force bill becomes q law, shall
use whatever influence and ability may
possess to arouse the Southern people to
the necessity Of looking only to their
own exhaustless resources. We will
still welcome to our section and homes
all our Countrymen Of the North who
may wish to live among us, and We will
still protect all their investments and
rights OF property by impartial laws and
honest courts; but We shall counsel u
return to the old 81 stem OF the selection
Of Representatives by a general ticket,
IT need be, or resort to any lawful,
peaceful means in order to protect the
right OF choosing Representativesiand to
right the wrons Of having them chosen
for us by Federal supervisors.
We will still endpayor tn keen nenca
and promote good will between the races,
and sincerely hope the Southern negroes
will not destroy their prosperity by con-
sorting with those whose mad policy
threatens the well.being Of both races.
We shall still hope that after these years
ofapparent reconciliation and OF restored
confluence we shall not see the whole
current OF national sentiment turned
backward and downward by sectional
legislation which has no possible justifi.
cation nor rational excuse.
[Signsdl ]. D. GoRDoS.
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On It's LAST LEGS.
The Anti.Prohibit,on Society In Wisconsin
Not mt All Prosperous.

The Prohibition Society In Wisconsin,
Not mt All Prosperous.
WATERFOWL, Wis July 22.-The State
Anti.Prohibition Society held its annual
convention ct Water.own to-day, and OF
the 270 delegates present about two
thirds were from Milwaukee. Secretary
Greulich and Financial Secretary Kind
ling read their reports. They both re-
ferred to the growing lack OF interest in
the society, which they attributed to the
want OF support from the interior OF the
State. Unless saloon-keepers in the
smaller towns took hold and contributed
their share to the expenses Of the organ.
ization, the society, they said, would be
n thing of the past. For the year they
reported deficit OF $325. They eaid
"Fsll elections at our door, the prohibi.
ton element steaithily but steadily al
work at times, call for vigorous action on
the part OF all friends Of personal lib
erty." The main addresses will be made
tomorrow, when officers will also be
elected.
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THE TARIFF DEBATE.

II Will bo Delayed for n Day or Two.
e, Aldrioh VIII Lend.
Special Di1nieh 10 tht Intellfoener.
4 WASHINGTON, July 2e.-The debate
on the tariff bill will DO interrupted for
a couple OF days by the Indian appro.
priation bill. rho delay will not be
long, however. Senator Vance will
then continue the argument for the
Democrats and be will be followed
shortly by Carlisle. Mr.. Aldrich will
have charge Of the debate on the Repub.
lican side. He Is well qualified for this
duty by an experience with tariff mat
ters extending over many years, and he
will be ably assisted by Allison, IIiscock,
Sherman and Morrill,.
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CHINESE I,lrORCE,
All HonE's White Wife Appeals for separa.
tion From Him,

lion From Him.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Judse Ar
mold Yesterday granted permission to
John +. Lewis, as counsel for Addie
Hong, whose address is given as No. 253
North Tenth Street, to file libel in di.
voIGe against Ah Hong, whose residence
was said to be No. 1881 Parrish street
Hong. the defendant, is q Ctiuaman,
aud Mrs. Hong Is said to be Irish. This
ID said to be the frat ea9e OF Chinese di.
vorce asked io- tae Common Pleas in
this jurisdiction. Tho couple were mar
ried in March. 1888, the wife at that
time being but sixteen years OF epe.
On the 10Th OF last March the couple
had quarrel, and during Ah Houp,s
absence at neighhorius barber shop. go
he alleges, Ma. Hong summoned a fur.
nitgra wagon and removed the greater
portion OF the household effects, Since
that date Mrs. Hong has refused to live
with her husband. She s,a,ea that she
was compelled to lesye him on account
OF bis cruelty. On Friday last Ah Hong
was arraicned before Magistrate McCar.
thy, charged with aggravated assault
and battery upon his wife. A sister OF
the libellant Is also the wife OF China
man, whom she married about four
years ago. HI.
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INCESDIARY FIRn AT CADTz.

The Globc Hotel, n Furniture EstablIsli-
ment md Eight Stables Hurned.
Special DfspGtch to the ia:eiiigencr. - ~.
CADiz. O., July % The Globe Hotel,
one Of the old land marks Of this place,
was totally destroyed by fire early this
morning, together with J.!W. Gillespie's
furniture establishment, adjoining, and
eight stables in the near vicinity.
The fire was started by incendiaries in
three places in the lhaymow in the rear
Of the hotel. Loss about Sl5 900; insnr-
ance 5000. The fire spread 60 rapidly
that it was thought at fret that large
part Of the town would be DESTROYED.
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JOLIET, ILL, July o2.-The Joliet stone
cutters have struck for q raise from s 10
to 81 per day. The principal employers
are sapSer, Moody K Steel, who are do.
Ing WORK for the Rock Island railroad.
They will take their stone down there
in the rough aid cut it there. Tho
Joliet Stone Company will 1hut' down
is department, as will the smaller EN-.
ployers.
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LONDON, July 2aa.-The second battal-
ion OF tho Grenadicr Guards which
was ordered to Burmuda on account Of
the recent insubordination among tho
members OF the battalion, paraded ut
daybreak this morning and marched to
the Victoria railway station to begin
their journey. They were accompanied
from the barracks by 10000 civilians,
who cheered them necessarily. The
troops proceeded by rail to Chatham,
where they embarked on the troop ship
iamer. which will convey them to their
destination, Good order prevailed
among the troops.
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MADRID, July GA number of Arals
fired upon detachment of Spanish
cavalry near the town Of Melima, 4
Spanish convict settlement on the north
coast OF Morocco, and several of tho
caValrymen were wounded. The a.
lacking party was shelled from the
fortress and a number of the Arabs
were killed, - :. =.
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ThreshIns aInehlue E.plotle,.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July 22.-By the
explosion OF threshing machine yes.
terday on the farm OF James Marrow,
near Princeton Ind, Andrew Cretsing.
er was instantly killed and Charles
White and Thomas Mehan and Hugh
Marrow severely injured, perhaps fatal.
ly. White has since died. Sam Swep.
pey was seriously but not fitally hurt,
and number Of horses were killed.
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! promiusnt Glass sInn Killed.

CUMBERLAND, Nh, July 2o2.-This
morning as passenger train No. lS
rounded the curve near the Queen City
Glass Works, in the lower section Of this
city, 1t struck and instantly killed Ho.
ratio G. Reed, aged 72 years. He had
been CONNECTED with number OF the
foremost glass factories in the east and
west for forty yearg, was tho general
foreman OF the Jersey City Glass Works,
Of Jersey City, n. j., but of late yesra
represented several slaas faotorie1 In
Pan nnEvfyania. -sr- .g1gz.1 g 1s-.
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Boone County Republicans.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 22-Boone
county Republicans met yesterday in
convention at Boone Court House. @.
B. Smith, of Charleston, a Congressional
aspirant, spoke TO the crowd and made
good impression. Resolutions were
adopted sending every Republican in
the county who had attended a conyen.
ton as delegate to the Congressional
convention. In the afternoon OF the
same day the Democrats held u conyen.
ton and Instructed solidly for Anderson.
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CHICAGO, July 9a.-At the Office Of the
States Attorney to-day it was said that
special grand jury would probably be
summoned to consider the caseB Of the
Messrs. Bright, Of the Genessse OIL Co.,
Of Buffalo. This ia the company which
ahipped y lot OF naphtha to this city on
board the steamer rioga, which explod.
ed, killing about twenty. five people.
The coroner's jury yesterday recomm.n.
ded that the Messrs Bright DO held !or
involuntary manslapchts5.
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Wooden Mills Burned.

PITrsBuRa, Pa, July 22.-Fire com.
pletely cleaned out the large wooden
mills Of Bradley & Co., Of Allegheny,
this afternoon. The loss was So 900,
with partial insurance. The Allegheny
department at the time were fighting o
fire in the lower portion OF the city and
five alarms were sent to Pittsburg be.
fore the FIRE was extinguiehed. The
mill, with contents, burned like finder
box, and for time threatened the
crowded portion OF Allegheny along
the river. y VI
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What VIII they Do About IT.

CoNsrANTINorLE, July 22.-The Porte
has declined 10 give the satisfaction
demanded by Servia for the murder OF
the servian Consul at Pristina, or to
compensate the widow Of tho murderd
man, s
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Special Dispatch 10 The inleiiqencer.
MANsISGroS, W. Va, July 22.-Mis
Dorisy Ice, daughter oi the late Andrew
Ice, was taken this afternoon to the
Fairmoat Jail to await room in the
asylum. 1t is very sad case. Her
insanity is OF about two week 8 duration.
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AsGEytILE, N. G., July e2.-The
Womsn's Christian Temperance Union
Association Assembly opened today.
After devotional exercises several in
terestiug addresses were delivered, and
this evening Miss Willard spoke in the
Opera House 10 q large audience.
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WAT1rhTows, n. *, duly oe.-The
bodies Of Mr.. and AIru. Pemberton have
been recovered from The yacht Chsty-
arine which sunk Thursday last. The
dyer has semitic totier three bodies
and will bring them up this afternoon.
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( CANEA, CRETE, July GA number
OF Turkish soldiers, who were proceed
ing to a well to draw water, were fred
upon from ambush by a party OF
christians, and five Of the Turks were
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Tho I,nnr.. n.n,nr,l,xol

BuESos AyREs. July 22.-The city is
greatly agltated in consequence of the
discovery of the plot to overthrow the
government. The palace is earrisoned
by 4'00g troops and 5000 armed police
men. The bourse ia demoralized.
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stranEleu to Death.

INDIANA, Pa, July 22.-At Blauco,
Armstrong county, this afternoon, Lee
Sewers, two years old, playin, about a
buggy got his head fastened between
two spokes and strangled to death be-
fore he could be released, I1i7g
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Special Agent.

Special Dispatch 10 Tie Inie.ligeicer.
WASHINGTON, D. @. July 22.-Superin-
tondent Porter has appointed Herbert
B!oor special agent of the Census
Bureau to collect manufacturing stats.
tics at East LiYerpool, Ohio.
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Special Dispatch to The Int. i1eneer
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Thc Commits.
sioner of Pensions has appointed Drs.
R. @. Hall, George A. Stiger. aud ]. F.
Rogers as ths. Board of Pension Examin.
Ing surgeonI at Cameron, VIVA. %
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Deprived Of HIn Isnnk.

STUTTGART, July 22.-Uaptain Miller
oil the German army, has been deprived
ot his rank and uniform for issuing n
pamphlet in which he aspersed the mill
tary forces Of the Empire.
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NIcClellRnis Widow.

WASHINGTON, july 22,--Tho Senate
Committee on Pensions to-day ordered a
favorable report to be made upon the
bill granting pension Of $1,000 to the
widow OF Gen. George B.'McClellan.
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WAsulNoroN. D. G., July oo.-It is
probable that Gen. McCook, lately ap.
pointed u Prigadier General, will be
given command of the Department OF
Arizona, 5 - 9.f
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+ GUELrn, Ont, July 23:-The Bell Or.
gan and Piano Company, OF this city,
has been sold to an English syndicate
for S750,0O0, .
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Great Loss OF Life In Eu,,la.

st. PErERsDURd, July GA, part of
the town of slonia has been wrecked by
hurricane. Many persons were buried
10 the ruins. Nineteen bodies have
been recovered, Iz 'o
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TERRE HAuTE, IND, July 2222.-The
Democratic convention for the Eighth
distIic, to day renominated Congress.
man E.. Y. Brookshire.
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POLITICS IN TllE SCHOOLS.
hnrt'hsourG Democratic Politicians On,
Colorrd Teachers because Ahcv Ar

slnrt!hsburG Dsm6crn,ic Poiiticinna ON,
Coiorrd Traehera because Ahcy Ar,
Republicans. ...g,- ~ :
spesla! Di1'dtch 10 he Eatelipacr.
MARriSsnuRo, W. VA, July 2a.-At
the last election the Democrats elected
three members Of the School Board In
Martlnsburg, making 1t one Democratic.
MIR. Whitson, Republican, leaving town
since then, resigaed. The former Board
was Republican, and upon the death OF
a Democratic member they appointed
Democrat to Ill the unexpired term. Iu
the Taco OF this, the present Board ap.
pointed n Democrat TO 6ll the Republi.
cans une1pired term, and tho same one
lMr. ]. Roberts) that the Republicans
lad showed under by large majority,
AS Mr.: Faulkner holds his Office 6y VII.
'ue oil Democratic Legislature, he
wants to carry Berkeley county to Offset
NY otber loss 10 the party. 10 do this
,olllics have been brought into tho Mar.
insbnrg FREQ schools. There was TO he
sweep clear along tho line, but tLev
AYE modified their political programme
nd the dirty work has been confined to
ne colored schools, except in tho case
1 Capt. Mann, who was discharged be.
auso tho Captain is an active Republi.
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on, a.Ha.I
sui Finding I,otlIe.

., ,somES,sSTIowN, : aE,S Pa, July 2a-The BODY
search;la @ SrIla was va found to-day by the force
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Hanging is too coed for hin, y a.,
the art connoisseur. 'o1 Ain' saiu
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CoLoRED MEN Bouycsp.

| -'HN bVSNtabt
The colored school was taught BY
Profs. J. W. CorHey and CIV. Greene,
two colored men who are Sound to the
core" Besides being Republicans they
are men OF the highest type. The great
majority OF tho colored men here look
upon them as leaders. They ase men
who have adapted themselves 10 the
needs OF their people. This Democratic
school board has cut oil their heads be.
cause they have too much influence,
The people petitioned for them and turn.
ed out in force to several meetings ofthe
Board, but the Board lodged the patrons
ty postponing the election of teachers.
Proi. Corsey and his assistant had
brought the school up to high stand.
ard, aud 1t had been better attended.
and is disciplined equal to the white
schools.
MIR. Corsey is q graduate OF S!orer Col.
lege and Mr.: Greene attended the same
school. Both are competent men, and
advanced the school 20 rapidly that the
Democrats grew envious OF the progress
they. saw the colored children we're
"A"hinS' Lucy KNEW tnat confusion
would be created by the appointment of
colored Democrat and they wanted to
appoint Professor Clifford, who was the
most offensive choice they could make.
Professor Corsey, however, beat him 60 |
badly iu the examination that he vas
cast overheard. The other two who
were to take tho places also failed com.
pletely. =
THE ANIMUs.
The colored United States Juror, about
whom the Democrats raised such how,
is the father OF Prof. Corsey. The Dem
ocrats propose to strike the father
through the son. Yet they want to see |
the colored man elevated! Every time
he advances one step, they try to pull |
him three backward.
These men are ardent Republicans;
they never fal,er. Clifford was to be
appointed, but the Senator told his |
boys" to stop because his influence is |
dead" Last fall he got up an iuds-
pendent ticket to assist the Democrats. |
but it only got Eve votes and they were
the candidate, his father, two brothers,
ard Clifford himself The Democrats
would like to drive Corsey aud Greene
out Of the county in order that they
may divide the colored vote. -
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HOW TO SEE EUROPE.
Do Not Stop at the Hotels Recommended
in the Guide- RookR.

Do Not Stop at the Hotels Recommended
in the Guide-Books.
If you travel abroad to see Europe, it
is Europe you want to see, and not a
cong giomerate of Europe and America,
made such by the tourist and his de-
mands. To do this leave the beaten
track OF travel and search out the un-
spoiled, unfrequented paths, and you
will become acquainted with the coun-
tries and people you visit Bedford's
Magazine wisely says:
''1he American should not go to the
hotels most highly recommended in the
guide-books. In every European city
there are plenty of excellentquarters to
be had, where the local fashion, both in
habit and table, is retained, and where
visitors can domicile with entire conven-
fence and security. The traveller who
expects to stop, even for single night,
will do we'll to seek out some pension"
or questionable hotel for lodging
due recommendation, of course, having
been secured. He will thus be in sit
uation to observe somewhat of the do
mestic and work-a-day features of his
environement and have something left
to pay for the next entertainment. 1t
is a costly variety to travel only in first
class railway carriages. American tour
lists, by using second-class CARRIAGES,
and thus mingling with the masses of
the people among whom they are NOV
ing, doing and faring as they do, will not
only save money, but have far better
time. While the course prescribed does
involve some tramping and labor, Amer
leans who are able to go three thousand
miles from home, should be equal to the
exercise demanded. In doing it they
viii find that with improved digestion,
and correspondingly improved spirits
and temper, their capacity to enjoy
what they sec viii be surprisingly en-
larged."
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IN LlEE-LoNG pANoER.
Where Thousands of People Exist
Daily Peril OF Death

Where Thousands of People Exist In
Daily Peril OF Death.
Strada Etna, Catania's longest street,
beginning at the very edge of the port
side, leads almost due north toward the
volcanoes peak, within few feet of
II, 900 feet above the level Of the sea
and fully twenty-eight miles away.
The area of country dominated by the
mountain, and at times subjected to
overflow of lava, is astounding. Its
circumference is full 40 miles and 1t
describes an irregular circle, of greatest
diameter from north to south. Catania
Stands at the extreme of southern de-
Election in its southern segment.
The Alcantara river, rising in its
northwestern foothills, flows to the
northeast, then circles its northern
edge, and finally sweeps around to the
southeast into the sea. The Simeteo
river, having its source at the northeast,
near that of the Alcantara, circles the
base, first to the southwest, then south
ward, and then flows around and into
the sea to the southeast, below Catania.
From Catania to the mouth Of the AL
cantara, the Ionian Sea on the east rum
ming with almost a straight wall Of
shore, cuts thin segment out Of this
circle. But within this extraordinary
distinct circle of ITO miles there is not
a square inch of the earth's surface over
which the lava has not at some time
poured, which one can not now distin-
guish to be unadulterated lava soil, and
which is not subject to-day, or any
other time, to new coating OF molten
lava.
The entire majestic contour of the
mountain, broken here and there by
lesser volcanoes, is visible from any
point at this tremendous base-edge; but
more strange than all else is the density
of population within the lower and
cultivably luxuriant rim. Threading
the base, along the seashores Of the
| Alcantar&, around to the south along
| the inner, or northern, shore of the
Simeteo, and crowding up to the very
edge Of its lesser volcanoes, are between
sixty and seventy cities and villages,
housing every human being in
lifelong danger of Observation-Disclosures
of 800, 900 souls.-Catania Letter Ia Bog
ton Transcript,