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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
ROGERS RANTS
About tho Speaker md Ills Tyranpy...lIs
10 Ably Defended.

hpout tAo speAHer And Ills JyrAnpy...lI
isAbly Defended.
| WASHINGTON, August 4.-In til
House to-day Mr.. Morgan, Of AIlssissip
pi. rising to question Of privilege, sen
to the clerks desk and had read an OF
ticla In Southern newspaper, to tn
effect that, in order to curry favor will
the Farmers Alliance, he had his II
cense as lawyer annulled. lie denouace,
the statement as ialsehood, and cam
paign lie.
Tho House then went into Committet
Of tho Whole (Mr. Payson, Of Illinois
In the chair on tho General DeGcienc,
Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa, explained
that the bill carried an appropriation Of
81, 10000. The items OF deficiency sub,
mitted to the Committee on Appropria
tions, aggregated sl3,500.000.
MIR. Rogers, OF Arsansas, promised biz
remarks by an expression OF gratitude
that the presence OF Mr.. Payson in the
chair was a guarantee that he would not
be taken oil the Aoor. On two occasions
the Speaker had taken him off the floor.
Tho Speaker had conceived and taken II
into HIS brain, for 1t had come out Of his
mouth (though 1t eeemed to him that it
was more gall than brain), that he had a
right to take member of the floor.
MI. Kerr, of Iowa, thought that it was
about time that members addressing the
House should cease to insult the presid.
ing officer, and he made the point Of Or
der that the remarks OF the gentleman
from Arkansas were out OF order.
The Chairman, however, permitted
the gentleman to proceed, aud Mr.. Roy
ers, continuing, attacked the Speaker
and his rulings,
lie then proceeded to criticize the
code OF rules under which the House is
proceeding. 1tgave the Speaker power
to stitle debate, gag the House, force the
passage OF bills, avoid exposure, outrage
and nistreat the minority and bulldoze
the majority,
Mr.. Funston, OF Kansas, suggested
that the Speaker might be good bull.
dozer in the South.
Mr.. Rogers thought that he might be-
a good bulldozar in some sections of the
country, but he did not think that he
would bulldoze long in Arkansas.
Mr.. Allen, Of Michigan (sotto voce)-
They kill such fellows down there.
Mr.. Rogers, continuing. Gercely de-
nounced what he termed the tyranny OF
the Speaker and majority of the Com
mittee on Rules. NOW" he concluded,
may I tell you, Mr.. Speaker, that they
curse you, and despise you, and hate
you, and when you are assailed in pri-
yate and in public they are silent"
Mr.. Henderson, OF Iowa. referred to
him as the!mighty man from Maine, and
declared that he stood today rs the
towering historic, grand figure Of this
age Of legislative victory and reform.
He commented most {avorably, and at
length, upon the proud record in the
House in passing great and needed bills.
Mr.. Breckinridge, OF Kentucky, criti-
cised the Speaker in sarcastic way,
drawing contrast between Carlisle and
Reed. He concluded with au earnest
appeal against the force bill. The talk
driited to the Clayton affair, and pend
ingaction on the bill the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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t'tu,ttuy Oh Exchange,

PlrrsBuRdu, August "A Findlay,
Ohio, special says: The Findlay Oil
Exchange was organized tonight with
the following officers: President, G. @.
Harris; Vice President, W. ]. McCul-
Tough; Secretary, Fremont Arlord;
Treasurer, John A. Scott. The Ex.
change will open and be ready ior bust.
ness by the time the Buckeye pipe line
certificates are placed on the Iuurket.
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THG sKY WAS CLEAR,
hut Flash OF Lightning Struck q Lady
mud Fatally Injured Her, 4

But Finsh OF Lightning Struck q Lady
aud Fatally Injured Her. 7
Columns. o., August Mrs. Marga.
ret Bre|slord, aged about forty years,
was probably fatally injured about II
o'clock to-day by q flash Of lightning
from what might be termed a clear sky.
The lady was standing in the door OF her
home, on the West side. and there was
but slight appearance OF a storm in this
vicinity. West OF the city, almost as
far as the eye could reach, was heavy
cloud, but the sun was shining over
Columbus, obscured only by a few small
and scattering clouds. Suddenly there
was flash OF lightning from the almost
cloudlvss sky, followed by q peal Of
thunder. This was the only thunder
aud lightning Of the day. The electric
fluid struck Mrs. Brelsford, knocking her
about ten feet. There is not q single
mark on her body, but she remained un.
conscious for more than au hour, and be,
lie is despaired Of tonight. ~ w
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on IN wyom,Ior rctr,tury.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., August '4.-Frauk
Hawley, formerly an attorney here, now
located at Fort Casper, Wyo., to-day
stated that the developments thus far
indicated that Wyoming would produce
a large amount Of oil the coming year
Hawley. while prospecting, struck oil
and secured control OF 250,060 acres. A
company recently organized purchased
q portion from him and the first drill
put down resulted in striking 500 bar.
rel well. Tho drilling is very easy and
AIr. Hawley has been offered fabulous
sum for his right to the remaining terri
tory lie controls.
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Garment Workers Convention.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, August 4.-This
afternoon the fifth annual convention Of
the garment workers Of the United States
and Canada opened In this city with
James Hughes, OF Chicago, District
Master Workman, in the chair. Dele
gates were present from all tho large
clothing centers Of the country. There
are now 10000 members in the associa.
tion
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Tho Frauds Caught UD.

P'77sAuaaH, Pa, August 4.-Messrs.
Seton 4 Dunn, with two Of their clerks
and all agents OF the National Capitol
Building and Loan Association, were
remanded to jail tonight in default Of
$4,000 each. The charge was conspira.
cy to defraud, and was made by score
Of alleged victims, with more to hear
from. The main office Of the company
is located'in Chicago. A.
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- 4H.l ~ T--- d.
Hold It In ti,ari,

;,,l. Yhe man who tells you copi,d4n,;,,,,,
sssftlbing Kemp's Balpam ,bis io'u ueas Is pre-.
;cinss 3 s'ftpa,a.loh aa Of this remarkable med
waue nrsd iot cough and colds no cxpen.e ei i,
Tr",et nr roa. 10 combine only the beat nm
ihsemp's Balsam to the lipht ana uo!''e ,.., .I
t.hhaopSh th u; notice the bright ciear @ ,ooi ,o1s
1nen p compare with other ~ ro,no.i, aJIA
Pstce Soc and 81, ~@ ~@ remedies
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Aliniitsn to Practice,

Special Dtspaich TO The Intc.itCesetr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August +.-W
II. Cheyerount, Of West Union; A. NJ
Bainbridgo and NJ. r. Morris, Of New
Martinsville; L. D. Gerhardt, Of Mar
tinsyille, have all been admitted 10 prac
licc before the Interior Department.
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IRON WORKS CLOSED DOWN

In sequence Of n strikc-Three Hundred
Msn Cult Work.
PITTSBURGH, August 4.-Three hun
dred men came out on a strike at the
Carbon Iron Works to-day,
The trouble dates back to tho first Of
July. at that time the puddlers to the
number Of ninety.six refused to work as
the firm would not sign the scale pre-
pared by the Ama)eamated Association.
They were offered 81 G5 per ton, but this
was So cents less than the regular price.
Several conferences were held between
the employers and employees, but as both
sides remained firm no agreement, could
be- reached. Therefore the pudding de-
partnent has been closed, though the
firm Mt one time offered to compromise
at 81 IS.
Yesterday q report was circulated to
the effect that the places OF the strikers
had been filled. immediately call for
a meeting. OF all the employees Of the
works was issued. Last night large
number assembled at the forks Of Butler
street and Penn avenue. After much
discussion, a committee, composed Of
two men from each department, was ap.
pointed to investigate the rumor and
take prompt action should it prove true.
This morning eight Of the sixteen fur
naces were started with colored men SO.
cured from various places. At once the
committee ordered general strike. As
tho heats were finished the men de-
parted for their homes. and by 9 o'clock
the works looked forsaken. In the
finishing department 800 men are en-
pioyed, and everyone has declared his
determination to stop work until the
scale Is signed and the old employees
taken back. ~ rS
All day little crowds Of men could be
seen In the nejghborhood Of the works
talking over the situation. Many
threats were heard on all sides. The
wives Of the strikers were the most vim
dictiye. Every negro who approached
waa aGcorted and asked his mission in
that vicinity. ai@'i
A little fight occurred at the mill lie,
tween striker and one Of the colored
men. The white man hit his opponent
ca the arm and received in return .
heavy blow on tho face. r
J. l.. Smith, who has lately been EN-
ployed, made the following statement
II came here, with twenty-five others
from Youngstown, O., to SECURE work
We we're offered positions in the Carbon
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A Fatal Explosion.

DESvER, COL, August 4.-Chemicals
exploded in the Office OF the Denver
FIRE brick and chemical supply house
this afternoon. The entile front Of the
building was blown out, and men pass.
ing IN front Of the store at the time were
hurled across the street and badly
bruised. The building took fire instant
iiy, and when partially extinguished q
body burned to a crisp and supposed to
20 that Of the president Of the company,
JoBeph Worts, was taken ont Of the
ruins. 1t is thought there is another
still in the building. :
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TIE FIRST TRAIN

Over tho aIononEnhpln Hpnh Lenyes Fair.
mont-The Route Complete.
Special Dt.puteh 10 the Hrttatdcncer.
FAlRMoST, W. Va, August 4.-The
first regular passenger train on schedule
time left the 3. ( 0. depot over the
Monongahela River railroad this morn.
ing, with the veteran engineer Elijah
Glenn at the throttle, and Captain Mike
Flanagan as conductor. Quite a num-
ber ofinvited guests aud Representatives
Of the press were on board. This is the
celebrated Camden road, which has now
reached Sutton, in Braxton county.
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Tho FOnrtli Dlyitlonl,

WASHINGTON, D. G., August THE
Comptroller OF Currency has declared n
fourth dividend OF 10 per cent in favor
OF the creditors Of the California Nation
al bank Of San Francisco, making 10 all
90 per cent on oil claims proved, amount
ing to Si5G. GG7.
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Hnse Bail GnInes.

Pittsburgh, IA; Brooklyn, II. P.L.)
C'ncinnatl, I; Philadelphia, s. IN. L.
Buffalo, s; Boston, s. Buffalo, 9; Bos.
ton Z. Second game. tP. L.
brooklyn, 10; Pittsburgh, G. IN. L)
Chicago, 5; New York, 2. QP.L) =,
Boston, 4; Chicago, 8. IN. L.) II
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia, 5. (P.L.)
Cleveland, 2; New York, 9. IN. L) 4
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Special Dtsoalch 10 the Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August Rep.
resenta.ives Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio,
the Baltimore 4 Ohio, the Norfolk {
Western, the West Virginia Central, and
the Ohio River railroads, arc here at.
tending meeting Of the Board Of Pub.
lie works, which is making iuvestiga.
tions preliminary to making the assess.
ments, which will soon be done.
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West Virginia ,,rensluns.

WUbC NITHtIIR ,ICNdIUHSs
Special Dispatch 10 The Jntciigencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August ives!
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows:
Orienal-Abraham Hickman, Eliza.
beth; Levi Blankenshop. Ravenswood
David Hostutler, Blake.
Increuse-Chas. II. Byers, Conway.
Rsissue-Frank W. Sams, Lubbock.
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Delegates to the Farmers Congress.

DeAes"toH " AHo oEaEuers NoHsrcsSs
Special Dispatch 10 the IEitlliCcncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 4,-Gov.
ernor Fleming to-day appointed the fol-
lowing delegates from West Virginia to
the annual session of the National Far.
mers' Congress, which meets at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, the 26th Of this month ]:
Prof. John A. Myers. Of the West Vir-
einia University, MorgaEtown; Abram
Wilson, Short Creek, Brooke county ;
Solomon Cunningham, Upper Tract,
Peudletou county; r. ?. Chew, Charles.
town, Jefferson county; A. w. Wood.
ford, Weston, Lewis county; Columbus
Sehon, Point Pleasant, Mason county;
Charles L. Davis, Fort Spring, Green.
brier county.
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Lots OF Coal Tied Up.

Special Dispatch to the InteHigeneer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, August 4.-The
Ella Lyman Tow-boat Company is hold.
ing,thirty.fve barges Of coal at the land
ing here. Tho Winifrede Coal Company
is holding twenty ut the Charleston
wharfan twenty-iour at Porter's Ferry,
and the Ida Budd is holding about thirty.
five just above the transfer-all ready ia
20 out OIL the first rise.
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A. Marrow Escvpe.

NSw YoBR. August A Halifax
special says: The steamer Portia arriyed
this morning from Newfoundland en-
route TO New York, with marvellous
.ele Of escape from IN iceberg. A berg
broke aud game up under her, lifting
her out OF the water. Hgiu.s
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New YoRK, August 4.-While some
workmen were digging trench in the
rear OF 80 Elizabeth stree. this afternoon,
they came across two human skulls
and lot Of human bones. The
place where they were found
is back Of the old Arnory Hall,
used for years as q notorious dive BY
Billy McGlory. Other humans were
found near the same epot fortnight
ago. The police have charge OF the
skulls aud bones, and sent notice 10 the
cnrOnpr '. EHf| f|H.|.H. H..I- I..".T 1-.T
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l,Iv pos,oti,oe Robl,,rv.

CHICAGO, August 4.-Postollico In.
spector Stewart to-day received tele.
gram in relation to big postofIice rob.
berry which has taken place near st.
Louis and started lor the scene at once,
The Inspector declined to give any iur.
J ther particplars. =
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Senate, in the preservation OF It's own
dignity and In the protection OF its own
immunity from recrimination, would
observe those rules and refrain from
such illusions in future.
The resolution offered on Saturday last
by MIR. Plumb as to tho re.interment OF
the rcmaina Of General Grant In the Ar.
lington. National Cemetery, was, ut tho
suggestion Of Mr.. Plumb, allowed 10 70.
aaln on the table to be called up at
some other time.
Mr.. Morgan's resolution ior a hall
hour recess daily also went over until
tomorrow.
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Everything Goes Ia X eatucky,

LoplsY.l1E, KY, Aug. 4.-The State
election is proceeding quietly. Wood
ford I4ousmor, for Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals, bids iair to haye larger ma.
jority than the Democratic ticket re-
ceiyed at the last general election,
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR., KIlxr's
GREAT NERvE REsTogER. No Fits after
first days uae. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise and S2 @ trial bottle free to Eitcases,
Send to III. Kline, 9al Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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:, IT. TowSsrSn, WASH, August Atom
oleafy' . OF this city, knocked GU. Tom
Robinson, OF Montana, in ten ro,,nds
yesterday with two'ounce slovep. Hoth'
,'lina were p ioaaiy punished, and Robinson 't, is
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, Explosion or Fire Damn.

PARIS, Aug. 4..-Anotier c.u,osi.,r of
y hEe damp has occurred in coal mios at
St. Etienne. One hundred and Gf.n.n
men escaped uuinjared. Five n,ssr, u"
were seriouBly hurt. '' oehers
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lit tho klEl,t aiNu,

LoulsvlLLg, ny, August 4.-Thomas
Yurell was shot last night and probably
fatally wounded by Officer John Burns.
Yurell was under arrest, and Tom
Flanagan, friend, tried to rescue him.
Burns shot at Flanagan. ','
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Can't. Smith Goes to Bostol

Special Dispatch 10 he latt!!i9enctr.
WAsnlSGToS, D. c., August 4.--Rep.
resentative Smith goes to the G. A. Il.
Eucampment at Boston, next week, ,as an
Aide on the staff oi General Alser. "a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
On Associatinr vitb .ehe rio,,.

To associate v-it' the rich seems pleas ant and pr0i5a5ls ley are apt to be agreeable and vel ]. 1rfned. and 1t is good to play with them and enjoy the usufruct of all their pleasant apparatus: but Of course you can neither hope nor wish to get anything for nothing. Of the cost of the practice the expenditure of time still seems to be the item that is most serious. It takes a great deal of time to cultivate the rich successfully.
 If they are working people their time is so much more valuable than yours that when you visit with them it is apt to be your time that is sacrificed. If they are not working people it is worse yet. Their special outings. when they want your company. always come when you cannot get away from work. except at some great sacrifice. which, under the stress of temptation. you are too apt to make Their pleasuring is on SO large a scale that you cannot make It fit your times or necessities.
 You can't go yachting for half a day. nor will $50 take you far on the way to shoot big game in Manitoba You sim ply cannot play with them when they play. because you cannot reach; and when they work you cannot play with them, because their time then is worth so much minute that you cannot bear to waste it. And you cannot play with them when you are working yourself and they are inactively at leisure, be- cause cheap as your time is you cant spare it.-Scribner's.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
A Telegraph te the Brain.

From the stomach is the great sym pathetic nerve in the epigastrium. Let digestion become seriously disorder, and that disorder is sure to find a reflection in symptoms which react disadvantage ously upon the organ of thought. In somnia, nervousness, causeless depress- ion and anxiety are all manifestations of dyspepsia. The best means of remedy ing and restoring tranquility to brain and stomach, and of regulating, it may be added, bilious secretion, is to take a wine-glassful of Hostotter's Bitters be- fore meals during the day and before retiring. This course begun, reform in the direction of complete bodily we'll being has begun with it. Constipation. sick headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism rnd malarial complaints are among the troubles in which the Bltters Is speedily and thoroughly beneficial Don't delay, but take the sure course at once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
EIen Instead Of Horses.

Probably no better leg development is shown among any people in the world than tEat of the Japanese jinriksha men The jinrikisha is a mammoth two wheeled baby carriage. with a pair of shifts fastened to it. It has q cover. and the passenger leans back at his cas-, while the jinrikisha man pulls him Ut the rate of from five to eight mile5 an hour through the city CT across the country. These men are paid ten cents an EcCr. or fifty cents day. and they can ma i,u< ,is. ences at a speed equai 70 tAa. Cg - Ee horse. They run all day without tiring. and instances have been known of their mak- ing seventy miles in twelve hours.
 There are 60,000 of them in TOkio alone, and there are perhaps half million in Japan. During the summer they wear little else than the breech clOut when running along the country roads, and the hot sun of Japan turns their Jersey cream skins to a rich ma hOgany. and brings out the precipitation in drops Of diamond sweat upon their backs. Their arms are also well devel- oped, and they are. as a rule. a profes- sion of athletes. Frank c. Carpenter in New York Ledger
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
Condensed Cahlaprauns.

Booths Social Salvation fund amounts to over S300,0O0.
 A steamer is being built at Glasgo V whiab is to navigate Victoria Nyanza ID Africa.
 4 verdict for s675 and costs has been given in London against Mss Golden for parsisting in sitting in the County Council after ahs had been judically de- clared incapable.
 Mrs. O'Shea IS at Brighton with her four daughters, and Parnell was with her during the parliamentary recess.
 George Walls. at London, reported to the police that he had murdered awhole family. An investigation showed that a man had been killed several days previ ous and his body was much decomposed built is not certain Walls killed him.
 Queen Victoria is reported to have taken offense at the presence of a certain American lady at.recent levee held by the Prince of Wales as sthes.representatlve of hs mother. When she took him to task for the lady's presence he invited the lady aid her husband to dine with him, and tie Queen has been still further offend ed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
RAnROaDRATTLES

The earnings of the Rock Island rail way company for October were S1,756, 430, decrease of s35,574.
 The Santa Fe road has contracted tc supply the town Of Magda!ena with wa ter. The mains are nearly completed.
 The AtchIson Topeka & Santa Fe rail road mas purchased eighty acres of land at Pekin, III. Part of It will be occupi- ed by the tracks of the Same Fe and Jacksonville Southern, and on land pre- viously purchased the Santa Fe will e. rect large shops, intending to make Pc Kin the division point of their Chicago & St. Louis line.
 4 bad state of affairs has been in ex- lstance on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railway for some time, and since the recent changes among the officials the discrepancies have come to light. It appears that through some means the road has been defrauded out of j1S0, GOO worth of coal, and during the present cotton season some eighty five car loads of compressed cotton have gone astray.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
A Sandwich Mems uninn-

The sandwich men of London, esti- mated tO number some l5.0OO. are being urged to con biue and form a trades union for the redress Of their grievances and the protection of their interests. It | is pointed Or5 that their average wages range from $ to ISd. day, for which they have to wort, nine CT ten hours. Nor. is ti-is the vc-sJ. for 1t not irfre. quently hGppeEs that these periratetir advertisers apply il vain fer employ ment three or four days in succession. Their chief complaint is against tae con- tractor. or middle men. who. they al lege, charge dcrhle what they pay.
 The question La. TOW been ta,-en up by the labor bureau of the Salvation Army, which las issucd sn appeal to various religious. p,iIanthrop.c and com mercial societies inviting them to assist in the movement. This body undertakes to supply bi'l distributors and sandwich men at the rate Of s. 2d. day. the two shillngs going to the men themselves and the odd pence toward the payment Of expenses. The discovery las been made that large proportion of the men of this class in London are discharged soldiers without pensions. and as many of them have young families to support their destitute condition can easily be realized.-LonGon Letter.