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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1890
N she malOrIty We FAY you shaII do

IN tno majority we say you snaii 40
neither"
Mr.. Turner, Democrat, maintained
that the clerk was the officer OF the
House to keep the minutes and the
Speaker had no more power
over these minutes than an
other member had. ''If," he
said, "the Speaker can put any name on
the journal why can not l, HIS peer on
this floor, direct the clerk to leave my
name off?"
Mr.. Butterworth. taking the floor,
said that the proposition of the Demo
Gratis was untenable. Their position was
that a member was responsible only to
himself and his constituents as to wheth-
er he should vote or not vote. Such a
doctrine was well enough in the days
when members were regarded as am
bassadors from the States, "but IL won't
do i'm January, 1890" 1t was absurd to
hold that members who sat on the
floor Of the House drawing $40 or $12 per
day were not participating, or that men,
bers could be bodily present and legis-
latively absent. He cited a similar case
IN Kentucky, where a Democratic off,
Ger had ruled in the same manner that
Speaker Reed is now ruling.
Here member on the Democratic side
asked Mr.. Butterworth IL il were GER
tain that the presiding officer Of the
Senate of Kentucky counted the Sena-
tors who were present but did not vote
in order to make up quorum.
Mr.. Butterworth referred to Mr..
Wilson, of Kentucky, who, answering
the inquiry, said that in 1886, while he
had the honor OF being member OF the
Kentucky Senate, ''and it is always an
honor to be a member of the Kentucky
Senate" the precise question arose there
and had been decided by a Democratic
presiding officer exactly as Speaker Reed
is now holding and the bill SO passed had
been signed by Gov. Knott, a dis
tinguished constitutional lawyer, who
was perfectly familiar with the manner
in which the bill was passed.
A vote was taken on the motion to lay
on the table the appeal from the Speak
er's ruling OF yesterday, that he had a
right to take notice of the presence of
persons not voting, and thus make a
quorum. On this the Democrats de-
clined to vote, and the result was an
nounced-yeas 1862, nays 0.
The point Of no quorum was made, but
the Speaker directed the clerk to place
upon the journal the fact that certain
members who did not vote and whose
names he called, were present in their
seats, and that a quorum was present.
This course was received by the Demo-
Gratis with demonstrations of disapproval,
and Mr.. Mansur entered formal pro-
test.
The Speaker declared the motion to
lay on the table. The appeal from his
ruling carried, and the House, after an-
other rOll-caIl, adjourned.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06
Capital Gossip.

The Senate has passed the House bill
providing for duplicate discharge papers
to naval veterans who have lost their
originals.
The Senate has adopted a resolution
calling on the Secretary of the Treasury
for information as to debts due by South
ern States on Indian trust funds and on
the direct tax of 1861.
The interstate commerce committee of
the Senate have ordered the interstate
telegraph bill favorably in the
form in which IL passed the Senate in
the last Congress, with unimportant
amendments.
APPROPRIATIONS have been asked by
the Secretary of the Treasury as follows:
Military port at Fort Myer, Va, $780,
410; for eleventh census, SIS, 900; build
Ing garrisons, $40, 900; expenses of West
Point Military Academy, $4,000.
AT caucus OF Democratic Senators
resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment of committee to consult with the
House Congressional committee as to the
conduct of the next campaign and to de-
fine questions of party policy. No men,
tion was made of the Aberdeen affair.
SECRETARY WINDOW is about to issue
second call on the national bank de-
positories for a surrender of 10 per cent
OF government funds held by them. The
six or eight banks that hold less than
$4,000 will be called upon to surrender
all and close up their account with the
government.
GEORGE II. Ely, of Cleveland; II. w.
Seymour, of Sault Ste. Marie, and Col
onel G. ii. Graves, OF Duluth, made an
argument before the House committee
on rivers and harbors in favor of grant
ing the lump sum asked for the improve
ment of the st. Mary's river and the
Hay Lake channel.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

IT is mentioned asa PECULIARLY OF
he grass-widow that she is seldom
green.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06
lie Needed Rest.

Anxious Wife Doctor, how is my
husband?
Doctor-He will come around all
light. What he needs now is quiet. /
have here a couple of opiates.
"when shall / give them to him ?"
"Give them to him? They are for
you, madame Your husband needs
cost
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

The Rev. Mr.. Wilgua--How do you
like your new neighbors, Tommy :
Tommy Flag-Oh. they are Just COM
mon folks. The little boys mother next
door only paid 81 for hen teeth, and my
ma paid $25.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

Coop looks should not be despised.
There are few heroes with turnup noses
and handy legs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

><~~~>~No(><~<>r~r~ f><><NN<><~
AZ. Il. CHURCH-Rev q. Il. Hill, Pasaor.
Services at 10 30 o'clock am. and 7i5 pm. Sun
day school at Il m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7a o'clock. All ara cor
daily invited 10 attend
GRAYLING LODGE. No. $50. +. q A. NJ,
meets In regular communication ON Thursday
evening on tr before the full OF the moon
Transient members ase fratcrnaliy invited Il
attend FF. THATCHER. w. NJ.
A. ID. Rorrrr secretEy.
MARVIN POST, No 24o, G. A. r. meets the
second Saturday and fourth Irid in each
month. A. J. ROSE, Poet Commander.
J. G. HANSON, Adjutant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

An Interesting Summary of the More I'm
portant Doings OF Our Neighbors-Wed-
dings and Deaths = Crimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-06

WATER differs from a good many
things in that it is highest when there
Is most o. Il, ~
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srcoyD crIss /

The CLERK wag directed to notify all
contractors that they must file their
bonds within ten days.
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FHE FIRST TRAFFIC
Over the Wheeling Railway
Bridge and Terminal
.coMPANY's TRACKS MONDAY.
The CsiiJ Decorated Eagise Bhuis
Twenty Cars Laden with Lake
Ice 70 the EeJmaun Brerer1.
a Big Croad Looks on.

An sTsn. oerarsd Jss.etiiy which
bids al, 70 6gare a Tie opsning Of a
new 10, the railroad history 81 Wheel.
Ing. The frs, irigh. Vas hauled orsr
The terminal traefs Of The Wheeling
nailrsy Bidgs and Terminal Company.
Tie .r.pt eiased h7:ae enthnatsn,
which rs, aroused hns By The sight 0!
the eonptny's handsome new sDgioe,
the Marie Loaise, stsaniny up The Bil.
tinore d Ohio Coapanys si1tstnih
stree: tack, h~ssdsom.ly and P~rotrsely
deo0n.Hi xi,h The St.iontl oo,o1.
The engine ran ca. th,o5zh .bs
HenpfsId tusneL and .bsres Upon Il.
Terminal Conpany'.o irtsk TEsnty
cars loaded With lake Superior ios, ca
.igned 10 the Esymzrn Bssslng Com
pEny. and tfo5gb. here By The 3. d o
company, was utnsterrea around TO th'
Peninsula track AID thence ,rouad h.
creek % The Rsynrn riding.
Abou; 3p9popls watched tie p.oZves
o! the lzis, and there -ss Al occzsionz
chez, a. the fszeorsfed engine pzEse<
I peE crozd. Il szs regarded q L;
erent oil Historical iupn,tlree, iton III
Comments isT~EtlicEHcEE yepor.s. Wit
vas on the spot heard dropped By Epee
tx.oyH. H.
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Rev. ". A. Bowyer, an accredited
agent Of the Wes.ern Seaman,s Friend
Society, from Cleveland, is in tom &c
soliclt donations for that institution
and as the cause lisa very humane and
worthy one, it Is hoped that be will be
betriended and aided. The objects oil
this society are mainly:
lat. The evanSelization OF geamen,
boatmeD, railway operatives, lumber.
men, fishermen and Others whoge VEGA.
Etions separate them from home and
church, and the families OF such as live
in the vicinity Of docks and wbaryes
that are unreached by the regular de.
nonina.ional churches.
20. To establish Bethel Homes 10 fur.
nish transient s.oppingplaces undertem.
perancc and Christian for geamen.
b%oattnen. railway men and others.
~. Effort Tor the ameliora.ion OF The
social condition and religious education
OF the children OF needy classes.
41h. The establishment OF reading
rooms and the gathering OF .eading mai,
ter and distribution on vessels and In
lumber camps, mining aettlementp, hos.
pi.als, jailu, etc, Of moral aud relisious
literature. r.
Tho Ministerial A4oclatlon endorsed
BIZ. Bowyer at It's meeting yesterday.
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The Ohm.

The Board Of Public Works cot q force
Of three men to work yesterday repair
Ing tho wharf, and by night several o,
the unsightly and dangerous holes il
the cobble pavement had been reason,
ably well fixed up. All day Yesterday
the wharf was filled with freight. In.
GLIDING in the lot nearly every conceiy.
able kind OF merchandise.
To.day's boats will BIZ well supplied
with freight, there being enough already
IN sight TO give them all good cargocs,
The marks last night indicated 10 feet
and falling. The Elaine got of ior
Pittsburgh at 7 a. 10. yesterday, The
Andes, from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
got away from here at 4:30 n. m. The
Ben Hur, from Pittsburgh for Parkers-
burg, passed down ate p. m. To-day
the Keystone State Is due down from
Pittsburgh To Cincinnati at 7 a. m. and
the Hudson from Cincinnati for Pitts.
burgh at the same hour. The Courier
will depart for Parkereburg at 1880 a.
m. The Liberty and Bellaire will be in.
their regular trades. The Hawk passed
up yesterday afternoon with two biz
OF poplar lumber and lath. The
prospects from above last night were
that tho river would be, rising a little at
point to-day, ,il. !!
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LOCAL BgEylnEa
Matters Of Minor MsnsDt IN and Abos.
the Ctr. ~

Matters Of Minor NSnsnt IN and Abort
the Ctr.
THz GEASD this ersning-@0a the
Frontier
TIE bauts Of The riYs, and creeks are
lined with fishermen these days.
The thortsys Of box cars Is Beriorsly
ineonrenieaang shippers he'eabouH.
a xAs By the I'M OF Lyons, Of An.
dersop, W. Va, disappeared saturday.
/: IL fupposed tina. he accidentally sho.
hiDselt, Is he "a. hunting wien lzs:
zen.
The Mssons Eho are going 70 Cadiz
this siternoon sho1ld remember that The
train will leaye Bridgeport on the CleYe.
land q htu5uyZh road .: 3:5i, Wheel
Ing time.
TnEgE n considerable complain. coz.
cerning tss. driving on. NcColloch
street. SsYeral persons have been
Knocked DOM and hurt by teams on
that street within the past few sesks.
FEED KErEEE vas fined 81 and cost,
By Squire Dsyis yesterday tor abusise
language, hDn sef1!feu VI give Jon "
keep the peace. The trouble occurred
a. the LaBelle mill. where Rsiber works
THAT vas an awkward case Of coniuE
ion Of names ia yesterdays I%xrELLiGES'
GEE which spokeof the libel mi. Of DR.
Mccoy sgzins. this paper. Dr.. Mccoy
never had euch q euit. Ga the contrary
quite the reyeyze. /. was d.. Pipe
Whose sui. Vas diEuissed Saturday.
YEsrrgpAY was ano:her moist one. 1
rainsd most Of the alter part Of the day
ri Eicks Ia about az far of the truth x
Tar this mohih az be has been ~ioyseyera
weeks past. TIE rain Eladethe .unswep'
brick psvenents very unpleasant ic
walk on last evening. II the city cam
afford = Erect sweeper it would pay u
buy one by popular subscription.
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-1zu Is Ak AGE Or ArotilyAIn wArr-"

PHrsicrAss recommend Lsughlin's
Worn Syrupto be good. safe and reliable.
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CHILDREN Car 5
Foa LArGHLIs's
CopnrAr.
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YBLicguRr1K
4 Zig Ess % Sissa-tnth st,..; YESTERDAY.
Arrests.

l'A.. ~. LILY .a..H Cd dr. w. .|#..
II Police Court yesterday Lacy Bel
tooa., TIE psoprie:,ess Of an gos stree.
house Of III tliSs which rrs prlltd ,rice
Saturday night, vas fined SD and costs
for tespingl horte Of III tl;ne, and SO
and ousts kr keeping = dino.dstly bo1ts-
AL the o.hss. found In The house rere
fred the rscil stnounts- Ths Sunday
d,unks and d~iso,dsfiies we're fned In
The usual amorn.t. tsd all paid s1osp.
Ji-es Tieraey. rho rent 10 the bill tor
thirty dayL La. nigh. Once, Watson
bro5ght two piain dronts from The Sec
ond rEd Who rtfe 80 drunk ;hey could
10. tkii thsir nA,nes. lie also locked o.
?. H. Htrt, 4 Toledo, Ohio, painter, who
while drunk Eel through La. Gt,es's
store window. Yesterday afternoon
George Hill, HAIRY Hill, George SehsIl
and Csmnta. Herman INDUCED IN .
sef1fing nIteh n Larra Roses house IL
Ess. WhsSiiny. oaesr Short and Chile
Delb.usce rsnt 90; 70 look 10, them
and alter chasing them icros. the aetl
ard up nsls the Seminary, esugh: ID,
tEo Hills The oths, tEo men YER
etnybt it.sy 4HH|l
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City and Theeiin: Folks
- lhxa.ud -

L..
.',1 an" "e S"'S
n"'
flo;: sneN' Inc opHciah, ID a9uess a
thc WINDSOR.
Ar. and Mrs. Jay Ratclif, Of Wells
burg, are at the Mcclure.
Miss Jessie simeral, OIL steubenrille. il
making two weeks' visit 10 Wheeling
!riends.
3tr, J, H. Limheryer, Chief Inynec.a-
and c. T.. e. Childefs. Iugpector. OF the
Central Traffic Agsoc;at;ou. aYe a. The
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William Howard, Of Wellsburg. ia
mys!erioualy absent from his home.
He disappeared Sunday evening, April
q, and has not sirce been seen or heard
Of. He Is by occupation 4 paper maker
aged 50 years; Is five feet five inchea
high; has blue eyes, gray hair, light
complexion, chin whiskers, gray; wore
dark diagonal pantaloons, hickory shirt,
G. A. 7. coat, slouch hat carried a
large eilyer watch. Any Information
concerning his whereabouts will be
gratefully received by Mrs. Maria How.
ard or George 3. Crawford, OF Wells.
burg. W. Va
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Yesterday morning a lady was walk.
Ing IN Market %ttreet, aboyeT Twelfth, and
just as she reached the corner Pete Da.
Wis, a colored boy, was dashiny around
the same corner In tho opposite direc.
ton. The two came together, and the
lady, was knocked down, striking her
head on the corner OF an iron grating,
and was rendered insensib!c. She was
removed over to McLain'B drug store,
where her injuries were dressed and shc
was soon able to go to her home. This
illustrates the need OF care on the part
OF kids in dashing about tho strectR
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MARTINS FERRY.
For the Mckinley Battle-Ground and Gen.
ernl News Items.

-- #
For the Mckinley Biil-Personal and Cen
eral News Items.
LII. c: D'eauea returned TO Mi,neapoii
Sunday night. r."
Rev. LIS. Winters will preach the Bsccalan
!eate sermon 10 the class OF 20 in the N. 2
Church, Sunday, May q.
Hibba1d 4 Son have laid about onc.third a,
he extension OF the wafer mains. No wore va,
zone yesterday on account Of the rain. :
Nj. W. X. Fulton, secretary OF the Y. N g
returned yesterday from uhrichsville, where
ne attended meeting Of the association. -
sly. Frank EutterEeld, OF Manchester, Enr.
ianc, and Mits Lille sAuderk. of Martins Ferry.
were married 10 Pittsburgh las, Saturday. They
VIII reside III Allegheny City.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ia.ga,e. Watson. wife Of
~: wallace Watson, who died Sunday ouIte
suGdenly VIII take place his morning at q
Ward. lnier1eut at Ut. Pleasant, -''
The Andrews opesa Company wfll haze a fnl1
hou,e to'hisht This company played 10 a Biz
nuslhess at sleubenrll!e at 81 90 last night, and
70 large house At Akron Last week NJ a n
The company Is q big one and ID hirhlv snotsu
OF BY the pre4S. - ffH"~N"
Yesterday al! Of the Democrats at the E,.on
Siass mo.fs signed the petition OF Pre.Ident
itai!n 70 congress, asking Tor the passage OF de
'Acklnley bill as II now Is. All Of these Ilam.
oe'ass voted for Cleveland TWO yesrs AGO The
glass workers say that Mckinley ia theif fr,end'
ano oihef wo'Iingmen think g1 they do. M
republicans would sign q petition pfayine fo1
the tasasc oil the Mills bill. and rnany Dam.
oc!a! here would gladiy vote for the MrEjnisv
Dill ifthey had q chance. 'fr ''AA1se!
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Vote early and often.


At the recent nesting Of the St
Clairsyille Presbytery, a letter was re
ceiTed from Rev. c. G. Hays, writer
from Cairo, Egypt, asking for the disso
luton Of his pastoral relation to tht
church OF Bridgeport, which was grant
ed, the church reluctantly a~cquiesin2,
Rev. Walter L. Alexander, who is abopt
70 take Charge OF Rock Hill and Goa,
Brook churches, and Elder Davis, OIL
CAdiz church, were elected principal
Commissioner to the General Assembly
which meets q. Saratoga, \. y, May Is
and Rev. Dr.: Wa. Williams, OF Demos
and Elder W. W. Watt, OF Bethel, alter.
mates. The Assembly will be lively. on
account Of the revision question.
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A LARGE stock OLDEST make Of fire and
burglar proof safes ut cost and carriage
for ten days, to make room for fresh
stock. Store full and two.car loads com.
Ing. Come in and get prices, and II you
want q safe you will buy.
TIE CLONE CONTRACT Co.,
80 Fourteenth street,
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IfDkute I~luuTnea..

The last will andtes:ament ofTheodore
Mueller was yesterday admitted to pro.
bate and ordered to be recorded.
Mary D. Rumble was appointed ad.
mlnlstratr!x OF the es.ate OF George W,
Rumble. deceased; bond $500, ". T.
and II. D. Rumble sureties.
Louiee sondermann was appointed ad.
ministratrix Of the estate OF William
Sundermann, deceased; bond 5000, Chas.
kettler surety.
Harry Cranmer Caldwell qualified as
g notary public; bond $3.50 with GIL.
Crantncr as surety.
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To Have u New Church,

There were interesting services a.
simpeon u. E. church Sunday. The
presiding Elder preached morning and
evening and delivered an address TO the
Sunday School in the afternoon.
The trusteea aud members have De.
c!ded to replace the old frame church by
a brick structure when a sufficient
amour. Of money has been collected to
guarantee Euccess. The pastor called
Tor subscription, and S755 were sub
seFihed by the members and friends.
The first grand rally on the new church
viii be June 2oo. -Four persons Joined
the church, and the outlook is hopeful.
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"A Chrstrnt.

Under the head Of "a Wheeling Lady,s
Experience" the Registrars local Columns
yesterday contained a condemnation NJ
an interview with Mrs. Cora Gardner'
NC Miss Cora Mossbury, OF tbia citv
which appeared In the Cincinnati Cam.
mtreial Ga:t4e: The Rtgistr might have
obtained the entire interview frst hand.
cd from last Thursdays IsTgLLloESogn's
local columns. 90
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WE ARE ILL SETTLED.

Come and Sec Us In Our. New and Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VIcTog SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to zee it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is il?
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. isthe ~cheepes. in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes Of Bicycles.
EDw. L. Rose j. Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-06
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