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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-02

The regular monthly msetipg o! tha
Ohio Valley Round Tsble" was held al
superintepdeRt AndeFson's office last
night. Those present yeye; Professors
Merry, OF Steubenyillei Williams. ol
Moundsvills; Rea, Of Barnesville; MeT.
rick, OF CadiE; Duncan, Of Bridgeport
Shields, OF Wellsburg; Ford, OF Ben.
wood, and Anderson, o. Wheeling. A
number OF subjects CT interest ID edu.
Gators were discussed, and arIangenenta
we're made for the next meeting.
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slI TnousANp MINERs ON.

This morning between 5000 and COCO
railroad miners in the Pittsburgh dis.
trict went out on strike. Their old
scale expired yesterday and they went
out pending IN adjustment Of wages.
The miners convention now in Bession
here has been debating the wage ques.
ton. It has been decided to agree to a
diderential price OF nine cents between
the Ohio aud Pittsburgh districts in ia.
yor Of the former, but as the Ohio dis.
triCt ia still in session it is not known
what will be done there. At 1870 p. m.
the miners decided TO ask NINETY.
cents per ton for mining coal for trade
and seventy.nine cents for coal intended
for lake or competitive trade. -. -
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RICHIE ANNEY ENrERrAlNNENr.
Vel: :TFn;nea fu3iis Itvo nm 4sEceit tent Per
fOrIaance-A Pleasant 4cea'ion.

Well: :TEn;nsa Pn3iis Itvo mn Excel tent Per:
fOrIaanCe-A Pleasant 4cca'iOn.
Yesterday afternoon an entertainment
was given by the pupils of Richie An
mex school in the grammar room of the
pain building. The afternoon enter
tainmeut was more in the pature Of q
rehearsal. The SAME programme was
presented in the evening before large
audience. The entertainment consisted
Of singing, readinGs, recitations and
drills.
The rendition Of the various features
OF the programme was very good, the
performances OF the smaller pupils being
particularly cute and pleasing. The
hOyel doll hpop end bgoop dEillp we're
exceptionally well rendered and evoked
considerable applause. The entire en-
tertainment was a success, due entirely
To the efforts Of the teachers and Miss
Lucy Robinson, the musical instructress.
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A FARMER MURDERRD.
Horrible Crime Committed by strau
Man In Kentucky.

Horrible Crime Committed by Strange
Man In Kentucky.
WINCHESTER, KY, May 1.-The family
OF Oliver Morgan, a farmer OF this
county, yesterday afternoon left him
plowing in the field while they went to
Lynn on business, When they Fetgrn-
ed they found him in an upstsirs room
dead, having been shot through the
heart. His revolver was missing and a
rock was found on the floor. The room
was smeared with blood, and evidences
Of desperate struggle.
A strange man giving his name as
Cbsrley Mckinney was traced to the
city and placed in Jail accused Of the
horrible crime. He is apparently 9
tramp. When arrested he was found to
have two fresh cuts or scratches on his
face, and bloody handkerchief was
toGpd in his pocket. Every thing seems
to show that bs is ths murderer.
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BERLIN, May l-S:45 a. m.vThe
weather is delightful and a majority OF
the people are either at work or prepar.
ing Tor s Iay Of healthy holiday making
iu the shape Of al oGt OF town picnic,
There seems to be no possibility pt any
disturbance. Reports received here
from tho provinces are OF similar char.
acteT. The sociaiist papers in referring
to May day Indicate that the socialists
will postpone their celebration qi iahor
day until Sunday next.
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A SLICK FOEGER CAUGHT.
An EngliShman In Cincinnati COnfesses He
10 the Man Wanted.


CINCINNATI. May l.-pr. +. G. Good
win, alias K, 9. HouRtou, was sFeated
yesterday by two private detectIves
The charge made against him Is that Of
forging checks. The request to look out
for him. cage April q, from A. NJ.
Rrovnell, Richmond, va. The charge
against him 10 forging q check on J.. P.
Hickman, Of Hendersoaville, n. c.,
which was cashed by the State Bank OF
Commerce at that place. DR.. Goodwin
Is an Englishmsn, twenty-five years old,
OF fine appearance and well educated.
His bogus checks were discovered in
February last and he fed, being traced
10 many points, from which it is inferred
that ko muat haVe obtained seyersl
thousand dollars. He confessed 10 tie
detectives that he was the man they
were seeking.
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San FRANCISCO, May deputy sur.
yeyor Gaskell made a seizure last even.
ing Of twelve hundred pounds Of opiIr
valued at $4,000. The opium was
found concealed on the steamship China,
which arrived here from Hong Kong
several days ago but has pssn ia quar-.
antine ever since. The owners OF the
opium claim 1t was not meant for entry
here but was 10 be sent 10 Mexico,
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The Saturday and sEnday night meet
iugs at Evaugelistic hall will Ge unusu.
ally full OF interest. Mr.. G. W. Sawyer
will speak at both meetings, and Mr.. r.
H. Parker end Mr.. H. Easley, the coro.
netlst, With corps OF good dingers, will
make these services especially attractive
and enjoyable. On Sunday evening, in
addition, Mr.. Sawyer will have the able
assistanCe Of Rev. j. Smith Marble. The
attendance at all the Evangelistic hall
services has Kept op increasing tight
along, and the work does more good
every week than the week before.
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EISMARCKIS TRIUMPH.
He Is Returned to the ReiohstnE By a Good
Majority.

He 10 Returned to the Reiohstag by Good
Majority,
BERLIN, May l,-As the later returns
OF the bye election at Geestemunde
come in they show that the return OF
Prince Bismarck to the ReiChstag is now
certain, as it will be impossible for
Herr Schmalield, his Socialist opponent
in the district not yet heard from, to
overcome the present majority given 10
Prince Bismarck. Upte eleven o'clock
this morning the returns had been re-
ceived from seventy.six election dis
tricts. They show that in these dis
triCts Prince Bismarck has received
$500 votes and Herr SChmaltsld 5l90.
Later returns show that Prince Bis
marck has received about 10000 votes
and Herr schmalIeld about 5000. Z
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WAsHISaroS, b. O.. Nay l.-seeretary
Foster, in speaking to an Associated
Press reporter to-day concerning
financial EsLters, said that in his opinion
the Government would be able to take
care Of all its obligations, and that in
addition to the $23, ,0O0, 900 Of bonds al.
ready retired by this administration, it
you'd, ln hlS cpipi9Rr odd conuidera.
bic amount In Tie two HeaFs that remain,
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The pleasant weather which com.
menced about ten days ago sigualizel
the opening Of the drying BEACON, and
On the styeetG aud out the Nationa! road
great numbers drive in the evenings.
Considerable complaint 10 made re.
garding the condition Of the pike. The
roadbed Is uneven from this city 10 Elm
Grove, and one veEiC'O cannot pass
another without driving into aTut. Con.
sidering that the toll Is much higher on
the National road now than 1t was two
yeara ago those who drive should be
Afforded pnnh roads.
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sITUATION IN PAElS.
Presence of rroop' Prevents the Threaten
cd Riot

Presence OF Troops Prevents the Threaten:
cd Riot
PARIS, May 1.-The City Of Paris, on
this day anxiously looked forward to in
many quarters, presents It's usual smil'
ing aspect with the exception that there
Is stir somewhat more lively than
usual In the quarters which are inhabit.
cd by the artisans, lsborers and minor
classes OF employees. Troops Of cavalry
throughout the past night steadily
patrolled the socialist quarters. The
police are not idle, even ifthe troops are
baipy mainly relied upon TO Quell any
possible disturbance. Acting upon the
theory that an ounce Of preVention is
worth a pound Of cure, the police yester'
day evening arrested about 800 Anarch-
ista, Socialists and other persons coming
under the category Of dangerous charac'
ters."
fp. m.-Itis now raining here, All
was quiet until about noon when there
was a scene OF great excitement in the
vicinity OF the Rue Berry. The cause
Of tho tgnult was q loud explosion
which broke yinioEg sll around the To-
cality mentioned, The greet happily
was deserted al the time Of the eSplo-
sion. Consequently nobody was in
Iured. No one seems to be able TO eE-
plain the motive for this explosion which
Is said 10 have been caused by o bomb
or by dynamite cartridges. With this
exception reports received at the prefec:
ture OF police from all other parts OF
Paris tbat RIO day is passing quietly.
The court yard Of the Chateau D Eau
barracks 10 alled With Rayalry waiting
for the word to mount and sally forth
upon disturberB Of the peace.
During the course Of the day NJ. Flo
auet assured deputation OF men EN-.
pIoyeJ IN various capacities upon the
railroads thai they hE1 hisEympathy and
support in the efforts being pGa2 70
bring about reduction in the number
oi h0urS they had to work each day.
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nltumluoHS aiinors remain at worM.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, May 1.-The pro-
posed general strike Of the Pennsylvania
bituminous miners, wbich was an
nounced for to-day, has been incidentally
declared oil and the work will therefore
continue as usual. The huntington,
Bedford ppd Cambria county miners
were dependent on the action Of the
Clsatlsli region meH, aud the latter
having decided that not enough m!oney
was in the treasury to justly a strike IT
vas abandoned. The ;nan sFe thor
ouRhly organized and their grievance
NAV resHlt in o shut down at any time.
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Tho lsass IIail SeAGop,

The season oi the Ohio Valley
Amateur Base ball League opens to-day.
The general public here has not VT
manifested much interest in this event,
but perhaps when the boyA begin 10
play this will al change. To-day the
R.d Cross club, OF this city, and the
East Liverpool club will Cross bats at
the latter place. The B.ayOr Falls and
Red Lion clubs are booked to play here,
aud the New Cumberland and Wells.
burg clubs at We!lsbuYg,
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LONDON, May lit is generally be.
lieved in shipping circles here that tho
report OF a transatlantic line steamer
being ashore at Kinsale is erroneous
Inquiries have been made OF the Lloyd
agents at Old Head and Kinsale and at
Klnsale hOrbor and in reply each OF
them has tel2raphed that he knows of
no steamer being stranded in that
vicinity,
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Yesterday morning one ottho MARITIME
Ferry express wagons in making the
turn OF the corner Of Twelitb and Jacobs
streets rathe: rapidly, struck the pole ci
the are alarm telegraph, pulling down
the pole and smashing the box. The
pole in lallina pulled down the wires
from two poles on each side, and left the
system in that section badly crippled.
The post had been in the ground !0l
several years ana was quits rotten,
Chief He6lS rot force OF men 10 work
Al once repairing the damage.
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the consequent local excitement the day
80 far has been quiet. A general meet.
ing has been called for this evening at
Fairchance and an effort will be made
to bring out the men at the Frick plants
there. The men have promised to at.
tend. As usual, operators figures and
those given out by the men differ
widely but It is certain the coke ship.
ments are slowly increasing.
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no permissible decoration except one
large urn on the top, which is inter.
changeable with cross and crown orna.
ment, There Is nothing that could be
suggested as an addition 10 the rich ele.
ganCe Of this vehicle. 1t reflects credit
on both builders and owners for good
taste and enterprise,
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THE PRESlDENPS TOUR,
He Receives an Enthusiastic Welcome at
Santa Cruz.


SANTA CRuz, CAL, May 1.-The Presi.
dent and party arrived here at eight
o'clock this morning and had a most en-
thusiastic reception.
After reviewing school children and
Grand Army veterans the party were
tsken TO Big Trees on special train,
and on returning TO Santa Cruise re.
sumed their journey to San Francisco,
where he received an ovation.
II have tried to make this business
administration. You see you cannot
wholly separate politics from the
national administration; but have felt
that every public officer owed his best
service to the people without distinction
to party; that in administering official
trusts We were in o very striDt Sense
not merely in hgurative sense-your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-02

Special piIDGteA 10 thS,Ins.!:.ceNeer.
WASHINGTON, D. @, May l.-west
Virginia pensions: Original Oven
Moore, Htzskiah Miller, James X. Stall.
ings, John NJ. Owens, Nicholas Dsbolt,
s, D. Shares, Leyi SWsEtwood, Joseph
Stout, Lewis Mickles, Elijah 'Ssckt,
Lewis I. Skinner. Additiohal-Henry
Rogers, Euss6ius Sattertield, Joseph
Xolder, George W. Chidester, Harrison
Slower, S. G. Asngel, George Weiner.
Increase-John W. Beebe, franklin A,
Work, Jesse.Sprout, Oscar L, Pauley.
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souiI,.1stern OIineTs out.

0rTuMwA, May 1.-The miners Of
Southeastern Iowa laid down their tools
last night and say they will not take
them up again until ordered to do 80 by
the supreme officers OF their union.
They declare they are not on strike but
have merely suspended work.
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MARsEILLEs, May l, l p. ma Social
ist demonstration took place here this
morning. 1t was OF disorderly charac.
ter, and the Socialists taking part in 1t
refused to diaperse when ordered 10 do
30 by the authorities. Tho result was
that the services OF the military were
called for and they quickly scattered the
soCialists, many q whom were arrested.
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HptcidI DLlp1Ich % UN INEtAI9sI1ctTs
KINGwooD, W. Va, May 1.-The Tun.
melton, RinRwoOd 4 Fairchance railroad
company purchased suothpr engine and
It has arrived. 1t Is put up iorpulling
rather than speed. The company arc
well pleased with their purchase and
yin he beLterEquipped than ever to move
faniC,
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s,rhhorn SIrIEe Al puuuesne, ILIs

DraUEsSE, III, May The most
s,ubboruly contested coal miners strike
ever had in this district was inAugurated
this morning. The contest is to enforce
the law Is to eight hours for days work
and pas sYery Saturday. The men say
they will stay out until the law is up
held and this demand granted. Fully
i, 500 men will be directly interested in
Al. ia nNFIta
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CINCINNATI, ONO, May mo strike
here, no disturbance in business. In
Covington, KY, all the carpenters have
struck for a nine.hour day at 50 so a
day, and bricklayers and other work
men say that il non.union carpenters
are employed they will stop.
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The Toronto Oil and Gas Company
has struck iu second gas well on Lyons
farm, one mile west Of Toronto, o. The
well Is said 10 show $50 to 400 pounda
pressure, The two wells will supply all
the factories in Toronto and New Gum
beTland. The company has its main
pipes laid in town from the frat well
aud will cross the river to furnish RAl
for the brick works on the West Viz
pInia side.
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RECIPROCITY WIN SPAIN.
The Treaty krrlvOs pt washihgton-N'
Given to the Public Yet.

Tho Treaty AFfIVO7 ~ WhHhIhgtoh-NOt
Given to the Public Yet.
WASHINGTON, May Especial Com.
missioner Foster and James G. Blaine,
Jr., have returned to Washington from
Europe. Mr.. Foster called upon Score.
tary Blaine this morning, bearing copy
OF the new reciprocity agreement nego.
t;ated by him with the Spanish Govern
meDt. The Secretary aud Mr.. Foster
discussed the docuaent 1T poms length,
but It's contents will not be made public
at present. Secretary Blaine said the
Gg,eement Is Of such nature as to pre-
ctqde puBlicafgl pgtil the President
shall read It. -
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The carpenters and
joiners have once more scored a victory
against their employers. Two years ago
they fought for IS cents an hour and an
eight hour day and won. To-day they
asked 40 cents an hour, and got Il,
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, AZ At Oincinnasi-oincinuati Il St.
"A A. oOlumbu'-columbus 81 Louie.
A. olovolaud-Clevelahd l2; oincin.
natl 5.
Al Chicapo-Uhicago .; Pittsburg 8.
a. rhi!adelphia-New York II; Phil
AENow York-BOs'ouOi Brooklyn ls.
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BERLIN, May 1.-The Tageblatt to-day
publishes a dispatch, the substance of
which is that Emin Pasha is now march,
ing on Kibiro with the intention OF re-
covering the ivory which has been aban-
6nnad thnra
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The Day In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May Labor day
drew out probably the largest parade
seen hero. The day was. pleasant, and
being made holiday by manufacturing
establishments is made iestal time by
WorkinPmen.
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New YoRK, May There have been
90, ,449 immigrants landed during April
at this port, the highest number for
April since 1882, when $3.50 were
landed that year. The number landed
last April was 49, ,QS4,
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CLEVELAND, May l.-Five hundred
carpenters quit work at youngstown,
Ohio, to-day, because the contractors re.
fuse to recognize other unions in the
building trades. Negotiations looking
to a compromise are in progress.
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TERRE HAuTE, IND, May l.-About
FIVE hundred carpenters in this city quit
work last night. They ask for an In
crease OF five cents per hour. The bod
carriers are also on strike for an. in
crease, and the brickmakers have gone
out in sympathy with the miners.
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M Trouble IN RoIl,,.

ROME, May lat the hour Of sending
this dispatch $3.50 all is quiet here.
All the stTeets are opening as usual, and
there is no sign thai the peace OF this
city will disturbed to-day by LABOR Tiots
Of any description.
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1nrn. nI.,rirL Nl,n ont.

TmNBLr, Ono, May l.-All the
miners Of Lucas district No. Care out to.
dsy. They number about l,lOO men.
So far as can be asce,tained they demand
an advance in the EGale OF machine
ndnipR 10 three titthB OF the rate given
ior pIck mining. There Is adlv!sion OF
opinion in regard TO tho eight.hOur
nnaRiiOu,
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APerFsct Dny in Ch,ouTo.

CncAoo, May LA perfect day, large
crowds and great enthusiasm character.
lied the labor demonstrations for eight
hours in Chicago. No disturbances.
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Mn sIrna nf Dlatnrhnnoa.

DRCAzEvlLLE, May 1.-The miners Of
this district are all at work to-day and
there are no signs OF any disturbance
being contemplated.
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Grin sprrndlnr 10 England.

LONDON, May l.-Reports received
here from all parts OF England show that
the epidemic Of iuHuen2I is still spread
ing. There are many cases Of the dig
ease in london.
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IN. worS OueS,lou Most Important.

BRAzlL, IND, May 1.-The miners
s.r,keis Of, to, day and 500 block coal and
500 bitlmiuOuS miners arc in it. The
oioht.hour demand seeWs not 10 aaect
ths njpsp 81 tllis district 80 much as
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ASHLAND, Pa, May 1.-The eight
hour movement has not been pressed in
this district. The miners at all the col
lierles arc working as usual to-day.
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Nh ntrikn nj I,nlleyiIlo.

BELLEvrLLE, Ills, May There will
be no miners strike in this coal district,
and there is apparently no disposition
among the miners to join such move
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TERRR HAUrE, IND, May Mot less
than 5000 miners in Indiana quit work
last night because the wage scale for the
year beginning to-day had not been
eiDned
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PARIS, May IN. sarcsy, the dis.
tinguished writer, hss married Mile
Carbonate, who 10 thirty years his junior.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May III. O.
Hunt, vice j. D. Kremer, resigned, has
been appointed postmaster at Asyherry,
Mcdowell county. "
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The Strike.
FIGHT FOR SHORT HOURS
Begins in Many Sections Of this
Country and in Portions
Of Europe.
MOVEMENT NOT AS GENERAL
As Was Expected n Few Months
Ago, Especially Among
the Miners.

10 Disturbances of COuscquence-Qulet
Relgns EveryShers-The Military on
Guard In ParIs-Th, 0AIy Riot In
Which Lives Wero Lost Vas In Flor.
cncC, ItaTy-The Situation In All
Sections.
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TBREE is nothing like DR.. ThomaN'
EclectriC Oil TO quickly cure enld or 10.
lieve hoarBeness. WIitten by Mrs. NJ. j..
Fellows, Burr Oak, 81. Joseph county,
Michigan. 0&w
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TUE COgE gTRlKE.

Moro E,ietlous Made-OOkS Shipments
slowly InerSaSipE.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May l.-several eVtc'
tions were made in tho coke regions
to-day, the Suerla aud deputies being
especially busy at Adelaide. Outside oil