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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
Sabner gum Gierfesen ansureeen.


Dasu barf eS bauptid6Iid an elmer
binrei9enben ansabI bon Reitern ni9t
febIen, un6 70 ioute ieber @eflii9eI3iids
ter unb 2iebbaber barauf bebadt iein,
in ieinem @efldseltaae Iieber einise
Reiter su bieI, ais gu tpeniS anSubrin'
gen. g8ia elm Subn fein 81 Iesen unb
finbet bic 9ieiter bereits beiebt, 10 1T eS
unn5tbiser @eiie seatpunsen, bamit 3ul
tparten. $50 bic 0iiitseIesenbeit bes
i9rGnft 1T, fam man mandmal beob'
a9tsn, ipie eiue sanse S9aar Siibner
bic einsiee MliItitelIe beIaeert, UNI Die
@sIessnbeit abSuiparten ibre Gier los
su tperben. Sa, man 3tpinSt Die Siibs
ner auf biefe @eile gum 8erIeeen Der
@ier, ippriiber es 10 biele &Iaeen 9iebt.
SIT bas erit einise DtaI Sefdeben, 10
fplrb baIb cine iibIe un6 berbriebIi6e
9Inseippbnbeit SarauS, bic iid 10 baIo
ni6t abgeip5bnsn IdBt. 2eet baS Subn
baS 81 auf ben blpben StaHbooen, 10
aerbridt bafielbe iebr Ieidt, bic Sitbner
ltii3en barauf Ios unb per3ebren es,
baber bic rlntusenb teS gierfrehenS,
ipopon iebr oft cine ean3e 9iibnerf9aar
ereriffen ipirb, 70 oab iie nur nod
@srtb fir ben 2O9topf Der Sausfrau
bat. Serner lit Sorse bafiir su tra8en,
bab tets in ieoem Jieit spei aud brei
Neiteier Iiesen. 9lm beiten ipdblt man
fir bieien 3tpef ,,Borselans geiteier," I"
bod Iebe man bara,lf, Oab bieie BoraeIs
Ians gier i'm ennern bobI unb am itnms
pfen gnbe NIT einem feinen 2o6e bers
ieben linb, ipeI1es bic YIaeseiiter .beS
@efliiaeIs, bic MiIben, 2duie uno ions
Itises llnseaiefer benuBen uno bur6
baIIeI6e iid in bic innere SbbIune oeS
@ieS suriidsieben, in ipeIder iie unse'
It5rt nit ibrer Brat iburm uno it6er
iiben. Dem 8ddter Iieet nun OBJ, iein
@efIiaeI bon bieien 8lutiau9ern auf
einfa6e unb foitenIpIe Grt su befreien,
inbem er seittpeiie bic Boraeaaneier aus
benz Neite nimmt unb in Iieoenoes 9Sais
fer pdbrenb Ginger Nlinuten Ie8t mos
bur6 bas llnse3iefer perni6tet ipiro.
QuS bieIem @runbe iinb ale nnoeren
9teIteier, ipie ioI6e bon @ppS, 8IaS
ober SoI3 enti9ieben Su periperfen.
Die boIen 91eIteisr bon @ppS iinb iibers
Sies su ibper, fenfen unO Derlieren ii6
i'm Reiiitrob, fpabrenO natiirIide @ier,
tpeI6e bieIe 8a9ter einfa9 aIS Neiteier
Iiesen Iaien, RAID faul perben, aIio
perIoren Iinb, bann AUDI in bieiem 8us
Itanoe Iei4t serbrs9en, bas SanSe gieit
nit ssynbaIt berunreiniBen unO bic Staas
Iuft berpeiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

9rilmme Beine Der &inber iinb
GpmptOme Der ensIiiden 8runfbeit.
WtaIs. unb SaIsbdber, beionbers aber
Der gufentbaIt auf benz 2anOe in gutter
2uft, Ieibt peroauIide uno frdftige Soit
sIei6en bas Ilebel init Der 3eit meiitenS
ipieber aus. 98ir empfebIen aud ben
reidIiaen 8enub bon gutter Diil6, tpels
der man INNER etipaS &aIfpaiier gus
fiigt. Da bic &no6en nod ipei6 iinb,
70 perbinbere man bus fribSeitiBe Ste.
ben Der &inber, berbinbere aber su 9leis
der 3eit, baB iie nidt Su pieI iiben uno
Iiesen. Ntan binbere iie nibt an ben
8etpeeunaen unb bem @ebrau9 ber
8eine, bic iie ieIbit MAIDEN. gnttpbbn'
ten 8inoern sebe man leidt berbauIide
gtabrunssmitteI, namentIi6 SIeii1,
@ier un6 DiiId in fleinen Bortionen,
aber 6fter. Otan iude bas Settperben
Der &inber 3u perbinbern, ba baifelbe
fein 3ei6en bon Stdrte unb &raft 1T,
Ionbern bic 2ait fiir Die fdtpa9en 8eine
nur persrbBert. 0fan reibe baS Sinb
Rorgens un6 AbenbS nit einem in
faItem SaIsmafer ein9etaudten sroben
Gude tii6tis ab, itreide unb fnete bic
UlusteIn bes &idenS, Der Irme uno
8eine bdufie NIT Der bIoBen 9anb.
8eritdnbissn 0iiittern brau9en mir
ipobI ni9t su iasen, baB 8ein unO
Bier uno ionitise iosenannte Stdrs
fun8smitteI baS &inb nur aufre8en, in
@irfIi9feit aber ibm feline 8raft eeben.
9lu6 2ebertbran oermebrt meiitsns nur
baS binberIibe Settpolfer, Obne bic
DlusfeIn su frdftisen. Sett iein III eben
nod Ianee fein tart fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
Stabtratb.

- Ser ipi6tieite 8organs in Der
SiBuns bes Select Councils am Sons
nerfag Ibenb mar bic .@ieberein1ebuns
Der brei beS 8opbleriSmus ansefIasten
MiiteIieber @oIben, &eIlp unb Mc@raiI.
STANLEY maate ben betreffenben 8ors
i6las, tpeI6er troB Der Oppoiition bon
NtutteS unb Niap ipie fOlst paHirte.
Dufiir-Gr6baIb, 8earnep, gOrbp,
Sarbsr, Sdpent, Stanley, 8ellofu,
Dale, SanberiOn-9.
Dasesen-Miller, 8eban, 9enore,
Sod, Map, Mattss, 8ausban-7.
Ser 8oriibenbe erflarte bic 9lusses
itObenen fir ipieoer uufsenommen.
Die domination bon Bbilip 2irit
gum StraBenfommifGr tpurbe beitatiSt.
Der Mapor ernannte Wt. S. 8els
bon Der Z. @arb aIs NiitsIieb Der Ga.
nitatsbebDrbe fir flint SABRE. 9te'
ferirt.
Ser Mnpor befiirtuortete bic iOfortise
Innabme einer 8erorbnuns 3ur 8Olens
buns bes MunisipalsebduSeS.
Serner ianbte oerielbe 8eamte cine
Iansere 8oti6aft elm, in pel6er er
nadfebenbe MaBreseln, bic er bereits
in feiner SabreSbotidaft aIs bringenS
besei6net, tpieber empfieblt:
l. Cine 8ebauiuns fur bic Columbia
S6lau6 @ompanie.
2. Sir Elm Stationsbaus auf Der
SiiOieite, ipeIdes susIeid uIs Auartisr
fir bic Century S9lau9 So. bienen
iol.
8. DAB elm @runbitiid sefauft unb
eine 8ebauiun9 fir bic Nap 9u9
Spriben So. erridtet tperbe.
4. DieieIbe GmpfebIuns in 8etreff
Der GrpitaI Spriben 60.
Der UiapOr bDfft, bab bieie gmpfebs
Iunsen nidt ipeiter beri6Ieppt tperben,
ba bic Stabt einen sroBen 8erIuit bur6
8e3ablungen bon Mtietbe erIeibe.
@ontrpleur giieIe beridtete, baB bic
8eriuiaisuns fir caS Seuerbepartement
iibersOeen iei.
9ie Serpronune betreffs Der ftdbtis
fden SteuerumIaSe fir 1891 paiiirte
enbsdItis.
-9as Straben un6 8riiden Gomite
ertbeiIte am Donneritas Nben6 Serrn
GIsr. Sap ben @pntruft fur bic neusn
S6iIbsr an Strabeneden. gr erbot
iid, 1000 ber'sIben fir $3.50 su Iiefern.
Die Ramen tpsrben i9burs auf tueibem
@runoe iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

BIumense e3drtner.
&. 9. Me@Itntpd, Sdra. unb @ri.
berfhmiidung, 314 u. Wafbineton ASe. unb
am Ginsans Oss GUrslf Sia 5risobcfss.
Budbs unb aeeieens.Drnder.
Sreb. @a gneL Drudarbeit jrbfr Nrt,
In ensliIhsr unb beutlbr Spra6e, SIT 9ada-
puuuu apenus, ssssniibsr BEN Bottom Stcrs.
Gisarrens5abrifant.
u. Wpt6 n, bic bsliebtsn ,,9IlfCnlo"
unb ,,Sis 8ing" Giedren aIls SUrtfn 5a-
BAT uuo &auHerartifel, SCI 9afapanna aOe.
GrOeeriss unp prppifIOnen.
8e6tpIb, 8ranbow 81 Co., (Hn@-
fcIssr pUn Seable s. Strrll), tf6 penn aps.
9hIGger unb Seal, "a gadawanna
Gpe.. bas beriibmte Wbite Spcnst MebI.
Greb. 8. 8ibmaser, DslifatsTsn
$50 eadarannn Npeuut.
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0erftdrfuns Oes Sfdbrtpertbes bes
TuttermaiS.

4us benz tIaiiiiden 2anbe bss Mais'
baueS, ndmIib aus nnsarn, sebt ben
2eIern Der Biener 2anbipirtbiGaftIiden
3eituns foIsen6er gutter &atb bon 8ros
fefOr @ierbati su. DerieIbe ratb 2anbs
tpirtben, tpeI6e Suttermais bauen, 3tpis
i9en bemieIben nod Sriiberbien einsu'
Iden. 9ieieIben sebeiben iebr gut,
neil iie ii6 an ben MaiSiteneeIn Bins
aufranfen f6nnen, unb beeintrd9tisen,
falls Iie nidt in Su GROCER Nenee bors
banben 1inb, bas @adien beS WaiS
ni9t i'm ssrinsfen. Die Grbien iibers
tpu6ern fpGter ben Wais berart, bab
sur 8Iatbeseit bic Spiben Der Naiss
pfIamen poGfdnOis NIT GrbienbIiitben
bebett iinb. SnfOlse bes betanntIi6
iebr srcsen StiditOffsebaItes Der @rb'
fen ipir6 Der Suttertpert1 beS @riins
mais ni&t unbeoeuten6 erbbbt, abseiss
ben bon benz Mebrertras an Dtafie,
weIder burb Oieie 3pii6eniaat erSieIt
piro.
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1leber 8altimpre!
NorODentidler 3l0DO,
8m. 3. SieieI, 5l5 eadawann Aoe.'
Aoeut fur scranton.

VeasImdsiae goft.9ampfidiHfnbrt jwtl@sn
Baltimore uno Bremen
oireet,
burd, Die neueu unO srprObtsu etabIoOmpfer
9armitabt, Dresden, karlsruhe,
Niinden, OIbenbure, Weimar,
BON Bremsu eOen SOnnerftae. - -,
BON Baltimore isOsn Mittpo@, 2 lbr ". VI.
Gr6btm6slidfe si6erbeit,
Siqise 9Isiie, 8OrSieli6e SerpTs8ln9.
Rit 9ampfsru Oes neutrality-suspicious.
uurotn mebr als
2,5O0,000 RaRasiere
aIiidlih i6er see beforoert.
salons uno Gaiiten.8immer auf Sed -
0ie Giuri&unsen fur 8wi4snoedspaiia-
aiere, oeren SdIaffeleu fi6 i'm Oberoed uno
i'm ,iueiteu 0ed befinoen. iiuo anertannt oor'
treffIi&. GIsttrii6s 8eIsu6tuu8 III alleu
@dumen.
Beit,rs austunft ertbsiIsn Die General
a9enteu
q. Gmnma@er & Co., Baltimore, 0ib
ober oeren 8ertreter i'm SnIanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
Tciffranfcs 6etreibe ais Saats
ont.

gut.
Die bonn 8oit befaIIsnen 4ebrsn finb
ME 70 aussebiloet, ipie bic seiunben.
Die YiI3e baben, ipie bieS aue Samas
roBer tbuu, Der 8Huuse bic 3u ibrer
grndbrung n6tbigen Safte seraubt,
unb sS f0nnen baber in bieien Iebren
nur umboqfommen auSsebiloete S6rner
ein, bic, 3ur Saat peripenoet. nur
I1wG6li6e, ben 8eim Der 8erberbnib
bereenoe 9Hansen berborbrinsen. Die
Sporen bes BilSsS buften 70 feit an ben
SamenfDrnern, baB iie aud bur6 bic
beri6iebenen Manipulationen beS Dre'
i6ens, @erfenS, 9IdubernS &C. bon
ibnen nidt Iossetrennt tperben, iie toms
men oaber nit in bic grbe, feimen bort
unter siinItissn 8erbGltnihen, idma'
den unb entfrdften bon bornberein Die
iunse 9fan3e, fommen init bem Srudts
fnotsn tpieber ans GaseIi6t, unb ber'
pfansen it6 fdlieBIi9 auf bic neue
Grnte. gtur in ben allerieIteniten Sal
len 9elaneen bic Sporen in Der grbe
ni4t 3ur Sseimune unb gluSbilouns.
Selbit tpenn man bur6 Samenbeiae i'm
Stanbe 1T, ben 8iIs bon ben Samens
fbrnern bolIitdnbie su entfernen lit eS
nidt ratbfam, nit 8oit befalenen Sas
men sur Saat su berpenbeu. Denn,
tpenn es i'm IGsemeinen beS 2anOs
tpirtbs Beftreben fein maB. muir DaS
borsiSIi6fte SaatSut au peripenoen,
neil nur in ibm cine GENTLE @arantie
elmer suten iideren Pflanaenenttpidel.
ung unb 8brnerbiIbuns lieet, unb aud
Der bette unb bolIfommenfte Sumen oft
senus bur6 unsiinitise g8itterunssber'
bdltnife ober anbere @influie bieie
Soifnuns tduidt, 10 Iieet barin, un'
bpIIfommen enttpidelteS Saat9ut au bes
nuben, elm GROCER SebIer, uno Der
2anbfpirtb ban6eIt tbDridt, Der ni6t
alIes permeibet, mas su permeiben in
ieinen &rdften itebt, tpobur6 ieiner
Grnte cine GinbuBe suSeftiet tpirb.
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iid i'm 8utterfaiIe anitatt Der Butter
cine Wtaiie Sdaum biIbet, Der AUDI
balb einen unansenebmen @eru6 unb
@ei6mad annimmt. Sn ben meiiten
SdlIen tpirb bieier 1lebelltanb ni6t Der
0GI6 ober benz &abme aIS ioIhen,
ionbern anberen, duBeren GinfIlfIen aus
aui9reiben iein, Dor alIem Der Nnipens
bune elmer Sl rliebri9en 8utterungStem'
peratur ober einem su bOben 9lIter bes
&abmes &c. Dur9 iorsfdItiee 8eseI.
uns ber Semperatur, 8erbutterung nidt
au aIten &abmeS tpirb meiitens Der ne'
beIItanb Der gli6tberbutterbarfeit bes
&abmeS beieitiSt iperoen. Damn fam
aud bittere ober iiberbaupt bic Mild
aItmilhenber &iibe SHulb baran tra.
gen, ipenn bas NuSbuttern bes &abmes
ni6t eelineen ipiu, in weIdem Sails
natiirIib bic SernbaItung berIeIben bor
Der iibrisen Mil9 por Dem nebeI ON
leidteiten beipabrt. 4qerbineS 1T aud
ManseI an 8sinIidfeit nit unter bi,
llrfa6en au sdbIen. 8eim 8einiser
Der NtiI6sefdirre fpirb ii6 su oft be'
bOIfen nit nidt senisenb beibem @air
fer. Sn einem dbnIi9en Sale, in ben
man felt elmer @o9e nit benz 8utteri
feinen grfoIa bate. fanb es iid mad
sriinbIi9er unteriuduns, baB cine alt
miIdenbe Sub init einem Stride bitter
Dtild Iieferte. 9tad 8urfdtelen be
NiId oieier Sub unb na6 elmer sriinb
liden 8einisuns aler @efdBe, eeIanI
bas 8uitern ipieber in befriebieenbe
@eiie, ipobei es freiIid unentidiebel
blieb, ipeI6em Der beiben WtitteI bi
8eieitisuns beS llebsIS susuidreiber
mar
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S@- Seiieut bas ,,@OdenbIutt"
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B9- GetrOdnete 6sutf6e 2irI6en,
8irnen unb 9petf9sen, importirten
9imbeerens, @rbbeerens unb &irIden=
iaft, uusseseidnet fur Sommersetranf ;
SaIuN. unb OlibenDI, bieiise. iOipie
importirte Sarbinen, feline Sdnei3er,
2imburser unb 8rduterfaie, Bel
S. s. Bibmapsr,
$50 2adatpanna 9be.
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sdwer ,u perbutternSc wild i.

@obI Sebem, ipeI6er iid praftif6
nit Der MiI6pirtbidaft bei6dftist bat,
1T es i6On pOrsetOmmen, bab imter
llmItdnben bic @etpinnuns bon Butter
ni6t OSsr bod i6per seIinSen MIL, baB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19
SHORr.LlvED PEACE

In Base Ball CirClts-AIlSn Thurmau's
Qaeer AcIions--Ths Association Meet.
Ing.
NRw YoRK, Feb. ls.-Lsss than two
months ago the wariug base ball fac
tions were shaking hands over the set
tlement Of their difficulties. The Ma.
tiopal League had conquered the Play
ers' League, A. g. spaldiug and A. W.
Thurman were toasting to the health Of
President Prince, Of the deiuuct Play.
ers's League and all j1ined in the love
feast over the rrjuvinated associa.
ton and the signing OF the new
which was heralded as
the salyation of the game. Allen W.
Thurman was designated as the Ameri
can Association representative and IL
was thought he would guard the Associa'
tons interests carefully, but his recent
action inviting to give stovey, Bierbauef
and Mack to the National League has
incensed the Association 10 q point
where it has Tenounced the National
agreement, denounced Mr.. Thurman as
tool OF Spaulding, and was to-day en-.
gagged at the ST. James Hotel in this city
In reorganizing entirely. One OF the
first acts OF the Association at Its meet
ing to-day was the authorization OF the
following notice 10 Secretary Young, Of
the National Board:
You are hereby notified that the
American Association, at q meeting helS
at Murray Hotel Tuesday, February IL.
1891, unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolutions, which were offered by
Henry B. Won DerGorst, OF the Balti
more Base Ball Club:
ResOlved, That the American Asso:ia
ton withdraw from the National sgree.
ment, to take effect this date.
WILLIAM BARNlE, President.
GEORGE MINsEN, Sec'y pro TEN.
Then there wss hot talk about Presi.
jent Thurmsp, who only q week ago was
lauded as the savior OF the national
sport. He was denounced as having
been iaithless to Association interests.
The discussion ended in the appoint
ment OF Messrs. Zach Phelps, Chris Won
der Abe, EIwin Sutherland, F. s. Elliott
and al johnson as a committee to exam.
inc into Thurman's books, pspers and
cash accounts. After the appointment
OF President Kramer, OF Cincinnati, the
convention adjourned.
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TO Re INVESTIGATED.

MIR. Howard Gives HImself Up, aud the
Investigation VIII Commence at Once.
Speetat Dtspaieh 10 ne htesigaesr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. lS-The
sensation caused by the charge Of at
tempted bribery msle yesterday by
Delegate Dyer against GsorEe A. How.
ard has not eubs:jed. This morning
Mr. Howard appeared aud placed him
self in charge oil the Sergeaut.atArm
and is still In bis custody. Tue action
taken by the House this morIink ap-
pears in routine proc eediBHs. Mr.. How.
ard claims to be n'irely innocent OF the
charge, and says he proposes to fight 1t
out before the Legislature and 10 court
II necessary. That resolution offered In
the House was prepared at tue re:
quest OF his friends, and If II had
not been introduced he himself would
have insiated pom something similar TO
It, He courts full and complete in
yestigation. Further than this he de.
cliues to say at present. Senator Pdcs9
and Senator Tourney have been engaged
as his counsel. The committee appoint
ed by the Speaker met aud organized by
eIectiug Mf. Welch, chairman, and AL.
fred Rheinstrom, stenographer. It was
decided to meet at 0 o'clock tomorrow
morning and summonses were Issued for
Delegates Thompson, Thomas, Dyer,
Casle and Garden. 0thels will ha cum.
moned later II was decided that no
one shall be admitted TO the meeting ex:.
cept membsEs, lawyers, witnesses and
interested parties. It Is intended TO SILT
tho matter TO the bottom and Mr.. How.
ard aud his friends eeem In no wise
ayerse to 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19
yfRY STANCE lyPlesION.

Gas Explosion In the Fly Wheel Tit at
the Standard Mill.
Two men were seriously injured by
an explosion Of gas, attributed to ire
damp, 10 the fly wheel pitat the Stand
ard Mill yesterday morning.
Samuel Nuzem, an empIoye, went
down into the fly wheel pit to see how
much water there was in II, when the
explosion occurred, causing the water,
dirt, ETC., to fly in every direction, and
burning Nuxem about the head, face,
eyes, body and hands. His clothing
was also badly burned.
Another employe who was standing
over the pit and looking down was
thrown twenty feet in the air and
alighted on his back, He was also
burned, but his injuries were not so
bad as NuEem's.
The report OF tho explosion was heard
all over the mill and created some ex.
citement. 1t occurred about 9 a, M.
Mr.. Nuz4m resides on Jefferson street,
in Martins Ferry, and Dr.. w. B. Shut
tleworth, the attending physician, says
bis Injuries, while serious, are not dan.
gerous.
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opyECr 70 THEIR BISHOPS PLANS.
Dissatisfaction of wilmingtou Church
Practitioners Concerning Money.

Dissatisfaction of Wilmingtou Church
Practitioners Concerning Money.
WIL@ISsToN, Feb. 1S.-The congtegR-
ton Of ST. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church OF this city, to the number of
about 500, met and objected to
part OF the plans of Bish-
op Curtis, OF the Wilmington
diocese, for the disposal Of the SIS 900
which was recently secured by abszSar
and by the contest between Fathers D.
]. Flynn, Of st. Mary's church, and w.
]. Birmingham. ofSt. Paul's church, for
a European trip offered by Bishop
Curtis.
The Bishop has arranged to give q
large part Of the sum 10 st. Patrick's
church and also TO donate poi.
tons for helping to build a paroch-
ial residence for Father DeruyteT,
OF 81. Joseph's colorei Catholic
church Of this city, aud for the relief OF
distress in Ireland. To the two latter
donations the st. Paul's parishion.
eEs object, aud q committee sp.
pointed at to.day's meeting will
eoon wait upon the Bishop with q
view to having him change his plaue,
Father Birmingham, it is claimed, in no
way participated in this afternoons
meeting, which has caused a Stir iB
Catholic church circles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19
sherman FaneraI Alranrements.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.-The display at the
funeral Of General ". 7, Sherman, on
Saturday next, will be one Of the most
magnificent pageants ever seen in this
countEy.
The contingent of troops from neigh
boring States is much larger than was
expected, and the number OF these who
will participate in rendering the last
honors to the departed soldier Is being
constantly increased.
A letter has been received from the
Adiutant General OF the Ohio militia
stating that the frat. fourth aud sixth
companies OF the 7lh infantry OF the
Ohio National Guards come here and
participate in the funeral.
Department Commander BAssieur, o.
the g. A. R, has received notices from
numerous posts 10 Illinois, Kansas
Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri announc
Ing their intention Of participating.
Commandries Of the Loyal LegiOr
from Kansas aud Illinois will be present
and Ohio Conmandery will join thI
funeral party at Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19
TAg SHIPPING BILL

Debated Ia tiis House aud jewish persseu
tons and Free Coinage StEAngSty Mixed
with Il.
WAsnrseroS, D. @, Feb. 1s.-Ta the
general debate, Mr.. Blount, Of Georgia,
took a position against the shipping bill
on the ground that all efforts TO build
up the merchant marine by means OF
subsidy would prove futile SO long as
the present high rates oI duty we're
maintained. MI. Kerr, OF Iowa, favored
the shipping bill as tending 70 build up
the merchant marine. Mr.. Grain, OF
Texas, made an argument In support Of
the resolution reported by him TO amend
the constitution 80 as TO provide that
the terms OF Representatives snail begin
on the frat OF January and the President
shall be inaugurated on the S0sh OF
April.
Mr.. Cummings, OF New York, address.
ed himself TO an advocacy Of bis resoiu'
ton protesting against the persecution
OF the Jews In Russia. He had the
kindiiest feeling toward the government
Of Russia, which had always shown
itself friendly toward the United States,
but he thought It was the duty OF this
country toinform Russia ofthe outraged
position OF mankind.
Mr. O'Ferraii submitted an amend.
ment against the shipping bill. In the
course Of his remarks he touched upon
the silver question, and in response 10
question by Mr.. Hopkins, ot Illinois, as
TO the position OF Mr.. Cleveland upon
that subject, he declared that Grover
Cleveland was deeper down IN the
heart OF the Democracy Of the country
than any other living man. 1t
might be that Mr.. Clevsland's views on
silver did not suit the Democracy. They
were the views OF an individual member
OF the Democratic party. He (AIr. O'Fer.
rall) assumed that whatever Mr.. Cleve'
lands position might be to-day on sill.
yer coinage, when the National Conven-
hon spoke in 1892 he would endorse the
principles Of their platform, whatever
they might be. He did not believe that
Mr.. Cleveland would surrender his con:
but there were questions OF
Democratic principle paramount TO the
question OF the Tree coinage OF silver.
Without disposing Of the bill, the COM
nittee arose and the House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19

Shortly after eight o'clock yesterday
morning q fire alarm was ruug IL from
a box on Virginia street, Islaud. A
chimney was blazing up brightly on a
house owned by Squire Caldwell and
occupied by Mr Kincsid. The fire was
put out without damage The depart
ment responded 10 good shape and on
time, but had hard work TO keep from
running over people. An unnsusl
crowd gathered, and the excitement Of
the food increased that Of the fire.
There were several other still alarms
in the morning, all caused by aues burn
ing out from throwing paper and rub.
biSh into the fires. The Island hose
reel had to be moved out about $ a. m.,
the water being over the floor,