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IN 1Hs HOUSE.
Tho Daily Grind Of Routine BuSlnsSa
Passes Through the MIL.

Tho Daily Grind Of Routine BuSlnESl
Passes Through the MIL.
special DipGieh TO ne Istslli0eae:r.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 26.-In the
House this morning Mr.. Welch, OF Min.
eral county, offered a resolution to pay
Alex McChesney, a page OF the House,
81 per day for his services; adopted.
McChesney has been serving as page
without pay. Mr.. Young, OF Upshur
county, offered House Joint Resolution
No. 50, providing for printing and the
distribution Of the election bill II 1t be.
comes a law; laid over. Mr.. Smith, OF
Tyler county, offered House Joint Res.
oluiion No. 81, TO close the session Fri
day, February 27, at II o'clock, p. m. ;
laid over. Mr.. Linyille. of Boone
county, offered House bill No. 275,
authorizing Boone county to issue bonds
for the erection OF a bridge over Big
soal river.
Senate bills on second reading were
disposed OF as follows: No. 40, establish.
ing a criminal court in Fayette county,
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
No. 81, concerning damages for trespass
by animals, forfeiture and how boundary
lines may be lawful fences, was ordered
10 Its third reading. No. So, fixing the
pay OF jurors before Justices at City
cents per day, was amended so as TO pay
81 per day, and ordered to its third read.
ing. No. 80, making the furnishing ,ol
spirituous liquors to minors a misde-
meanor, was tabled. No. 81, directing
q Justice upon the filing OF proper
affidavit to enter judgment Tor plaintiff
for the amount sworn TO unless counter
affidavit be filed by defendant denytpg
the iustness ofsaid amount, waA ordered
TO its third reading, No. 81, concerning
deaf, dumb and blind school, wal
amended by making provision for {
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IN TnN SENATE.


Governor Fiemlng's Appointments Con.
lIrmed-other Routine Business.
Special DIpateh to he IRtelGtqncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2G-House
joint resolution No. %, extending the
present session of the Legislature be-
yond forty.ive days, was taken up out
OF it's order and adopted by strict party
vote.
Senate bill No. 1874, tho school book
bill, was considered. Mr.. st. Olair's
substitute was amended by adding
Hydes language lessons and by striking
out civil government and book keeping.
The substitute was adopted and ordered
to its third reading. Senate bill No. 10Y,
providing for the collection, arrange
ment and display OF the products OF this
State at the Worlds Fair and making an
appropriation therefor, wss made d
special order for 1880 a. m. tomorrow.
House bill No. II, the Australian ballot
law, was ordered 10 its second reading.
The Senate in It's executive session
confirmed the following appointments
previously made by Governor Fleming:
Reform School Boards-First class,
George E. Price, Rufus Raymond, April
!, 1891; second class, ]. Hop Woods,
William G. Worley, April l, 1888; third
class, s. S. finsou, James X. Smith,
April /, 1895. Second Hospital for the
Insane-First class, William L. Lively,
A. B. Wells and John A..Dille, April l,
1891; second class, ]. NJ. Sydenstricker,
r. F. Kidd, William Woodyard, April
!, 1893; third class, T. B. Camden,
William L. Kee, James A. Williamson,
April ], 1906. Insane Asylum-Louis
Bennett, Lucian Hose, A. G. Gilln,
April /, 1895.
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DEMOCRATIO CAUCUS

To Decide on u ReGistrtctins BiiI-Great
GsrrymRnder- Republican Programmed q
Spseia! Dispatch TO le IHtelliGHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2G.-The
Democrats caucused again tonight on
the redistrictipg matter and were in ses-
sion until a late hour, Senator Gilkeson
presiding, Fifty-eight members were
present and the debate was quite lively.
They decided on II delegates instead OF 81
as at the last previous caucus and accord.
ing TO their calculation IL OF these can be
counted as Democrats against thirty Re.
publiCAns. The number Of Senators re.
mains unchanged. 1t cannot be said
that this arrangement is entirely gatis.
factory to everybody, but they decided
that 1t was the best that could be done
and will stand by it whether it hurts or
not. The caucus adjourned sine die.
Ohio county's representation is un-
changed, while Kanawha's is increased
to four.
The committee appointed by the Re-
publican caucus TO arrange plan Of re-
distriCting has a bill prepared which 1t
thinks the proper thing, but, Of course,
1t is mot in it," However, it may be
well to let tho people know what
plan each party proposes and let
them judge for themselves OF
the justice OF each. As Republican
reporters were carefully excluded from
the Democratic holy Of holies, it Is i'm
possible to give their plan tonight and
the Republicans at present prefer that
theirs be not given to the public for q
day OF two as it has not fully agreed
unnu.
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MORE FUSS IN PARIS.

Empress frederick In very Warm Water.
French Artists Won't Exhibit Mt Berlin.
PARIS, Feb. 2G.-An increased feeling
ofanxiety lest a sudden disturbance
should occur before tho Empress Fred.
erlck leaves Paris prevails and is reflect
cd in Berlin. The plan which was
looked upon as settled that the French
artists were to exhibit products OF their
art at tho Berlin Exhibition has been
abandoned.
D'Etallle, the French painter, has f.
nally yielded to the pressure brought to
bear upon him and 10 day announces
that he made mistake in consenting to
send some Of his works to the German
exposition, adding that he feels upon re-
Election that it would not be patriotic TO
go to Berlin. At the reception held yes.
terday evening by NJ. Ribot, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, Count Won Munster,
the German Embassador, threw the
whole blame for the unpleasantness aris.
ing from the visit OF the Empress upon
NJ. Herbette, the French Ambassador at
Berlin.
This has given rise to considerable
amount Of diplomatic correspondence by
telegraph anu otherwise, the outcome OF
which, it would seem, is that NJ. Her.
bette will most likely be recalled from
Berlin, where he will be replaced BY
some one who will not lead another i'm.
perial German visitor into such a politi-
cal caldron Of hot water as that in which
tho Empress Frederick now finds her
self.
The attitude OF the press OF Paris will
be deeply resented In Berlin. Nobody
for an instant doubts, and there are many
people who look forward not without
feeling Of apprehension to the effect
that the present "unpleasantuess" NAV
have upon the mind OF tho Young and
warlike Emperor OF Germany.
In this connection tue Goulois TODAY
says that 1t is significant to note that the
movement Of protest upon the part Of
the French people against the PROPOSE.
ton that the artistic world of France
should be represented at the Berlin ex.
position has caused deep impression in
Berlin. The GaulOiS adds that the con-
sequence OF this feeling in Berlin may
bs serious.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb. ga fire
that started in the Clare'Speaker paint
works last night proved to be the most
disastrous Ere Minneapolis has expert.
enced in years. At nine o'clock this
morning it was still burning, although
probably under control. In afght Of
eleven hours the fire department sue.
ceeded in confning to the four upper
stories Of the Lumber Exchange the
flames which II was thought at one time
would certainly consume the entire
building. The losses have been greatly
exaggerated, being placed as high as
100000. The total loss, however, foots
up to Sl62 900. The Lumber Exchange
loses Sc, 600; insurance, Sl6,0 600; Russell
building, 100000.
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THE STORY OF TIE CRIME.


The FlendIsl Deed for WHICH West Suffered
Death.
On Tuesday evening, May Is, 1890,
John Crouch, his wife and son Andrew
were brutally murdered. They re.
sided in q one.story frame house, one
half mile vest o. Bentleysville, on the
Washington road. Mr.. Crouch was 81
yearS old, his wife II and his son 4S,
and all Of them so feeble and timid
that resistance WAC impossible. The
weapon used was a rough piece Of
fence stake and the terrible blows OF
A powetful man had broken the
necks Of all three victims. The discov.
ery OF the murder did not occur until s
or o o'clock next day. On Thursday A.
], Mccormick, ESQ.,, acting Gs Coroner,
lmBSnelled jury, consisting OF Greer
SMITH forensic, and Hudson Crouch,
Jeary Sprowls, David tserr, Lawson
Bedsworth and John Jones. After hear
ina the testimony Of the persons who
discovered the bodies and the physi-
Ciana who examined them, the jury
found that the Crouch family hbRd been
murdered by blows received from Bc.ub
at the hands OF a party unknown"
AS soon Us the murder h,came known
sugpiCiou rested upon William West.
He was arrested At Beaver Falls on
| Thursday, taken to Monongahela City
Friday, where Chief Of Police McCreary
made an information ss:inst him before
Mayor Houston. On Monday afternoon,
the 10th, he was given a hearing and
held for court without bail. Or Tues
day West was brought to Washington
and lodged in Jail.
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A BIG INJUNCTION SUIT


Heard BsforO the UuItsd States Court at
ParkCrsburG.
Special DLS0atch 10 he IalelIigeneer.
PARKERsDuRa, W. Va, Feb. 2G-An
important injunction CASE was before
Judge Jackson in the United States
Court to-day. 1t was the case of W. j.
Barrett ys. the Halings Lumber Com
pany and Howard NJ. Rulings in the
form of a bill to injoin them from inter-
ferring with the use of 1858 acres OF
land in Tucker county, belonging to
Barrett, and removing thereirom timber
that the defendants have already cut
without the plaintiff g consent, and ask.
ing for an account OF such timber as
they have removed thereirom.
The amount involved is from Sl5 600
to $40 000, the charge being that So 1000
has already been appropriated and car.
ried from the land. An Injunction was
granted and a bond OF $500 given. The
hearing was set for the 9th Of April at
Clasksburg. Van Winkle & Amber
and Gov. J. B. Jackson are counsel for
the plaintiff.
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TROUBLE AT RAlNgY's.
Possibility of a Settlement of the CokerA'
Great Strike.

Possibility Of a Settlement Of the CokerA'
Great Strike.
scoTTDALE.. Pa, Feb. 20 To-day
both Rainey plants were idle. Sheriff
George Mccormick, ot Fayette county,
with armed assistats was on the ground
guarding the works. There was also a
force Of Pinkerton men with Winchester
rifles at the works. Operator Rainey
to day swore out warrants for the rioters
who assaulted Mine Boss LOuden and
Joe McCracken. Three ringIeSders have
been arrested and others will follow.
Secretary Patrick Mcbride said to.
night; III the WACO troubles are not
soon adjusted we will close every coking
region in the United States. The coke
region strikers are making game fight,
and we will help them to win."
A settlement Of the strike is in sight,
Messrs. Lyon and Bremen, Of the FTlck
works, expressed themselves willing 10
confer with the miners. A conference
OF the operators and miners Is called for
Monday.
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SOME FAIRLY GOOD JOBS
Given Out by tho Prssident-ForsIgn slin
listers and ConsuIs Appointed.

Given Out by tho Prss!dent-FOrSIgn Ain.
listers and ConsuIs Appointed.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 26.-The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations; John Anderson,
otKansas City, to be United States Agent
and Consul General at Cairo, Egypt.
Truxton Bealef OF California, to be Min.
lister Resident Consul General to Persia.
United States Consuls-James W.
Ayers, Of Ohio, at Para; w. W. Apper.
son, OF Kansas, at Vera Cruz; Samuel H
NJ. Byers, Of Iowa, at st. Gall; Philip @.
Hahne, Of Iowa, at La Guyra; Henry
N. Ward. Of New York, at Clifton, Ont. ;
James W. Love, of Nebraska, at San
Salvador; Loring A. l. t.hrop, Of Nevada,
at Bristol; James V. Long, Of Penusyl.
vania, at Florencei SeIah Merrill, OF
Massachusetts, at Jerusalemj William
s. Stanley, Of Wisconsin, at PiCtcn, n.
s., and Edmund Shaw, Of Indian Terri.
tory, at AsunCion,
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THE PlNSY'S PROPOSITION.
The oalcers Make Statement of What
" They Ais wiripE TO no.

The oalcers Make Statement of What
=" They Ais wipipE TO no.
PlrrspuRgu, Feb. 2B.-The Pennsyl.
vania Company's employees to-day re.
Ce!yed an ausweE from the railroad
officials. The reply adjusts local griey.
ances, and in brief states that here.
after fines will be discontinued
and damages to the company's
property, ETC., will be followed
BY suspension or discharge; callers will
be provided for the men, in making
light and dead head trips men will be
paid as follows: Light engine and
caboose, full through freight time.
Light engine OF cabooss attached to
freight train, full through freight time,
and the dead head Grew will be expect
cd to assist in the work.
Dead heading on passenger trains, one'
half their regular TIP rates. As far as
practicable trial enginemen will prepare
engines for road service. When 1t is
necessary for road men to try engine
they will be paid over time rates for the
ectual time employed. Nearly oil the
division superintendents have departed
for their respectiys'honkR. The general
officers Of the company do not attempt
to anticipate the action Of the men.
This evening O meeting OF the griev'
ancc committee repudiated the conCes-
sions offered by the Pennsylvania COM
pany,
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BRICK'S METHOD
Used in tho Senatorial Campaign In Wash.
inGton.

Used In tho Senatorial Campaign In Wash.
inGton.
oLYMr1A, WASH, Feb 26.-Tbespecial
House Committee appointed 10 investi.
gate the charge Of bribery Of Representa-.
tive John L. Metcall by Representative
N. a. Clarke during the late Senatorial
campaign has made a report to the
House. When the House was about to
ballot for United States Senator, Met
calf arose in his seat and displayed
5000 in bills, saying he had been paid
the money bv Clarke to vote for w. N,
Calkins for United States Senator. The
report ceusures Metcalf and recommends
that the House deal with him as seems
Just. 1t finds that Clarke offered the
bribe and requests the grand jury to in
dict him. A resolution was introduced
expelling Metcalf from the House.
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TIE sCHuOL BOOK BILL
st. ClaII'S Substitute Passed In tho Senate
With Two Amendments,

st. Clall'S Substitute Passed In the Senate
With Two Amendments.
Special Di4p0teh TO he Iatsuigeacer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 26.-The
school book question occupied almost
the entire time OF the Senate to-day.
The first question was on the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Morris, Of Richie,
to &Ir. St. Clair's substitute. 1t pro.
vided for a two years contract for the
books recommended by the Committee
on Education instead Of those now in
use. Motris's amendment vas defeated,
aud this afternoon Mr.. Gilkeson moved
to add Wentworth's arithmetic in addi.
tion to Rays. This amendment was
lost, and General Watts moved to amend
by striking out "civil government and
bookkeeping" from the list OF text
books. This amendment prevailed, and
st. CIair's substitute was adopted by q
vote Of l6 too.
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IN ARlZONA.
The ella River Doing Awful Damage.
LsVees In Danger.

The ella River Doing Awtul DamhBe'
LsVees in Danger.
YuuA, ARlz Feb. 2O.-The water at
Adondale, thirty miles east OF here, is
rising one foot IN hour, and is higher
now than ever, running into the tele-
graph Office. The flood is expected to
reach Yuma to-day. The relief commit.
tee is kept busy assisting Sufferers.
News from Gila Valley indicates that
the loss is much greater than at first re-
ported. A telegram from Texas received
here states the people can bs seen
camped on the hills on the north side Of
Gila, and ono house eau yet be seen
standing.
A great lops of property hassurely fol-
lowed the flood in the Mohawk Valley.
No communication can be had from
there, as the river is loo turbulent. Last
night the sky was cloudless and no sign
Of rain. A close watch is kept on the
laVApH
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COLUMBUS, o Feb. 2G.-The coroner'a
inquest on Mondsy's tragedy concluded
tonight and verdict was rendered that
Hughes came to his death at the
hands of W. ]. Elliott, while shoot
ing with intent to kill and murder
Osborne, and that Osborne came to his
death by shot fired by Patrick ].
Elliott, aided and abettsd by William ].
Elliott. The Prosecuting Attorney will
ask for special grand jury.
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SHOULD sET a BgTGR ExAMpLR.

Queen Victoria aud Her boy Have a Row
IN Public = Where was the Royal
spanker?
PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND, Feb. 28.-
Great throngs Of people gathered here to
see the royal pageant accompanying the
launching OF the new war ships. Ports.
mouth, Gosport and their respective
neighbcrhoods were bsdecked with
more than their usual gala attire.
The Queen launched the ironclads
with the usual ceremonies. According
to report, previous to the ceremony.
while the Queen aad the Prince Of
Wales were standing beneath the bows
one Of the ships, they quarreled for sew
eral minutes. The Green was imperi.
Gus in her manner, and the Prince was
ilritably on the defensive. Both the
Queen and the Prince, as result Of
tbeir quarrel, had IN apopleptic appear
anCe when 1t terminated. The cause of
the royal quarrel Is believed to have
originated in some triiling breach OF eti.
quette.
The two war vessels launched with 90
much ceremony were christened the
"Royal Arthur" and the "Royal Soyer.
eign."
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TIE TRUE RING.
Mrs. General john A. Logan Speaks on the
Illinois Senatorial Situation.

Mrs. General john A. Logan Speaks on the
Illinois Senatorial situation.
sPRINdPIElp, ILL.,, Feb. 28.-Mrs.
General John A, Logan has taken
hand in the Senatorial fghht. Senator
Crawford has received the following
telegram from her from Washington:
Better be defeated by an organized
honorable opposition than be demural,
lied and disorganized by an ignoble sur.
render Of principle. Stand firmly to-
gether and comlnand the confidence
and respect OF intelligent people, even
though you night be temporarily IN.
successful. 1t ia sgainst reason, sense
and all usage that q minority so small
should dictate to great majority OF
recognized honorable representatives OF
honest principles"
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AT THB BAR OF JUSTICE,
William West .gASos FURY and is Pound
Guilty OF Murder.

Guilty. OF Murder.
The trial OF William West, charged
with three n4g4ers, was begun at one
O'Clock on Monday, October S!h. Judge
stowe, OF Allegheny county, occupied
the bench. District Attorney Parker,
NIL. A. McCNcken, Esq, aud n. H.
stevenson, Esq, represented the com.
monwealth, H. j. Vanklrk, Esq, and
I II. Patterson, Esq, the defendant.
II was established by the Common.
rSslth'g witnesses that West was in
SsSickIey on Friday night previous 70
ths murder. He had WTitted to Annie
pTnndago, the white woman, Gcknowl'
sSGIpg their relations aud pledging him.
seIf 70 her sUppqrt. But he had no
mo money " to carry out his promise. He
had IS and tried to borrow 81 50 hU
eoS,d nay a rental Of So in advance for a
house In SeEickley. He vas unsuccess'
iul In attempting to raise the money
he left Sewickley for Pittsburgh
on Friday night, and from tnsi
til Hondsy he is lost sight
OF. Then he lore = leaf out Of his past
book and forged the name Of Basil Bakel
! 10 an order on Charles HooyeF, OF Ale
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 26.-Sscre.
tary Foster was at the Treasury Depart.
ment all to-day familiariztng himself
with his new duties and making the &C.
quaintance OF the other officials OF the
Department. His callers were so nu.
merous that he had to devote histime al.
most entirely TO them, and be requested
Assistant Secretary Nettleton TO sign all
the official mail as acting Secretary.
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AFTER TEE FLOOD.
ParkersburE's Pit.nblo Condition The
Poor suffering.

Poor suffering.
Special Di,pdteh to As InteutaAecr.
PARKERABuEG, W. Va, Feb. 26.-It
will be many days before this city can
even begin to recover from the fearful
effects OF the great flood. In this imme.
diate vicinity it is doubtful If even the
awful deIuge Of 1884 did greater damage,
particularly to class Of people who eau
i'll afford 1t. The Aourishing suburb Of
Riverside was then unknown, as were
several large industries, the railroad
shops, etc.
The two hundred houses in Riverside
and vicinity will be uninhabitable for
many days, and their former inmatesare
practically homeless. The weather is
cold, much suffering will onsue, and
help ia needed. The business and the
greater part OF the industrial district will
soon recover from the effects fthe flood
and resume its activity; but the poor
people who are compelled to go back
into their cheerless homes along the
rivers are the ones to be pit;ed.
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s4S FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-The German
ship Orient, Captain KuhI, from Swan.
sea has arrived after voyage Of 257
dayp. September 18th when of Cape
Horn her cargo OF coal was found to be
on FIRE. The vessel was headed for land
on the Chill islands where she was
pumped full OF water. She proceeded
10 Valparaiso where she was overhauled
aud left for this port. While ut VRlpa-
raiso tho German ship Polsdam went
ashore and was wrecked at a loss Of
som nm
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KNEW THEIR FALLACIES.


A Man on the ScanoId asks a Fair Report
of ais Death Of fNowIpapCr Men.
JoHSsTowN, Pa, Feb. 25.-Harry
Marsh was executed at Ebensburg at
1906 p. M, for the murder Of Clara
Shakeshatt at GslIitzln, last summer.
Death resulted from a broken neck in
eight minutes.
Marsh showed astonishing nerve, not
giving the least evidence OF fear Of
death. His last request was to news
paper men, as follows: Don't you
fellows put no false reports in"
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SCHENECTADY, N. y, Feb. 29.-The
two ice gorges in the Mohawk river
above this Oity broke early this morning
but reformed about mile below the
city, flooding the lower part OF town.
For time the water rose an inch every
ten minutes, and at 5 o'clock this morn.
ing was the highest ever known. A
number Of horses and other animals
perished. Tho damage will amount to
thousands Of dollars. The water ut
noon was receding.
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9y'eHl DiApdteh 10 INC IAte1i0ener.
PAEEERBURe, W. Va, Feb. 2G.-The
water faminestill continues. The pumps
at the station refuse to work, and the
situation from q sanitary point of view
is decidedly dangerous. Nearly eveyv T
industry In tha city ID at q standstili.
The authorities are doing all la their
power to remedy the evil, but feem to
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West vlrgIniN Pen.lons.

Special DlFpdteh 70 LIe IRNNt1enctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 26.-West
Virginia pensions: orgtnal-willium
Lay, Reuben Adkins, Albert B. Wayt,
Samuel u. Petty, John West, Charles L.
son, John McGray. Additional-Am mos
L. Moore. Increase-J0nathsn Rice,
Reissue and increase-Andrew ]. WRyt,
Origiral-Emma, widow OF Peter H.
Gundling, Mary ~, widow OF Matthew
Archer.