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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-17

yry YoEH, Oct. l6.-An Ohio editor
h,yjn, written Mr.. Elaine that the
Democratic papers were parading him
as m opponent Of the Mckinley bill he
replies as follows:
"AUGrsrA, ME., October "A, 1891.
!sIr Ng?dy, Es7., Adi'or Of The Journal, Bucyru',
U,J
MY DEAR SIR.--You inform me that
the Democratic papers throughout
Ohio keep the following paragraph
Standing in type:
"Dut there is not section or line in
the entire bill (McKinley tariN) TINT
will open q market ior another bushel
Of wheat or another barrel OF pork
James Il. Blaine to Senator Frye, July
Il. 1890
This sentence is garbled and taken
from its proper connection. 1t creates
wrong impression. What ] did say is
the following: ~ do not doubt that in
many respects the tariff bill pending in
the Senate is just measure, and that
most Of its provisions are in accord
aRce with the wise policy OF protection,
but there is not \ section or q line in
the entire bill that will open n market
!Or aao!hcr bushcl OF wheat or another
pound oi pork"
The letter in which this paragraph
occurs was written to Senator FRYE on
July IL, 1890, and the Mckinley bill did
not become law until October l, near
y three months thereafter. In my let
,erto Senator Frye | objected to the
ill because it did not contain q reci-
lrocity clause, which would provide q
market ior wheat and pork, for other
lfoluCts oi the farm and for various
ilbriCs
before the bill was finally passed the
reciprocity clause was inserted and n
llr.e addition was made to the free list.
twill therefore he seen from what /
said in my letter, that the objection
which lmado to the Mckinley bill was
eatircIy removed before the bill became
allw.
Let mo further say that the rccipro-
city clause has given ample market for
hany barrels OF flour and many pounds
CipOrk.
Brazil, some months since, eutered
INTO a treaty by which many American
articles are admitted free. Flour is
made Tree, and pork is admitted ut n
nominal duty.
Cuba and Porto Rico have reduced
The duty on flour from IS 50 n barrel to
:! winch gives US the market), besides
putting nearly one hundred articles OF
american production on the free liss.
uerinany. without negotiating q
formal treaty, has removed the prohibi.
"oli on pork, and our government in
: consideration thereof has left her sugar
on me Tree list. This opens to us an
SS5d SSS%5il5ely new market, and Sl5,OOO,0O0 to
S-VV'JUVJ OF American pork will be
consumed per annum where not n
lVTHu has not been taken for ten years,
Inc reciprocity provision is proving
very successful, and especially in farm
No"utts, and more particularly in the
GSe .S oil the two articles mentioned in
"S Paragraph quoted-Acur and pork,
:, am not, therefore, an opponent OF
na& ,',S neAinley bill, as the Democratic
i%PSFs i,n OF ONO are constantly alleging.
on "e contrary, | have cordially sup
iU.ttH II ever since it was perfected by
'"e Insertion oi the reciprocity clause.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES Il. BLAINE,
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THE STARS AND STRIPES
Will BIO Aboyo Everything on Thle
Gront Earth.
THE EIFFEL TOWER NOT IN IT.
Il Monument VIII be Built nt tho
World's Fair, tho Highest Point OF
Which VIII be Over Ono Thousand
Feet Above Ground.--T Wonder
Of Franco VIII DO Cast Into the
Shudc-.-Tho Cost of tho Structure.


c"'cAoo' oce' ~ Inv stars aho
stripes, itwas decided to-day, are tc
wave l,l20 above the ground-highe,
than evor No, h,s w,,oJ ho,oro 7, :,
- 49, ,'S ""' ",.'ou ~, 80 *
" oe uoho during tho "or!ds fmr
IRON IN American tower that will out
Eitrel Paris. The builder is to bo An,
drew Carpo,;o nj pi,,.hur,h
80
o'et -o,ooo people VIII DC accoh'iho'
dated in tho tower at one time, and tive
OF the many elevators arc to start from
tho crou,J aud ~, moro ,h,, onr
t,,s,sI ~ ' ~ ,"'A Ne
'nousauo iect up Wishout chanee OF
stop, directly to the lookout landing.
The width OF the tower at tho iouudo.
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Aitor lona caU,;nuoj ar ~ ro"ct;ot;nns @ HrT''J thS
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will ho nro'.dod 10 ,u nrn,orors '!;s i.s.,. mere
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-17
NcklNhEY AND CAMPBELL.
"' ''"loF Talks 20 More People thnn tho
Governor.

-"V 'i'Jur Talks 20 More People thau tho
Governor.
CANTON, O., Oct. lG-N1ajor Mckinley
%l1Fcssed m immense and enthusi.
',''c audience OF several thousand peo.
I''I" IN open air enacch here to-day.
-,v SpoNe oil tho imWCasr consequences
VI '''o coming election in Ohio and its
,"rsa ,'l.S on national issues. There were
ii'"!y Old soldiers in the audience and
~ spoEe OF the effect upon them of n
oSFIcel2'ed silver currency. "The men
Oln!encc,' said Mckinley, "are no
,IL"ser the principal creditors Of
ln l"V government, but tho soldiers
WAL! va 40. the creditors OF the government
iron, C'S :, tGG men OF wealth. They drew
moat II Sl+7, 100000 every year interest
SaiEe U'i Ihe bonds they held, while tho old
sV,ulr's .o,'l drew from the public treasury
Il pensions S2O,0OO,O00. To-day the CON.
Smo"n, S,"'s al are e. =. reversed. The pensions
SSiLoG3' sSn,,i31' 10 Sl3j,00O,OGO, and the soldiers
,'a,, ,"oall see to it that no party be mt in
gGo"Gt i.G which shall depreciate tho mr..
oa:5 ":s5i'iS power OF those dollars Wo
wo.. g1's the ,5d dbondholders in gold, in dollars
,bn Iv'tI III iVO cents, and who shall saw that
cooi @ ~" na;,'p soldiers shall not be paid in as
fc!J. d. 0Sim TSnt from here to speak at Spring
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RAILROAD MINERS STRIKE
Assumes Serious Phnsc-Hungnriuns m,
Italians Brought In,

Italians Brought In.
PITTsBUEGu, Oct. 16.-The great strike
OF railroad coal miners, which has been
on for several weeks, assumed a moro
serious phase to-day. In accordance
with threat made last week nearly 100
foreigners, mostly Italians and Hun.
garians, were brought to this city and
are now at work at Lucyville and other
mines in tho vicinity. BY next week
many more are expected. The impor-
tation of these foreigners has frishter-
ed the strikers, and this afternoon a
circular was sent out to every miner in
the district asking that no coal be mined
for shipment by rail. Ii the miners
obey tho circular it will mean an al
most total suspension Of work in all the
mines Of the district. as nearly all the
river mines are now supplying coal to
the rail trade.
About 1900 miners are now out, and
ii the rivcrmen strike there will be
5000 more.
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REVIEW OF TRADE
For the Past Week rs Seen Through tn
Spcctaclcs Of Dur's Agency.

For the Past Week rs Seen Through the
spcctnclcs of Dun's Agency.
New York, Oct 1G.-R. G. Dun 6:
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says:
Business throughout the West and
South is strong and improving. At
eastern centres there is less satisfaction
and the expected results from the har-
vesting OF large crops arc more slowly
realized.
The iron industry illustrates contra
dictory conditions. The output OF iur.
naccs in blast October was Isl ,6l5 tons
weekly, yet this enormous production is
marvclously absorbed. The demand ior
use in producing all kinds OF farm ma.
chincry and implements is iar'grea,er
than it has been in any previous year,
and the quantity OF iron thus used is
enormous. On tho other hand the
wool manufacturer is short OF orders in
the mems wear department, though Chi
cago clothicrs are buying moro freely.
but on the whole clothicrs have not
taken nearly their usual supply ofgoods,
and many Of the mills are closing. The
market ior anthracite coal is better, but
circular prices are not realized.
The reports IRON other cities are
almost uniformly encouraging At Pitts
burgh the demand Tor manufactured
iron and especially ior structural forms
is improving, but the coal strike con-
tinucs. At Cleveland trade exceeds last
years considerably. The supplies oi
money are ample here and at all west
crn centres. .,s
The business failures that occurred
throughout the country during the last
seven days number o50 MS compared
with total OF 27O for last week, and
227 for the same week last year.
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Mnrkail lYiuhIniln -

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lG.-Gaeleno an
italian lugger owner, was assassinated
tonight. The affair bears all the marks
Of tho Malta. There was jolly game
OF cards at an Italian saloon near the
French market, quarrel, q stampede
and rs tho victim reached tho door he
was riddlcd with bullets. The police
have arrested tho proprietors OF the
place and several others.
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Fort Rccovery's Celebration.

TOLEDO, O.. Oct. l6.-A special to the
Blade from Fort Recovery says that the
bodies OF 900 soldiers who fell in the
battle OF Fort Recovery, including the
body OF General Butler, wcro inferred
with impressive ceremonies in one i'm
mense grave in the cemetery set apart
by the government for that purpose.
Over $4,000 people arc ON the grounds
to-day. Judge Samuel Hunt, OF Gin
cinnati, delivered the address OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-17
Thr Goyernnr i, Too spn.I,Iro,

CoLuNnUs, O., Oct. lG.-Governor
Campbell spoke at Bowling Green,
Ohio. to-day. Tho information is con-
veycd in o special to the Dispatch that
the governor aays that the New York
Recorders retraction OF statements for
which he threatened to sue them for
libel is not sufficient. He demands
that the identity OF Ralph Wilkinson,
the alleged author OF the sensational
article be revealed, or the suit for libel
will be pushed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-17
GNNlnhnll,u En,r

c.,, uLhvELASD, O., Oct. l6.-Govcrnor
o,rD! o".nRoe!rs campaign through the Dem.
r,S''T nr"a"S counties OF the northwest is nm.
iis'eGIhied lies Of me in the history of tile poll.
~ VI ms section OF the State
nf,I, fHs'! n Inc meeting ut St. Mary's, last
s'Sa', SMea; inc governor and party tool; n
proc"ni roCI"' IRAN 10 Lima, and this morning
Ti,ov"Saea r. ls to Bowling Green, tho conn.
MOS. ss's , o. Wood county. Tho town was
nors PR.vi1sely Ram,,i:ely decorated. Tho cover.
Iay wa,. handling Of the tariff question to.
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fro several times before they get tho
cars pulled back out OF the way.
II ain an old traveller and used to mis-
haps on railroad trains, but never was
in wreck like that before. Had it been
an ordinary train instead OF those heavy
cars Of tho limited the loss OF life to pas.
sengera would undoubtedly have been
very heavy"
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MADISON, Ga, Oct. l0.--Alox Morris
was hanged in private, in the county
jail at 10 noon to-day. lie had pro-
fcssci religion and blamed his wife for
having led him into committing the
crime.
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y Schooner Lost,

ma,.s5 .sIoS, Mass, Oct, lG.-Tho three.
oi sry" Nv schooner Rebecca A. Taulanc,
yictoA 'oA' commanded by Captain
carr%;m' carrH$;,soA' Of South Chatham. and
''''S crew OF seven men, is doubt
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DENVER, Cor-, Oct. lG.-Nadamc Astle,
alias Georgiana shorthousc, the notori-
Gus English abortionist, was to-day con-
victed OF repeated oiIcnscs. OF this kind
having been performed. Sho will prob.
ably be given the. limit OF the law,
which is three years in the penitcn.
tiarv Fr's7s1..
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CoLuMDUs, o., Oct. 16.-NIrs. Allen G.
Thurmau's condition is very critical to-
night, and lis not thought she will
survive till morning. She has lain in u
stupor for three days.
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=. BUCKuANNON LOT SAFE.
a Largo Amount of Property Sold...Tho
Bidding was Spirited.

DFVuFFfs WIN sIIIrFtCNs
Special Dispatch to The Ia.el!igencer:
BUcKrrASSoN, W. VA, Oct. 1G.-To-day
the sale OF lots was much better attended
than was expected. The prices aver
aged fair, with spirited bidding at
times. The aggregate OF both days
sales was $4,000. Many purchasers
bought 10 build. and some OF them
will begin at once.
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less lost with MI on board. Tho Taulanc
loft Newport News, Va, August 2S, for
Galveston, within cargo OF coal and has
never boon heard from since.
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lin IS H0R N'KINLEY.
Secretary of State Blaino's Lettor
to an Ohio Editor.
TIE Wheat and PORK QUOTATION
ryplaincd by the aroat Exponent
of tho Protective Tariff.
Tia Ia IN Cordial Sympathy With
tho Republican Candidate
FOR THE GOYERNORSHIP OF OHIO.

,yha, the Reciprocity Clause Has
nope for tho United Statcs...Our
Pork in Germany, and Our Flour
Admitted Into Other Countries Free
of Duty...Thc Democratic Press
Ought to be Sllenccd Now.
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A FATEFUL PLACE. (.
A 'Torriblo Railroad Accident ut
Mingo Junction, Ohio.
two TRAINMEN INSTANTLY KILLED.

Fire Is Added TO tho Horror OF tho
Collislon.-.Vcston Asks for an Ak
TO Cut His Leg on... lie was Roasted
hlivc.--Onc Of the Worst Wrecks
That Ever Occurred OH tho Pan.
Handle Division.
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For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, generally ia!r and warmer; winds bccoln.
inH solltheGs,Crly. LE-- -
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as furnished BY c. scltSEpr. druggist. opora
House corner: - - y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent Qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. sEH yoRK. Rr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

GEN. BooTE says that one of the
secrets of the Salvation Army's sue
cess is that it had no reputation to
lose, This may also be said Of GER
tain thriving young towns. Many a
p,ace is distanced in the race by
having 10 carry an Old Man of the
Sea IN the shape of the dea weight
of ancient responsibility and leaden-
heeled conservatism.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

TIE CAPITAL is indebted to Hon.
A. p. German for the public docu-
meat, entitled supplement to the
Congressional Directory" giving
correct maps Of the States, showing
the boundaries or congressional dis
tricts and counties; also giving the
population of States by counties
aud congressional districts, and
much other useful information.
Compiled by W. Il. Michael, clerk
of printing records.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

ANNApr Jan, LIST, 1921
nanolia As fallO|
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08
wha.,s .he Mat.er wlth Annapolis2

what's the Matter With Annapolis?
What's the matter With Cumber
lands Glass Works ? They're all
right. What's the matter With
Annapolis Glass Works ? Well, as
the old c,lored woman said about
her health, they're "po'ly, thank
God, sab, and gittin no better vary
fast" Still they are an enterprise
with bright prospects behind it and
great possibilities in the past. But
it is the future, ard not the past
record that the stockholders are
now interested in. What Cumber-
land has done, Annapolis can do,
where the conditions are equal. Aud
whatever advantages Cumberland
may have, there are some which
Annapolis has, and which Cumber
land can never possess. Such are
abundance of raw material on the
spot, proximity to the great mar
kets of the country, communication
by navigable waters with the trade
centres of the world, cheap ship
ping facilities and accessibility of To-
cation. We do not believe for a
moment, that the plant and build
ings Of QUE glass works are to sur.
vive, like the Marine Hospital, only
as monument to buried capital
aud departed hopes. We believe as
firmly in q live future for Aunapo-
lis as we do in its dead past and
awakening present. People have
become accustomed to regard it as
finished place." as Eye anciente
citie,' and more as historical
relic than as part of the working
machinery of the busy, progressive,
work-a-day present. The State
Capital, Court of Appeals, Legis!a-
ture. Governors and other public
offices, aud Naval Academy, are
valuable institutions, but it is not
to any one OF them that the deyel-
opment of our great natural re-
sources will be due. First and
principally we need population, and
the thing to attract population is
employment, and the greatest sourc-
es Of employ mtnt are manufactur-
ing industries, aud the sine qua non
of manufacturing industries is cap
ital. The way to attract capital is
to show that it will be safe and
profitable, aud the way 10 do thas
is simply to show to the investors
of capital what the natural adyan-
tages of Annapolis are. And the
way to do that is by advertising
them, In season and out of season,
by word of mouth, by agents, but
above all through the press, and es.
pecislly the local press. A town is
judged more by the character Of It's
newspapers than by any other one
medium. Its press is it's eyes, ears
and tongue. 1t is blind, deaf aud
mute, or vigllant, alert and eloquent
aud influential, just as its press is
supino, INDECENT, aud shiftless, or
energetic, industrious and hustling.
The glass works are not dead nor
sleeping, but are comatose from the
effects of certain bacilli which will
be destroyed by q strong injection
of hustle by the people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08
Merit wins

I'VE desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. King s
New Discovery sor Consumption. DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters. and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
lksction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
athe purchase price. If satisfac-
eSa. not follow their use
~ s.won their great
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

What's the matter With Cumber
Ian DIS Glass Works They're all
right. What's the matter With
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-08

After years of study the inventor has
perfected Cooker that meets the de
mand of the housekeeper and excels all
others in simplicity and ease of manage
ment 1t is especially adapted to family
use. have taken the agency and will
be pleased TO furnish any of the citizens
of our city and county. have one in
use and it gives entire satisfaction and
there are over one hundred in use in An
napolis. The following is. one of many
certificates from our citizens who have
the Cooker" in use:
have been using for two months, the
Peerless Cooker and would not be with
out it for ten times its cost. 1t is the best
kitchen utensil out, and saves labor and
worry, and indeed / can hardly find
words to express its excellence. 1t is
simply perfect cooker. w. G. Tuck.
Any further information l will cheer
fully give by addressing.
r. r. CONNER,
d2s Church Circle, Annapolis, Md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-16
ALMY WILL PLEAD GUILTY
Al His Trial Tuesday 1t is Thought
Great IGterest in the Affair.

CoscoRD. N. Il. Nov. Is On Tuesday
the mu deref Of Christie Warden willie
plead gully to the Indictment fouhd sgaiGs
him by lha grand jury. Judge Allen. Who,
WIN Chief Justice Doe 10 10 sit IN the csse,
aid today Amy Niil plead guilty on
Fuesdsy, and the curt is 10 fad the degree
Of crime-'hs. IS murder in the frat, second
or third degree"
This will make little or no change in the
trial, 40 fsr as time it will consume is con-
cerned, for the state will present It's case
10 tho courl as fully ss itwou!d have done
to ju'y, unless Chief Justice Doe con-
uies that no j es net care 10 hear the
testimony, a1d at olce sentences Abbott to
death upon the plea of gully of murder in
tha first degree, IN accordance with the
Indictments presented.
Hon, A Burlsigh, Almy's counsel, in q
conversation with sp associated press cor
respondent, said: Il do not know when
Almy wilt BE brought here. 1t remains en-
,ireiy with the high sheriff Silas Brighsm
have not been notified. We have sum
noned several Witnesses here to appear, ]
cannot state definitelY how many"
Deputy Sheriff J. II. Mccoy was inter.
viewed. He thinks Almy will probably
arrive at Plymouth IS early as the Bis
train tomorrow. Almy will be taken direct
to the court house. where he will stay while
here The court ilic;a!s will arrive here
tonorrow and everything will tht be com
rlsIed for the trial.
fLYMoUrH, n. H, Nov. 17.-Hon. A.
Bu,ieigh, Aimy's COUNSEL in c1nvcrsat on
with associa ed press correspondent, said
II do nos know when Almy ill be brought
here. | rsmsips en'itely with thu high
sherff, Siise B ighsm l h,ve not beer
not fed. We have summoned several
witnesses hire to appear, cannot stste
d, fiGiiely how many"