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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05
"John AnIerson, "a Guo,,.

Scientists figure it out that a man
breathoO eeYen hNgSheads of air day.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05

Boston Transcript: Fogg says fierce
thunder storm reminds him of an onion. 1t
is peal on peal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05
500 Reward. 500.

Eight thousand people are employed in
WOOlwich arsenal
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cnstorla.
When she was a Child she cried for CastOria.
When she became a Miss, she chung to CastorA.
When she had Children, she gave them Castori a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
BASE BALL PROSPECTS.
Prcsident Ioung Thinks They arc Bright
- oning-Tho Coming Meeting,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. - President
Young says base ball matters are
frightening up considerably, and he is
commencing to see daylight ahead. The
league meeting on March l President
Young regards as most important one,
as it will surely promulgatc now ma.
tional agreement.
This agreement meeting will be fol-
lowed ON March . with that OF the
schedule committee, where the ques-
ton OF dates and the number OF games
Tor the year will be determined on and
the Sunday question will come up. 1t
is expected the st. Louis, Baltimore,
Louisville, Cincinnati and Washington
clubs will bo given permission to play
such games, though the other seven
teams are against it. In speaking OF
the questions that will come up from
several of the teams, President Young
observed that he would be perfectly
willing for every club that imagined
they had grievance to present it at the
coming meeting, as he Is confident his
course will DO unanimously approved.
Then, too, tho amended rules as mr.
ranged by Harry Wright will come up,
the principa! one being the one chang
ing tho rule governing tho pitching SO
as to allow tho pitcher. but three called
balls before u batsman takes his base
on balls. Tho object is to aid tho bat
ting.
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THE BLAINE DIVORCE.
a Decree Granted tho WHO OF James c.,
Jr.-Thb Jndgn's Decision. '

- S'".SHs
DEADwoop, S. d., Feb. GA decision
in thc Dloino d;vorco c,,, ,,,, ron,,oroJ
,a.,,a. a,o.vo ~, e'ao VIZ .eAuo,eu ~,
.a'te' unexpectedly Yesterday, 0uuge
Palmer, plaintiffs attorney, not having
looked for decree before next Wcdnes.
div Tho fo.t. roro 80 ,,,ir houoror
- -. - 80 wy - ,'"'"' i-oo'o' ->,','
mere @ was no reason Tor deiay, ana muen
W ltie pseasure Q, MIS-. blaihe, her ol'
@ @yoice was granted before noon yeslcf
uay;; =,
Alser foelting at great length me CIR
SuMstaicea OF inc marriage OF Mario
NsVihs 10 James U. Blaine,, ]r., ana tne
subsequent separation, which ho said
was va ane TO mo objections oi young
Dlalnes parents to the youthful mar
rage, Judge Illomas denounced tho
husbands course, toward tho wlie IN
strong terms ana concluded as follows:
AS SAID before, 1t may DO natural lor
ms parents TO object to marriage OF
TINS klnd, would DO natural ior any
parent to object to 4 young son OF his
ago, marrying girl OF her age and under
such c!rcumstanccs, but having onco
married 1t was the duty. OF tho younger
blalnc, tho defendant III tins case, to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
THE UNwIEI.DY n1AJoRITy
100 big for OHIO Man to Handlo--Tho
House IL Indeed "DangorousIy Demo.

houso ID indeed "Dangorously Demo.
crntic."
Special Dispatch to The InittiOcnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 2l.-speakor
Crisp has himself reached tho conclu-
sion that tho present house Is sadly in
need of some ono to do the stcoring md
his trip to Fortress Monroe is for tho
purpose OF sufficiently recovering his
strength to bo able to takc hold OF the
house and direct its affairs In con-
stant and practical manner 1t has
been evident for days that something
must DO done to prevent tho demorali-
zatlon OF tho majority TINT has been
speedily approaching. Tho speaker is
'inlly aware OF this and has gcno to
Fortress Monroe whorc ho can moro
rapidly rccuporatc. During the present
week hc will be visited by Democratic
leaders in tho house, and within ton
dGya he expects to DO able to return to
Washington with formulated pro-
grammo that will cover all the desired
legislation for this session OF Congress,
with tho intention OF adiourning by
July 4. A Democratic caucus will DO
held some time during tho wook to con-
slider tho subject Of silver legislation,
but owing to the wido differences with
in the party it is not probable that
much will be accomplished.
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HILLS OWN yyAy,
Tho Delegation Selected To-day for Chi.
caso Will bc Solid for the Boss.


caso Will be Solid for the Boss.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 21.-Thcre seems
now to be little doubt that tho entire
state delegation to Chicago will be
bound by the unit rule to tho fortunes
of 01r.&Ilill. The topics OF speculation
to-day hayo been the personnel OF the
delegation at large and the possible
action to be taken tomorrow by the
anti-Hill forces.
The anti-Hill people will meet at 2
o'clock tomorrow after receipt OF It'd
ings from the state committee as to it's
action on the protest.
It is then expected, although the
leaders against Mr.. Hill do not say SO,
that an address will be issued to the
Democrats OF the state, in which the
time and place OF another convention
will be named, and the voters will bo
asked to hold primaries forthe selection
OF delegates thereto.
The convention tomorrow will be-
called to order at noon, and after tenn
porary organization has been effected
and committees named, q recess will bo
had doubtless until O'clock. It will
be during this recess OF tho convention,
that the opponents OF Senator Hill will
have their meeting in Union hall, where
the convention is TO bo held.
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4 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-Evcry incoming
train to-day brought hordes OF horny
handed sons OF toll who come to attend
tho largest convention OF wealth pro-
ducers over assembled at any ono time.
Immediately upon their arrival they
were safely conducted to their assigned
quarters by the various reception COM
mittccs.
Among tho leaders Of tho various
organizations, tho Sabbath was Tot one
OF rest, but rather day OF labor and to
some extent anxiety. On tho other
hand, some Of the lay delegates spent
the day in sight seeing and enjoyment,
while others lounged about tho hotels
and corridors quietly discussing tho
problems which they had colne here to
solve, while others, standing in groups,
were engaged III animated conversation
over the probabilities OF q third party
being placed in tho field.
Associated Press reporters made the
rounds OF the various hotels where the
arc stopping and the re-
suits Shows that great many Of the
delegates are in favor OF putting candi-
dates in the field for tho presidency and
vice. presidency, while others say that
the time has not yet arrived for such
action, that one OF tho old parties may
yet adopt platform which will meet
the views OF the agriculturists and
workingmcn and that there is time
enough for action. The latter, though,
are in very small minority and it is
not ut all likely that they can carry the
day when tho question is brought be-
fore tho convention, which will open at
2 o'clock tomorrow.
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NAIL STRIKE AVERTED.
Tho Notice Off Reduction ut the JcfIerso
Words Is withdrawn.

Tho Notice of q Reduction ut the Jefferson
Worlss is withdrawn. .,
Special Dispatch TO TIC IntcIligclctr.
SrEUDESvlLLE, o., Fob. 2l.-The
threatened shut down Of tho jefferson
Iron Works because the company gave
the nailcrs notice OF o5 per cent reduc-
tion on the scale for cutting fine three
penny nails, has been avertcd and ono
hundred and fifty men will continue
work as usual, At the Joint conference
OF the nailers with officials OF the JetIer-.
son works yesterday the company with
drew tho notice OF the proposed reduc-
ton. The notice OF the reduction was
given. under L misunderstanding OF the
statement to the Jefferson directors
concerning the price pnid for cutting
throo penny nails at the Belmont mill.
Ateleeram developed the fact that the
Belmont company had given tho men
notice OF n reduction OF % per cent, but
it was not accepted, and q strike was
threatened. They arc now working ut
the old price. On the basis OF this in
formation tho company withdrew their
notice and tho men will resume work
atthe old price. Tho nailcrs, who do
not belongt to any association, will short
ly form 4 lodge OF A. A. I. and S. W. for
the protection OF their interests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
THE MONEY HANDED OVER.
Tho Proceeds OF tho Whitehead Bencfi
Concert Given Kim, t

Tho Proceeds OF tho Whitehead Bencflt
Concert Given Eim.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
committee which had in charge the re-
cent concert under tho auspices OF tho
postotlice force for the benefit OF their
disabled fellow attache, Mr.. Ralph
Whitehead, called at Mr.. Whitehead's
residence on tho Island and formally
turned over to him the proceeds OF that
most successful affair. The SUN realized
was an evidence not only OF Mr.. White
heads justly deserved popularity, but
rs wellofthe earnestness with,which;his
friends worked for its succcss. The as-
greGate was Sl,045 rs. Al.
Mr.. Hugo Loos on behalf OF those
interested in organizing the benefit
made y neat little speech OF prcsenta-
ton. happily voicing the regard ior Mr..
Whitehead out OF which the benefit
grew, and the recipient, though nearly
overcome by his emotions, responded
with deep feeling, expressing his
thanks and his appreciation for tho
motives which prompted the benefit.
In addition TO tho money turned over
yesterday neat addition is promised
from the employees OF the Pittsburgh
postofIicc March /.
It is understood that Mr.. Whitehead
will with this sum embark in the cigar
business. He will receive the assist
anco OF friends, and his young son will
help him in the store. His eyes still
disable him from active employment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
A FIRE AvEnrED.
Carouscrs in u Turkish bath House Set
Firo to u He'd.

Firo to u He'd.
About II o'clock last night the pro.
prictor Of the Mcclure House, who lives
in the annex in tho rear OF the saloon,
heard voices in Bcc!tman's turkish bath
establishment, which occupies part OF
the ground floor OF tho annex, De dis
tingulshed tho voices OF two men and
two women carousing, and as theyhad
no business there at that titnc OF
night, he senta telephone message to
police headquarters, asking for an
officer. officer Herbert responded, but
by the time he arrived the room was
silent. Mr.. McLuro burst the door
open, and both searched tho place, but
could find no one except q colorcd man,
who was apparently fast asleep. lie
was awakened with difficulty.
Believing that they smollcd some.
thing burning tho men went up tho
back stairs and discovered bed on iire.
1t was soon cxtinguishcd, though in n
short timc tho building would hayo
been on fire. A razor was found in tho
bed. The cmployo found in tho place
denied all knowledge Of any orgies hay-
ing been, held u few minutes before. No
arrests were made. lG5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
oononED PEOPLE DECEIVED.
Emisrants for Libcrla In :, Sad Pngh. in
HE Now York CITY,

s... NV IcTS CuS.
New YoRE, Feb. GA party OF col
ored mon. numbering about one hun
dred, arrived hero to-day with their
families from the Indian Territory on
thoirway to Liberia. Africa. They were
q curious looking lot OF people and were
dressed in Ill sorts OF fashion.
Mr.. Hill, their pastor, tells q sad
story Of the peoples experience. He
sad that some timo ago he received q
circular from G man named Coppingor,
OF Washington, manager OF the .Amcri-
can Colonization Society. Tho circular
stated that negroes could go to Africa
free OF charge after taking the oath Of
allegiance to the African government,
administered here at tho custom house.
This they found was untrue. The
pastor and his people are left hero
without means and all OF them bcrcft
OF home and farms. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
pIDWELL ARRIVES.
The Noted Forgcr Comes Over tho Briny
on tho itrrrin, ft g

@HS .Sotc0 ipiscrr So.ncS SVcE inc lSrl0y
on the Etrrrin.
New YoRK, Feb. 2l.-The Cunard line
ship Etrylria arrived hero last evening,
and alter lying OF quarantine all night
was allowed to come up to her dock
early this morning. The Etruria
brought a number Of Russian Hebrew
immigrants from Liverpool, and The
health authorities took extra precau-
tionary measures in fumigating tho ycs-
sci. No sickness WIS reported, how
ever. ..t, y
Among tho cabin passengers were
Austin 3. Bidwoll and his sister, Mrs.
II. G. Mott. Bidwell gained notorictv
as . member OF the gang OF forgers who
forged notes and bills OF exchange OF
the Bank OF England in 1872 and 1873.
Bidwoll was arrested in Hayana, taken
to England and there convicted, August
is, 1873, to Lie imprisonment. His
friends secured his release and he was
placed on board tho Etruria at Liyor-
pool. He is about forty-threo years Of
age, and still presents a good appear
ance after his eightocn years incarccra-
ton, sis -S,1s gt-gt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
THE MINOR COURTS OF JUSTICE.

Saturdays Buslnoss-The Fulton Assault
Police Court.
John Hillman and Charles Dschcr,
the two men charged with the murder
GUS assault on Fred and Charles Wei
merh came up before Squire Arklc on
Saturday, just two weeks after tho as.
sault occurred. Fred Weimor, the one
who was nearly killed, testified, as did
also his brother Charles.
According to the testimony tho four
men had quarreled several times that
night, and the two were attacked with
stones on their way home, Freds skull
getting cracked. The defendants wcro
held 10 court.
In police court "Rag Mary" was fined
81 and costs, but judgment was sus-
pended. John Mooney was fined 81 ior.
drunkenness; John Smart's tino OF $40
was suspended on. condition that he
leave town; Thomas Noonan's fino of
81 was suspended; James Rafferty, was
stuck for S. for raising disturbance in
Ella Ditty's house OF i'll fame, and
Thomas Doyle, ED Harris, Barney
Brady and Mike O'Donnell were sent to
the workhousc. Martin Kraft was walk
ing around threatening to kill some one;
he was arrested by Officer Creighton,
and when searched q murdorous looking
knio was found on his person. He was
fined S. and costs. Frank Chambers,
the Windsor hotel bell boy, who had
caused disturbance at tho hotel, was
lined s. and costs.
On Saturday Jack Deyinney was mr.
rested by Officer Shanloy Tor beating his
father. Officers Frohme, Moran and
Donovan raided Jennie Lees house Of
i'll fame and arrested tho landlady and
three girls. No men were there.
a colorcd man was arrested by Officer
West, on suspicion OF being the man
who murdered Mrs. Horner at Oxford,
Ohio, on January u. Ho answered tho
description pretty closely, except that
the man arrested had cataract on his
eye, whereas the other was blind OF an
eye.
Early Sunday morning Officers Wat
son, Lul.ens and Herbert raided Tom
Halpin's poker room, in the third story
OF the building at the northwest corner
af Twelfth and Market streets. The
proprietor and nineteen men were
arrested. ,tt
Squire Arkle issued warrant for
tho arrest OF William and Albert For
dycc, whom Andrew johnson, colored
accused OF having committed assault
and battery on him.
a. j. Bycrlo, the insurance man who
was sent toi all by Squire Arllc, was
released on his own rccognizance in
500.
Officers Frohmc, Moran and Truschler
yesterday arrested Arthur Martin, Andy
Conners and Albert Meyer, for throwing
stones at the watchman at the Belmont
mill. A loaded revolver was found on
Meyers person.
Ella Miller's house OF i'll fame was
raided last night by Officers Herbert,
Watson aud West, and the landlady.,
three women and ono man were ar.
rested
Officer Creighton again arrested Mar
tin KRAFT yesterday. Martin was drunk
and seemed to be bent on doing some
one mischief, 2lI'
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Jorry Evans, Il very bad boy, was kept
in the lookup Saturday night, on &C.
count Of having been disordcrly and was
lot so Sunday morning with lecture by
Chief McSichols. In the afternoon he
got into quarrel with q South Side bow
named Fritz Schacner, and throwing
him to the ground broke his arm at the
wrist. Alter doing the damage Evans
disappeared over the hill. ILlL---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
To Assemble To-Day In NVnshington-Mrs.
Harrison the President,


I WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Thc first con-
tinental congress OF the National Society
OF tho Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton will convene In this city to-mor-
row and continue in session during
three days. The public sessions will bo
held in tho Church OF Our Father. The
congress will be called to order by tho
President General, Mrs. Harrison, who
will make the address OF welcome.
Tuesday tho morning session will bo de-
voted to addresses on special subjects
by the regents OF the different states.
Wednesday will be the day for the cleo
tion of officers. Tho great social event
OF the congress will be the reception by
Mrs. Harrison at the white house in
honor OF visiting regents and delegates
at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
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Miles, Nerve md I,v,r pl,,s.

Act on new principlc-rcgulatinc
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Milesi
Pills speedily cure hiliousncss, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
drcn. Smallest, mildcst, surest! litty
doses, 25c. samplcsfrec, at Tho Logan
Drug Co. o. \ !
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DARING TRAIN R0BBER.
Tho Hero of Ono OF the Most Son
sational Esoapados on Record.
SHOOTS AN EXPRESS MESSENGER

And Escapes OH tho Engine, Pursued
by Truinmon on Anothcr..-A lsun.
ming Duel in Which no BLOOD Is
Sflcd-.Tho Kobbcr Then Takes 10 tho
Country and is Chased by Posse.
Brought to Bay, IIo Surrcndcrs aud
Proves to 10 Western Cowboy..-h
Story that Reads Like Wild West
Romance Of the Approved Style.
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PARIS, Feb. 2l.-Tho judicial intcrro-
CATION OF Edward Parker Deacon, who
shot and killed NJ. Abcille at Cannes 4
few days ago, will open at Grassc to-
morrow. On Tuesday Deacon will be
confronted by his wife in accordance
with the French custom. Mrs. Deacon
started from Cannes Tor Paris thisailcr-
noon under q pledge to return when
wanted, b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
= Vigorous Bsrninia. /

Mrs. Ford, wife OF the proprietor OF
the Pigs Ear" saloon, in Martins
Ferry, pretty etlectually cleaned out on
Saturday afternoon three men who OBJ
jccted to paving Tor the drinks they had
imbibed. Their names were Mullaney,
Shade and Hoover. She inflicted with
4 hatchet d bad wound on Shades
shoulder, hit Mullaney on the head
with q bottle, and was starting to mako
mincameat Of Hoover, when he sue.
cceded in making his escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
Valuable Barn Burned.


Special Dieratch 10 The In;elligcncer.
KlSGwooD, w. Va, Feb. ol.-At q
late hour last night the largo barn OF
G. c. Craig, near town. caught fire and
burned down. The horses were all
saved by hard work. Tho barnwas Just
rcplenishcd with hay and feed, all OF
which was consumed. Mr.. Craig had
lumber in tho barn drying preparing to
erect n dwelling in the spring, which
also went up in the flames.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
.DO-NOTHING CONGRESS.
Twolvo Woolss in Session and
Nothing Yot Accomplished
EXCEPT 4 WILFUL WASTE OF TIME.

With n Majority OF H3i tho Democrats
In tho House Exhibit II Capacity for
Doing Nothing but Filibustcr..-IIow
Reeds Hu'cs Might Now be Applied
with Profit TO tho Country...It is tho
Republicans Turn to Laugh...Thc
Republican Senate httcntlin. to
Eusincss.-Sprlngcr's First Effort Mt
"Economy"--W --Washington Ncws.
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A GREAT CONVENTION.
Tho Allied Labor and Alliance
Parties to Meet To-day.
DELEGATES ARRIVING IN ST. LOUIS

TO the Greatest Gathering Of Wealth
Producers Ever Hcld.--Will Il Pres
idcntial Ticket DO Placed In tho
Field? tho A!-AborblnE Question.
liill VIII Hnvc tho New York Dole.
CATION Solid ut Chicago.--Tho Anti
Hill Men May Send II Competing
Delegation, uowcvcr..-Thc Albany
Convention To-day.
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Tho Gorc. comlpr rhI. lyor.

PITrsnuRc, PA.,. Feb 2l.-The Parker
leo gorge reached here about daylight
and caused a raise in tho river OF three
feot nan hour, but tho leo was badly
broken up by its long journey and it
passed down the Ohio river without
doing any damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
THEl PlrTsnUKGn lIxsTERY,
How Mary Joyce Cams to I1or Dcat.. is
Etill Iinlrnn;rn-Irl,n NInr.l o.. 11.s I

How Mary Joyce Camr to I.or Dcat., Is
Still Unlsnown-T!,o Murder Theory.
P.rrsDvRGU, Pa, Feb. 2l.-The mys-
terry surrounding the death OF Mary
Joyce, whose body was found on Sylvan
avenue last Friday, is still unsolvcd.
The latest developments. however, sub
stantiato the murder theory. n
The police arc working hard on the
case and to-day iound mans scarf and
an Odd Fellows locket trampled in The
mud near the spot where the body was
discovered. Three moro arrests were
made on suspicion. Tho parties arc all
colored and live near tho scene OF the
supposed murder. Thoir namc are
Henry Johns, Walter Robinson and
John Gordon.
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meeting of tho State League OF Rcpubli-
can Clubs. In tho delegation which
will leave Washington either Sunday
night or Monday morning for Parkers.
burg. will DO Secretary Elkins and Com
missioner NIason.
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Mr.. John W. Corcoran announces
himself this morning rs candi-
date for sheriff on the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Corcoran is a prominent
man in organized labor circles and has
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'N,ra W; 0i'Id'cl to @s intelligence.
is,s:a ,ms:asl.INoroS, D. G.. Feb. 2l.-AIuch
~'est is being taken here in tho.