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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-22
THE srATE COUNCIL
OF tho j, o. U. 4. M.-ThO 8Iootlng Close
with Grand DnlI-Omeers Elected.
e.....s,y T,s.,.,y.b n 1bs T,I.JI11sp.sr

OF tho j, o. U. 4. M.-ThO SIootlng CLOSES
With u Grand DnlI-OmcIrs Elected.
Special Dtuatsh to he Za,claGsRstr
FAtRMoST W. VA July 2l.-The
third days session OF the state council
reconvened at $3.50, and after routine
business entered into the election OF
officers.
The following were selected: State
Councillor, John Kirk; State Council
Secretary, John D. Hall Junior Past
State Councillor, A. A, Eskey; State
Conductor, J, NJ. Watkins; State War
den, l. NJ. Brown; State sentineis, A..
NJ, Long; ]. W, Williamson; national
representatives, John D, Hall, i. ],
Savage, Zach Stewart. Tho councill
will meet next year at Buchanan In
tho second week in September.
The concert last eyeniRg provided by
Queen City No. II council Tor the state
council was in every man ner great
Brother Larnic D. Fleming gave an
grafton; Miss Lucy Fleming, accom-
panied by Miss Stella Lazelle, sang q
solo; Messrs. David and Frank Richie
performed a duet on cornet and clari-
Il4ts 44IUAa NIVHgatIN AAS9toISASCA VIZ
the above with various melodies.
The members then went to the opera
house, where banquet prepared by
Bryan & stidger was freely and pleas
antly enjoyed There were impromptu
toasts led by John D. Hall, S. C. secre.
tary, who acted as toastmaster, aud
were answered by the following broth
ers:
lhc " ~ 4LPpSs
"ThG Future Of our Order" ,.,,,-.o.,.,.,,A. Boil
"Our state onlccrs ,,.r.,-.".,"","',;"p. p. Z Pdrke
"The r. ESed ,,I
THE freas ,"".yOhn MIX
All were applauded, John D. Hall,
Z. D. I.appert, Joe Weidman, G. w.
Jones, Abe Montgomery and Joseph B.
Hall were called on and responded.
: Words can hardly express the pleas
ure Of the visit here,
This evening n grand ball wound up
the session. 1t was a very enjoyable
feature Of the week and night long to
be remembered by tho participants.
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THEY WERE sURrRrsEp.

What Worlds Fair Aanacers Say About
ths Charges Made By DSvlIn aud Hayes.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The Worlds Fair
managers are somewhat surprised at
the reports from Washington regarding
the efforts being made by Ncssrs. Dew.
lin aud Hayes, OF the Knights Of Labor,
to bring complaints against the man
agement before the Worlds Fair COM
mittce OF the house OF representatives.
-Four weeks ago." said Director Ly.
man ]. Gage, "whilc tho two gentlemen
wero in Chicago, wo arranged for
meeting. They wanted us to agree to
minimum scale OF wages, arbitration,
eight hours aud something else, We
told them it was impossible to fix a
minimum scale, inasmpch Rs ail the
contracts for buildings were lot nearly
year ago, and the work practically
donc. They realized It was to late too
talk abouta minimum scale, and we
told them the arbitration aud eight.
hour domanl had long since been
granted, and added further that any nc.
credited representative Of organized
labor was privileged to visit Jackson
Park.
There have been several attractions
OF tho eight-hour agreement. They
have been reported 10 rs by the presi-
dcnt OF tho Carpenterl' Council, John
O'Connell, and in each instance the
directors promptly brought the offend
ing contractor to torms. This wo told
Mr.. DevIin and also assured him the
board OF directors would welcome any
information showing breach OF faith by
contractors"
John w. Hayes, general secretary.
treasurer, and Messrs. A. W. Wright
and John Devlin, OF the general eXecu'
tive hoard Of the K. of l., to-day in an
interview with with an Associated Press
reporter detailed the settlement OF their
difficulty with the World Fair manage.
ment in connection with organized
labor.
heagreomeut provides that tho eight.
hour system shall be carried out; that
none but oiti1ens and those who have
declared their intentions to become
such shall be employed; that all dis
putes are 10 DO settled by arbitration
that representatives OF organized labor
bodies Interested are to be allowed &C
cess to the grounds to see that the agree'
mont Is carried out and that the labor
laws OF Illinois aud tho regulations Of
Chicago shall be respected by all con-
tractors. The settlement Ia entirely sat
isfactory and disposNs OF our opposition
to tho proposed grant.
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LOSES HIS MEMnEnsnIp.
ANY MOmHOr of the WIRdow Glass Worl
crS Association Who Acts as q Ba

ANY SICmHcr of the WlHdow Glass Work.
crS Association Who Acts as lar.
keeper.
PIrrsRuRGH, Pa, July 2l,-Tho win
dow glass workers had an interesting
session this morning at the convention
in Turner Hall, South Side, The meet
ing was opened by John Kelly, OF Jean,
notte, known US the post of L A. 500.
He had an original poem on the Home
stead lockout. lie was heartily ap-
pl0uded.
President Eberhart gave a ruling on
tho laws OF the association pertaining to
the liquor question, He aaid thct any
member going into the liquor business
or acting as bar tender In any saloon,
whether it be for reCompense or not,
either during q blast or when the fire
is out, or at any time, forieits his mem
hership, and can be restored 10 the as
sociGtion only through the ballot, +,
Resolutions were next in order and
the first was carried, II was to allow
the blowers one hour for meals. \
resolution to have the secretary elected
by popular vote was lost,
The next was under discussion when
the Adjournment for dinner took p ace,
1t was that on the death Of mOInber,
his widow, orphans or dependent shall
receive his pro rata share al all mnneya
in the treasury, the president aud coun'
Gil to determine the amount, This res.
olution caused u lively discussion and
will be thoroughly debated on before it
comes to q vote
The convention expects to finish its
work by tomorrow noon.
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Chairman DGWsonI OF tne t1VPuoHGpn
state committee, last night received the
following:
wAsmSazoS, July 20, 1902.
pr,r S,R:-My name has been fre-
eueutly mentioned in the public press
IN connection with tho Republican
nomination for governor at the APP
proaching convention. and having re-
teiyei aumber OF letters from friends
throughout the state OH the subject, |
deem I, Just 10 tho party, faIr to my
friends and all concerned to say to you,
and through you to the Republicans Of
tie state, that will not be a candidate
lot the nomination.
Among tho reasons that have moved
me 10 this conclusion, | desire to mon
ton that tho Democratic party in the
state has raised the question Of my ell
Cibili.y on tho ground OF residence.
While am confident that there is no
basis upon which to rest this issue, and
know full. we'll that ! have been resi-
dent OF tho state under the constitution
long enough to be governor. itelected,
do not think IL prudent to put in
peril the victory which seems now so
we'll assured to the Republican party
By allowing the opposition to set up an
issue which in certain events 1t may
have the sole power to decide.
The experience had-in the case OF our
distinguished fellow citizen and gallant
leader, Judge Gotf, is too rocen. in the
history Of slate politics to permit tho
Republican party TO enter upon any
course wherein there may be chance
Of it's again being deprived Of the fruits
Of victory. l fear also as the cam
paign progresses the alleged ineligi-
5iIity on the part OF the opposition
might create doubts in the minds OF
some, and to some extent weaken the
Republican ticket. For my part want
10 leave no room for doubt In the ap-
preaching contest. It is widely known
that for more than twelve years have
been identified with the state in q
business way, and that have done all l
could to advance its material interests,
and that during this time have not
only claimed citizenship in the state,
but have never voted elsewhere.
Then, again, have more readily
reached the conclusion Just stated, ana
with cntiro satisfaction, because all
know that the Republican party holds
within It's ranks many able men, under
whose leadership the state can be car
ried, and as to whose residence no ques'
ton can be raised, and no pretext
brought forward for opposing tho exer-
eiso Of tho duties Of the Office oigovern'
or alter the election OF tho candidate
that may bc nominated.
tcCi battered by the good words and
good expressions that have come to me
IRON all parts OF tho state and am not
only grateful but truly thankfpi for the
same, and the manifestation oil conf
denec on the part OF my friends.
Yours truly, etc.,
s. b. ELRISs,
E17 H'iriam r. O. DaUson. Chairman STATE Cen
IN. CWmiihor, lIlfeliNg, W. Va
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As soon as the WORT was passed
around that everything was ready
there was general scrambling to 'gvt
ashore, although fully 100 stayed
aboard. "Tie her loosa,h shouted Cap.
tain Lauchlin, and the rope was 'hguied
aboRyd. and With the Gid Of hall dozen
s!sitIs the big craft was started, towards
the current Then followed dozens OF
orders from all of the amateur cap
tains, ns Let her. go;" "Git OF Tho
fe'e'stle," shouted First Ataie "THtor"
Rine; Hold on, boys, We forgot to up.
tie the repeat the stern;" Hoop Ia!
She's all right "Ahaft, you land lub.
ber, and give tho helmsmGn Il chanco.H y
The genial Bob Miller replted amidst
all tho confusion:
"shg starts, she moves, she sssms TO feel
Thothrill Of life along lier keel"
AS soon as tho boat started the band
played ",Ta.ra.ra Boom-ts-a" in such II
spirited manner that the crowd broke
out in lively cheer.
After a speedy trip of over wohours,
the boat reached Benwood, where tho
band and visitors, hoaded by Mayor
ScabriCht, disembarked and were met
by Mayor Mahood, WHO presented tile
keys Of the town to the boys, which
were accepted by Mayor Seabrlght in a
happy speech.
After this every one fell in line be-
hind the band and parRded the town
with red fire. Thoy returned on spe-
cial car OH the electric road, and Nc
Clellan's baud, which furnished the
music for the occasion, tendored ser
anade to tho INTELMdENcER office, rem
dering some Of their excellent music,
Every one was enthusiastic over the
fine treatment of tho Mark Twain boys
and were sorry to see them leave,
They expect to arrive At their camp
ing ground to-day at noon, The officers
in commard were; Captain, William
,Lauchltn; Assistant, John Rine; Com
missary, Capt. Con McDonaldi Cook,
Na,e Kuhn; General Hustler, Mark
Twain Johp3
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THIS is FINAL.
Secretary Elkins VIII Not be a
Candidate for Governor.
IA: ISSUE WHICH is RAISED
Concerning Els Eligibility on tho
Ground OF Residence,
WHILE IT HAS NO REAL BASIS.

Might Impcrll tho Success of the
Party...Tho Experience in the Case
OF General GoG Shows that the
Democratic. Party Would; If 1t OBJ
,aIned u Majority ortho Legislature,
Grasp a, This straw to Deprive the
RerubIIcaus Of the Fruit of Their
vlotory.-.Mr. ElkIns Desires to
Leave No Room for Doubt.-.somc
Ono, IIo Says, Should De Named
whose Election Would Leave No
Pretext for Cheating Him Ont of
His RIGhts..-The Letter OF a Man
Whose Greatest Desire Is tho Sue.
cess tho West Virginia RcpHb'i.
cans This Year.
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A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, BY joint resolution APP
proved June 90, 1892, it was resolved by
tho senate and house OF representatives
OF tho United States Of America, In
Congress assembled, "that the President
OF the United States be authorized
and directed to issue proclamation
recommending to tho people the OBJ
seryance in all their localities, OF the
4O0th anniversary OF the discovery Of
America, on the '2lst day OF October,
1892, by public demonstration and by
suitable exercises in their schools and
other places Of assembly"
Now, therefore, /, benjamin Harri-
son, President Of the United States Of
America, in pursuance OF the aforesaid
Joint resolution, do hereby appoint Fri
day, October q, 1892, the 400th
anniversary Of the discovery OF
America by Columbus, as a ger
eral holiday for the people of
the United States. On that day let
tho people, SO far as possible, cease
from toll and devote themselves to such
exercises as may best express honor to
the discoverer and their appreciation OF
the great achievements OF the four COM
pleted centuries Of American life.
Columbus stood in his age as the
pioneer OF progress and enlightenment.
The system OF universal education is in
our age the m sat tprominent and salutary
feature OF tho spirit OF enlightenment,
and 1t is particularly appropriate that
the schools be, made by tho people the
centre Of the day's demonstration. Let
the national flag float over every such
house in the country and the exercises
be such as shall impress upon our
youth the patriotic duties Of American
citizenship.
In the churches and in the other
places OF assembly OF the people, lot
there be expressions OF gratitude to di:
vine Providence for the devout faith OF
the diacoverer and for the Divine caro-
and guidance which has directed our
history and so abundantly blessed our
people. BENJAMIN HARRISON. :
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slOR in tho Lookup.

A man who gives his nama rs 7. F.
Lafourcado, and Is said TO be a member
OF a clothing manufacturing firm OF
Philadelphia, has been in Wheeling
several weeks, and intoxicated most Of
the time. He spent ten days in the
City hospital under treatment, being
discharged few days ago. Last night
hc came to police headquarters in a
pitiable condition and asked to be
locked up. Lieut.. Lukins accommo.
dated him, and little later he was
found to be very III. DIR. Spragg was
called and did what he could for him.
At o'clock this morning lie was rost'
ing easier. When sober he Is very
intelligent gentleman, but has been on
a protracted spree ever since he came
here this time.
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MICHIGAN RErupLLcANs
Nominate Jsha 7, RIsR for The
Platform Adopted. -.

Nominate JahR I, Rich for GoyeEneE-The
Platform Adopted.
SAGINAW, MICr., July 2l.'-The sweat
box, otherwise known as convention
hall, was packed with delegates at 0
O'Clock this morning,
Judge X. J. Kelly, OF Alpona, appeared
With the report OF the committee on
credentials seating tho regular delegates
from Macomb and St. Clair counties,
Delegate Allen, from W0shtenaw,
moved that the report OF tho committee
be accepted and adopted. After a do.
bHte the motion was adopted by an
overwhelming vote. The temporary or
gan.tlsion was then made permanent.
Chairman Fitzgerald; OF tho commit
tee or resolutions, then mounted tho
platform and read tho fcllowiAg reaolu.
ton, which was adopted by tue convep-
ton rising In silence:
"Rssirrd-That we express our sin.
ee'e sympathy with that eminent Re
p49Hean aud statesman, James G.
Blame, in tho bereavement he recently
suffered in tho loss OF his son, and cS-
l''ss a wish that his lie In the future
NAV be rs iull OF honor and usefulness
s' IN the paSt.P
Eogsy.
heontained among other things:
We the representatives OF tho Re-
plo!iran party in convention assembled
heartily endorse the nominees OF the
national Republican convention ut
minneapolis and the platform and prin-
|ptg' laid down thereby.
Long sessions OF legislature are an
GsAeSessary Oxpouse TO the public and
70 condemn tho practice, and pledge
iae People that il the Republican party
a4' sonIToi Of tho next legislature busi-
Heai VII DO don0 with fidelity and
We Seadsmn the practice Of rail-
,I ,Sl- companies In giving passes to and
sns same being accepted by legislators
s"a o'aer public officials.
"- Illustrating tho methods and
- uets Of Tho Democratic party, VIC
vi attention. 10 its bEalsn theft 81 the
'e Of 'hia state during lis last scs-
nv ,D' uy an'awiully and eorruptIy seat
~, 'so usu7Pers in that body BY the
'.A r,A o. less than constitutional
'"-'aH thereof, thus making II posi-
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RurLER NoT ENGAGED
As Counsel for thp strikers-His Opinion
OF tho Legal Aapae.

As Counsel for thp strikers-His Opinion
OF the Legal Aapee.
BosroH, MASS. July 2l.-General But
ler, in speaking Of the Homestead cases,
said in regard to admitting on bail In q
case where murder was charged, that
although bail is not as rule allowed,
still il is a matter wholly within the dis,
cretion Of the courts. As to the extra
dition OF Mr.. Carnegie, General Butler
said he could no see how man could
be taken In a foreign country for acts
said TO have boon done in this country
in his absence. The general was very
strong in expressing his conviction that
lerislation should be had that would
cause the disbandment OF the Pinker-
ton'a and the prevention Of such riots
hereafter
Personally, he had no correspondence
with tho strikers and had heard moth
ing whatever as to his heiag engaged as
counsel.
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DIPLOMATS NAMED.
The President rms Three Good Foreign
MIsSIopR,

WAsHrSGroE, D. O., July el,-Tho
President sont to the senate to-day the
'' Andrew ). White, Of New York, to bs
envoy extraordinary and minister plen,
ipotentiary to Russia,
a, Loudon spowden, OF Pennsylvania,
now envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Greece, Roumania
and servia, 10 be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to Spain.
Trunton Beale, Of California, now min
ister resident Of the United States TO
Persia, TO be envoy extraordinary and
minister plOnipoteRtIRry 10 Greece,
RoumaniR and serVla.
Cyrus W, Fold, Of New York, was ap.
pointed United States Consul at Bruins
wick.
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nren.nrea Agalnst the oarneEles.

HARRtsDuRe, Pa, July 2l.-It was as
serted here last night by the delegates
on route to the national convention of
switchmen in Pittsburgh, that rssolu-
tions will be adopted calling upon all
switchmen to refuse TO handle cars car
rying material to and from the Carne'
gie works until the Carnegie company
comes to terms with its men. The
switehmen also say that the national
carpenters union will ask its members
not to use nails made BY the Carnegie
company,
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THE AnYfcE HRRpEp.
GAYE THEeIsELVEs Up.
Hugh o'Donucll and Hugh Ross Surrender
to tho Authorities

PrrsBuRa. PA, July el.-Hugh
o'Dopnella and Hugh Ross against whom
warrants had been issued, came to this
city this morning and held consulta-
ton with their attorney w, ], Brennan,
At tho close Of their talk with Mr..
Brennan, the two workman proceeded
TO Alderman MeMasters Office and gave
themselves up aud were by him re-
manded to jail,
application for the release of Messrs.
Ross and 0'Donnell on bail. This re.
quest must be made to the judges Of
the county court, who have been asked
by the attorney to grant an early hear
Ing. Mr. 0'Donnell, in an interview,
expressed confidence in his being re-
leased on bail and his ability to ultl-
mately prove his innocence of any
nPipa
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FLINT GLASS wonKmRs

AdJoarn After EIsGtirg Officers = Smith
Again Chosen.
ELmnA, n. Y, July 2i.-The convan-
ton OF tho American Flint Glass Work,
ers' Union adjourned at noon to-day,
w. ]. Smith was reelected president
and W. ]. Dillon secretary. An exc.
cutive committee consisting OF thirty
one members, representing all the dii;
ierent branches OF tho trade was also
elected. Marion, Ind, was selected as
the next place for holding the conven.
tion.
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cioyo and stove In Harlem.

New YoRK, July 2l.-Grover cleve-
land and A. E. Stevenson smoked to-
night the calumet with the Sagamores
Of Harlem whore q reception was
rendered the two leaders Of the
Democratic party. It was great
time for the. people OF Harlem, and not
a Democrat IN the entire district was
absent. All erasped the hands OF
Cleveland and Stevenson, and with Wig
orous shakes that made the candidates
occasionally vince. Mr.. Cleveland
made brief speech and was loudly
cheered,
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CuEVE ann STEVE
Hold Informal Rpcsptions ut New York
Hotels.


New YoRx, July 9l,-From the Whit
ney mansion Mr.. Cleveland was this
morning driven to tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel. whore narlor B on the first floor
OF the hotel on tho Twenty-tbird street
corner had been engaged for his aeeou1'
mediation, Among the frst callers was
hleuteunnt Governor Sheehan. Follow
ing tho lieuteRsnt governor came
several members OF the Democratic
national committee, among the nun.
bsr being Mr., Wm, i. Harrity, Of Penn:
sylyania, and Mr.. Brice. Nearly oil
the members Of the national committee
and a good many Democrats from other
states, as well as local celebrities, called
and spoke to Mr., Cleveland and chatted
about the campaign,
General Stevenson meanwhile was re-
ceiving callers at his apartments In the
Hoffman House.
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RIetIsg In rIppSTary,

LONDON, July 2l,-Thero was consid-
enable rioting in New TipperNry, lrc-
land, last night, due 10 a collision bp-
tween mobs OF Rodmoudites and Nc,
Carthyites. The collision was followed
by a scries Of desperate fights. many
bersonH being injured on both sides.
Several houses were wrecked
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A REAL MYSTERY
Surrounds Affairs at Homestead
Just OF the Present Time.
CONFERENCE WITH THEGOYERNOR,

But Mono But Thoso in tho Inner Cir.
.cle Know What ocourrcd...strikers
Say tho Resal. VIII BE Speedy
Settlement, but tho Military Autho-
rites Don't Think so.-.A Report
that Pattisons Political Log Was
Pullsd.-..A Rumor that Hugh
o'DonnclI Wont to Now York to En-.
list the ofices of tho Democrats.
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HARRITY IS THE MAN
Who WIN Run the Democratic
Campaign This Year.
He IS UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN

At tho Committee Meeting In New
York and Makes Speech in
Which He Says HO Win Do His
LevsI Best, and That's All That
Could DO Expected--Sir. IThisney's
Plaa Of organizstion-,Thc West.
erners Disappointed in ThelF Effort
to Get Branch Headquarters in
ChIcaeo.
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OUR GREAT HohIDAY.

President Harrison's Proclamation Elk
Ing October e1st for tho Celebration oil
tho Aooth Anniversary of tho Discovery
of AmerIoa-rho Schools to be the Cen
trail Fsaturs--Let the Flag Float fren,
Every School House.
WAsuISGToN, D, O., July 2l.-The fol-
lowing proclamation was issued this
afternoon by tho President Of the United
States OF America:
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ST. PETERSBURG, July sl.-Itis on.
Ciaily stated that cholera has broken
out IN the government Of Koolsan, OIL
tho east ahoFS OF tho Sea Of AEoi, and
the Black Sua. Six deaths have occur.
red from the disease in that govern
mOnk,