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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-15

WASHINGTON, D. c., April l4.-Tho
Congressional Record Of tomorrow bids
fair 10 be tho bulkiest issue OF that lively
daily ever issued. II may number sew
eral hundred pages, the vast majority
OF which will bo republication OF such
well known Protection pamphlets as
from plymouth mckinley" ard the
like. Tho reason OF this sudden devcl-
opmont OF the house into a Republican
publishing bureau lies in tho fact that
Congressman Burrowsthis morning dis
covered that the Democratic members
Of tho house had been sending FREQ un-
der their franks 10 voters NIL overBthe
country hundreds of thousands Of copies
Of Henry Georges great FREQ trade pam.
phlet, "Protection and Free Trade"
Their scheme was very ingenious.
During the tariff debate q general leave
to print was given 10 all mombers and
still continues. Congressman Washing
ton, Stone, Enloc and several others, bo-
lieving that the Henry George free
trado pamphlet would provo a better
campaign document than any speeches.
they could grind out, deliberately di-
vided the pamphlet up between them.
Each member took five chapters Of the
work and inserted them in his re
marks" After they had all been print
cd each member ordered large number
Of his own speech. The speeches were
then bound together, SO that when
bound Mr.. Henry Georges pamphlet
was obtained in full, and, having ap-
peared in the Record and being thus q
part OF the Record, the pamphlet was
entitled TO free transmission through
the mails.
Mr. Burrows this morning called the
attention OF the house to the fragrant
violation OF the spirit OF permission to
print, and offered 4 resolution instruct
Ing the committee on rules to investi-
gate the matter with 4 view to prevent
Ing its repetition.
The motion was tabled. The Repub-
lcan members, therefore, decided to-
day that they will do some printing
themselves. Mr. Milliken, OF Maine,
started the ball rolling by sending up
pamphlet OF eighty pages to DO printed
in to-morrows Record as a part OF his
speech and 4 number of other members
scurried around during the afternoon
and obtained an array OF excellent Re-
publican literature, all oil which they ex-
pect will appear in tomorrow mornings
Record,
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LONDON, April l4.-lIarry Rhyte,
young American, said to be well known
in New York society, was arrested by a
detective while walking quietly in tho
streets Of Nice yesterday. rhc detec-
tive had mistaken him for an Italian
assassin. Being unable to speak French
Mr.. Rhyte showed letters to provo his
identity. but the police nevertheless
handculed him and dragged him to tho
police station before libcrating him.
Mr.. Rhytc intends TO put the case in
the hands OF the United States lesa-
tions in Paris. -
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: ANARCHIST OUTRAGE.
Two Pctnrds Thrown Into n Religious Pro.
cessIon Mt Cndlz, spain,


cessIon Mt CndIz, spain.
MADEiD, April l4.-Likc all Spanish
cities, Cadiz has been closely observing
holy week. To-day being Holy Thurs
day, there was a public procession Of,
worshippcts, the priests bearing relig-
ious emblems and relics. A considcra-
bic crowd watched the procession as it
passed along the streets, q great MAJOR
ity'o the bystanders bowling revcrcntly
as the religious emblems were carried
past them. Everybody in the process
sion was passing slowly without the
least thought of danger, when suddenly
two men in the crowd OF onlookers
threw two petards directly into the pros
cession. Those in limo were panic
stricken and fled in every direction.
The bystanders were terribly frightened
and sought safety in hight. In the con-
fusion and the excitement the villains
who threw the petards made their cs-
cape, and there is not the slightest clue
to their identity. 4 number Of the pro-
cessionists were more or less injured BY
the explosion, but fortunately nobody
was killed. The people are indignant at
this latest outrage. Every effort will be
made to capture the miscrcants, and if
they arc caught they will undoubtedly
spend the remainder OF their lives IN
penal servitude.
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ST. CLAIR ARGUES
infshor for the Worlds Fair ApproprI
ton-The Government yy,,,d H.. So.

liner Tor the Worlds, Fair Approprin-
',"h-rhe Government Would 10 snre.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April IA GEN
e!a' st. Clair continued his argument
t''s !. afternoon before the house Worlds
f"'f committee on the bill making an
appropriation OF S7OOO,OOo ior tho fair.
LIT ma argued that tho government should
w responsible for the cost OF dcdica.
rUn' n the award Of medals. and prcmi-
MWs. luis lie said the government will be
Msi, ,ui,y protected in making tho appro.
ptlH!,ion, p!,, rs tho net income OF tho OK.
auS rVS'uon .S would DO certainly S7,5OO,0O0,
Mse; "au lhc government would be tho first
bbogtserred creditor and get back its loan
ce;s ct'ore any other disposition OF the re-
es'p's was made. Tho people OF Chi
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WItMor, S. D., April 14.-This city
is in IN uproar. The Chicago, Nlilwau-
kec & St. Paul railway has a train
standing at the depot ready to start ior
tho Lake Traverse lands tomorrow
morning. Tho road is just completed
to Il point IN the most fertile lands.
More than 500 men arc waiting to
take passage on tho first section OF the
train.
Trouble is feared at the timo tho
train starts II all are not able to secure
transportation.
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Tho Cut.lemen Surrender.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 14.-Gcn.
scholield to-day received telegram
from Brigade General Brooke at Omaha
stating that the cattle owners party Of
forty.siX mon had surrendered to Col.
Van Horn, and are now'hcld MS prison.
ers at Fort Mckinney. Gen. Brooke
telesraphed the governor OF Wyoming
that tho prisoners would DO dotaincd
subject TO his orders, % "
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italian Cabinet Crisis.

RoME. April 1i.-Owing to differences
in cabinet councils over tho financial
measures TO bc submitted to parliament
the whole ministry tcndcrcd their rcs-
isnations to King Humbcrt to-day and
they were accepted. The king has
charged tho Marquis Di Rudini, the
prime minister, TO reconstruct tho cabi-
net. No change in tho ministerial pro-
grammc is expected, except that tho
Marquis Di Rudini proposes to insist
more strongly upon the governments
financial prospects,
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HOMELESS NEGROES.
but tho Mon Refuse to Work Though or.
fored II Dollar Day.

fored n Dollar n Day.
JACKSON, Miss, April l4.-Govern or
Stone yesterday received a telegram
from Congressman Allen advising him
that the house committee declined to
act in tho matter OF an appropriation
ior the Lowndcs county, Miss, flood
sufferers in the absence OF recommenda.
tion from him. The governor imme-
diately wired several citizens Of Column
bus for a statement OF tho situation.
Upon receipt OF their reply he to-day
wires Congressman Allen as follows:
"City OF Columbus feeding 500 home.
less negroes; men refuse 10 worl; on
railroads, although offeredSl aday. Two
hundred tents aro needed. talthough
many really supplies tho wisdom Of
tho government distributing rations is
gravely doubted. Water falling
slowly" .s5
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NEw YoRx, April 14.-Thc Tammany
executive committee made arrange
mcnts to-day for the trip TO the Demo-
cratic national convention in Chicago,
ON May %. One thousand men have
been provided for, 800 to 90 by the New
York Central railroad and 500 by tho
PENNSYLVANIA,
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Nok!n,lo,nn Charley ou.Dcc,,.

BRows's VALLEY, Mlxx., April IA
The train from hero this morning car.
ricd fully 100 men to Graceville, bound
for Hankingon, Lidgerwood aud points
along the northern boundary line. 1t
is stated that q party OF 500, under the
leadership Of Oklahoma Charley, will
enter the best lands Tomorrow. &c
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North Carolina Rcpul,lic,n,.

RALEIGH, n. c., April l4.-Thc state
Republican convention ctherc to-day.
James II. Young, (colorcd) collector OF
the port OF Wilmington, was chosen
temporary chairman and addressed the
convention.
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potaco pnwns In Rio Jnpelro.

Rio JAsEIno, April 14-The state of
siege has been raised. An, official an
nounccmont says that tho city is tran
quill. 1t adds that tho loyalty OF tho
army enabled the, authorities to frus-
trate tho attempts made by tho malcon.
tents to disturb the peace.
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EVENING UP THINGS.
Outrageous Abuse OF tho Frank
Privilege by tho Democrats
AND A PROTEST BY REPUBLICANS.

Democratic Congressman Take Ad.
vantage of tho "pcrmlssion to Print"
to Scnd FREQ Trade Literature
broadcast ut tho Peoples Expense.
Republicans Attempt TO Stop 1t, and
Bclng Voted Down, Give tho Free
Traders Dose OF Their Own Mcdi.
cinc...Gcncral Washington News.
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Isroke tho Record. Z

BALTIMORE, April l4.-There came to
Baltimore to-day tho largest number OF
immigrants ever landed from ono
ship in any port in America.
Whom the North German Lloyd
steamer Oldenbur2, Captain Cattle.
mann, from Bremen, was made fast to
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad pier and
49S men, women and children came
over the gang plank into their adopted
country. ~ <. :
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CALCUTTA, April 14.-Tho lLushais,
WHO have lately been harassins tho
British, line OF communication between
Lunsle and Damagiri, attacked tho
British camp at Tuichong OIL April g..
After four hours fighting they wero re-
pulsed with forty killed.
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Georgia Republicans.

ATLANTA, Ga. April 14.-The Re-
publican convention OF Georgia met at
noon to-day, with ]. W. Lyons, OF
Augusta, MS temporary chairman. After
preliminary organization an adjourn.
ment was taken till afternoon.
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PuiLADELplIlA, April l4.-Arrivcd-
Indiana, Liverpool Maine, London:
LoSDoy, April l4.-Sigh.ed-Dritish
Empire, Boston; Eurone, NcM York.
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HASxlSsoy, n. D., April 1.-THE cx.
citement hero is intense. The crowd
has been growing steadily for O week.
Its now at the top notch.
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Trains AL Crowded.

WAunAY, S. D., April ll.-For weel,
past every train on tho Chicago, Mil
waukeo & St. Paul railway has been
dropping or u few land seekers at this
place. s52sas.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

- ~ @Ap'& - ,
SlR:-1 congratulate you that the dif-
ticulty existing between tho United
States and Italy growing out Of the la
mentable massacre at New Orleans in
March, OF last year, is about to be ter
minated. The President, feeling that
for such an injury there should be am
pie indemnity. instructs mo to tender
you l2j, 900 francs. The Italian govern
ment will distribute this sum among
the families OF the victims.
While the injury was not inflicted
directly by the United States, the
President nevertheless feels that it is
the solemn duty ms well ds the great
pleasure Of the national government to
pay satisfactory indemnity. More
over, the Presidents instructions carry
with them the hopc that the transac-
tion OF to-day may efface all memory OF
the unhappy tragedy; that the old and
friendly relations OF the United States
and Italy may be restored and nothing
untoward may ever again occur to dis
turb their harmonious friendship.
l avail myself Of this occasion to u.s.
sure You that your prolonged service at
this capital as charge deS affairs has
been marked by every quality that rem
,ders you grateful and acceptable. to the
government OF the United States, and
to renew to you the assurance OF my
high consideration.
JAMES G. BLAINE.
To Marquis Impridli, Charge des A1airs of Laly
In reply to the above, Marquis In
periali says:
The king does not hesitate 10 accept
this indemnity without prejudice to the
judicial steps which it may bo proper
for the parties to take, and considering
the redress obtained sufficient, it sees
no reasons why the relations between
the two governments, which relations
should faithfully reflect the sentiments
OF reciprocal esteem and sympathy that
animate the two nations, should not
again become intimate, cordial and
friendly, as they Internationally been
in tho past and rs it is to be hoped they
will ever be in tho future.
In bringing the foregoing to your
knowledge, in virtue OF the authoriza-
tion given me by his excellency, the
Marquis di Rudini, president OF the
council, minister Of foreign affairs. in
the name OF the government OF his
majesty, the King OF Italy, my august
sovereign, l have tho honor to declare
to your cxcellcncy that the diplomatic
relations between Italy and the United
States are from this moment fully re-
established.
1hasten, moreover, in obedience to
instructions received, to inform you
that pending tho minister's return to
this capital l have taken charge of the
royal legation in the capacity Of charge
d'allairs.
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caso did not want tho appropriation for
tho administration OF tho fair, but to
complctO Its buildings and grounds by
tho timo tho exposition was opened. H
AslICABLE ADJUSTMENT
OK tho Difficulty iiotween Italy and tho
United States Effected nt Last.

WASHINGTON, d. G., April l4.-Tn-
quiry In this city confirms tho state.
ment coming from Romo that n com.
pleto and amicable settlement has been
reached in tho difficulties between the
United States and Italy growing out Of
tho New Orleans tragedy. ltuppcars
that the government OF tho United
States has voluntarily taken the initia.
tive In closing tho breach, and without
committing itself TO tho recognition OF
any claim for indemnity, but simply rs
an act Of justice, and from motives OF
comfy, Inns placed in the hands OF the
Marquis Imporali, the Italian charge
d'aiiaires, tho sum OF $4,000 francs, or
so, 900 for distribution among the heirs
OF tho three Italians who were killed at
New Orleans. and who wero found 10 be
subjects OF the Italian government. 1t
is understood that the money was taken
from tho annual appropriation Of $780,
600 to enable the President to provide
Tor unforeseen emergencies in the diplo-
lnntic and consular service, so that it
will ho unnecessary to call upon Con-
gress Tor special appropriation.
BY this action on tho part OF the
United States government tho disagree
able complications in the relations Of
the two governments, it is believed,
havo been removed and within short
time tho diplomatic relations between
them will be restored to athc alnicable
status existing before the New Orleans
tragedy, Minister Porter, returning to
Rome, and a minister from Italy taking
up his residence ut Washington.
The text OF tho correspondence on the
subjcctls given below in tho following
letters:
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= For Western PENNSYLVANIA, generally foir. nro.
cedcd by light local showers oil the lakes; north
gales. 80 VI "a ~, : s.'S',','
For West Virginia and Ohio generally! fa!r:
preceded By showers on the lake; slightly cool.
warmer Saturday; gales diminishing. -
rENrEnAruEE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished. by c. sriISrrr. dru.rIs.. corr,.
Iarket and Fourteenth streets. ~ '''N"i
q. m.".-.".....-i7 p. m........ ...,.,.,.,.., 50
n. rn."..........-4S D. m ,,., .,..,.','.'. 40
u M,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,ig Wcathrr- Hat, 1855" %
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r. 3 D.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
NOW TRY THIS.

It will cost you nothing and will
surely do rcu good i you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat chest or lungs. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consu mp ion.
Coughs and Cells Is guaran eed to
give relief, or money will be pa Il
back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it to be just the thing and
under its use had speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at our
expense and learn for yourself just
how good thing it is. Tria' boz tie
tree ut Walter Leary Drugstore
Large size 50cts and 81 90.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12

without money, and for money the
Corporation offers two inducements
!. You may subscribe to the
Capital stock of the Company, in as
many shares as yea wish, at tenadol-
lars share, and thus get voice in
the management of the business, a
vote in all meetings Of the Company,
or,
2. You may buy lots in the
Cemetery. which has been laid off
by Avenues and walks and it's lots
all distinctly numbered. A lot Of
sixteen feet by twenty feet in size
may he had for twelve dollars and
fifty cents: four lots, make seperate
plot may be had for forty dollars.
Some own both stock in the Com
pany and lots in the Cemetery others
one or the other but of this all are
assured, that the money invested will
90 for the current needs of the place
and for its permanent Improvement
The piety of the. past has the burial
Of the dead one of the corporal works
OF mercy.
This Corporation has shown that
IT has soul by setting apart large
space for the nterment of such as
leave no means fork such expenses.
1t invites all our people whe have
even that grain of piety in their com
pos ton, who have any care ~for the
dead. or much regard for the living,
who are "ready to every good work"
to cooperate IN this thing.
And why should not this need come
close to the different religious bodies
here whose burial lots are, confessed
y, already taken up.
A congregation has "Gols acre.
about it's Church in which its mem
bers may freely be buried, why should
not that congregation provide for this
privileges Tor the future?
1t cannot by purchase of lots IN the
town, but it may by taking land in
this Cemetery, and this suggestion
may apply to eur Israelitsh brethren
who might require here at Edenton
"a possession of a burying place" for
their co-religlonist throughout this
section.
We christians have learned, through
them, our care for the dead we would
have them associate with US, SO far
as it may be agreeable to them, in
this honorable and necessary work
Of mercy
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IT WAS WRETCHED.
THE GAME OF RALL AMOUNT.
ED TO NOTHING.
EDENTON BOYS VOI
INIT.
THE SIX INNING ENDS THE GAME, HRRT-
FORD THIRTY SEVEN AHEAD.

HertfoId base ball club challenged
Edenton q few weeks since for game
of ball. Edenton has 10 club. The
challange however, caused our boys
to hustle, to organize and TO accept
:he challange for the fight. They
got together. they talked and they
arranged for the battle, but, to prac-
tise, they never thought Of such a
thing-they played the part of smart
Alecks, I'D they got decent click
ing" just what some Of them de<erv-
ed. eve wont say all because some
Of them had an eye to business and
wanted to enter the fight properly
equipped, but some couldn't see it
that way.)
Tuesday night the champion nine
was selected, and on Wednesday al
/ 80 p. IN. the game was called.
They crossed bats and went ut it
like Little Tin Soldiers" They
tried to play ball, but they couldn't
play. Hereford was at the bat and
Edenton in the field. Htrtford from
the START WAS lamming Edenton,
knocking her cold, and at the close
of the first inning Hertford had runs
and Edenton 0. Q. O.-(three of those
large ugly looking "goose-eggs.")
The second inning was called and
the boys puGed and snorted, but
Hertford was still the winner, viz
Hertford 5, Edenton 0.
Inning number three was .plaved
better. Edenton began to do bust
ness, and the CIR 9, appIauded d and
followed, but tue score showed IL
for Herttord, for Edenton.
}Now for the fourth inning Edenton
still improving. who gave Hertfori
a complete ''shut ou'" and scores
lour runs for themselves.
And so it went. E Elenton began to
to again lose ground. They couldn't t
play, they tried, but they failed to
get in it.
Night began to approach and at
the close of the 9th inning everybody
was iisyusted and the game ended,
leaving the core Hertrord 45-E dem
ton 8.
The crowi was small but its dis
gust was very lar4e. and the game
the most wretched one ever Played
in this section.
After the game they all changed
suits. had supper and to the Feast
room they went and had glorious
time, eating cream, anil cake, AMI
Chatting" the girls.
The gate proceeds amounted to
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A GOLD WATCH & S204.

That is what every Agent receives
who gets up club GA our 81 per
week plan.
Our a. karat gold filed cas~s are
warranted tor 20 years. Fine Fl s.ir
or Waitham m1vement. TEN win.t
and set LadNs or Gents size.
Equal to any so wAcch. To secure
agents where We have none. We sell
one Of tn Hunting Case wat Ches for
the Club price SIS and send c. ..
d. by express with privilege OF ex-
animation before parIng for same.
Our agent IT durham, NC, writes:
Our jewelers. have Confessed thev
don't know how you can furnish such
work for the money"
One go'd reliable agent wanted for
ach place. Write for particulars.
EMPIRE WATCH Co..
48 and 80 Laden Lane, New York
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WHEN THE HEART AFFECTED.

By Rheumatism or any of the mus
cles near that organ it is like tam
pering with an electric wire, for death
taay come at anv moment Ii lie Is
worth So, 90 TO the druggist and get
DR. Drunmond's Lightning remedy
or send to the Druinmond Medicine,
Co, 48: 80 Maiden Lane, y Y and
they will send you large bottle by
prepaid express 1t is not as quick
AS electricity. but it will save your
life If you take 1t in time