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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
THE IRON SCALE TROUBLE.

Tho Conference Again Falls to Agroe-Ad.
iourn cd UnIn wednosdNy-Aso Serious slts
uatlOn.
PIrrsnuRoH, Pa, July 1.-The iron
scale conference OF manufacturers aud
workers, which it was hoped would re-
suit in settlement of the great strike,
was in session four hours to-day and
finally adjourned without being any
nearer settlement than before. Con-
trary TO expectations, both sides refused
TO make any concessions. After q
fruitless talk lasting from 2 o'clock this
afternoon until after o'clock this oven
ing, an adjournment was taken until
next Wednesday.
In an interview one of the most
prominent manufacturers in tho city
gave the position Of tho employers as,
follows: "We are confronted" said he,
"with conditions and questions which
never before menaced Pittsburgh. The
conditions governing the trade have en-
tirely changed. We have competitors
which we never had before, and they
are. selling iron cheaper than it was
ever sold. How can We continue to pay
$3.50 for pudding when in eastern
mills ruddlers work for 50. per ton and
pay their helpers2 They also pay their
finishing men less than We do by 25
per cent. It Is out OF tho question to
pay the amalgamated scale and COM
pete with the east The facts are We
can not sell iron at a price which allows
the payment OF amalgamated scales.
II we could form q combination like
some other industries We might force
up prices and be able to pay the SCALE"
President Weihe, OF the Amelgamat-
cd Association said: "Tho outlook is
very encouraging all over tho country.
Many OF tho signatures received arrived
before we expected them. There are
probably good many moro on the
way, but so far am unable to give any
additions to thelist already publishol."
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MODEST GEN. WEAVER.

Gen. James B. Weaver, of Iowa, es-
tablished himself at the Willard hotel
this morning, and received the various
Peoples party delegates who crowded
eagerly into his room.
"Who is your choice for President?''
General Weaver was asked BY an Asso-
ciated Press representative.
"Walter @. Gresham Is my first choice
and Weaver is my second" said the
general, smiling. ''If Gresham will &c
cept, l think VIC are all for him, and
presume We will hear something au-
thoritatively from him or from some
one authorized to represent him worry
soonn
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A serrioe pnn,ion Ell.

WAsu1oEaroN. D. O., July 1.-Mr,
Perkins, by request, to-day introduced
a bill directing the secretary of the in.
terror to place on the pension rolls the
names Of all union soldiers who served
not less than ninety days in the war Of
tho rebellion, and to grant them pen
sions at tho rate of one cent month
for each day OF service TO pay these
pensions the secretary Of the treasury
Is authorized to issne not exceeding
$3.50, 900, 900 of full legal tender green
backs annually.
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]. 5. CLARESON
will Be One of the Republican Ma
tional Managers.
BE MAKES A FRANK STATEMENT
of His Position and the olroum'
stances of His Deolination
OF THE NATIONAL CHAlRMHNSHlR.

A. Perfect Understanding Between
Himself and tho Prcsidont--.Their
Cordial Relations Unimpatrcd and
MFR. Clurkson Takes a Place on tho
Executive Committee at Chairman
campbclls Requcst.-Hc Says No
Better Selection Could bo blade
than That of CampbclI.-socretnry
Carter "a Discovery" in Politics.
The Best Politician in the United
statcs...NIr. olarkson to Manage the
Campaign in Now York whtlo Mr..
Campbell will Run the Western
End.
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EREB COINAGE.
The Bill Passes the o. S. Senate By
-Four Majority.
THE SILVER MEN ARE JUBlLHN7
And are Confident They Can Push
It Through the House.
The FREE SILVER DEMOCRATS

Aided BY Few Western Rcpupli-
cans DeveIope Strength Enough to
Garry Their Polnt.- Eighteen Re-
puDIicans and Seven Democrats
Vote Against tho Sfcasure---Hill
Takes Stand for Free Silver and
tho Third Party is Already Talking
of Nominating Him for President.
An Effort to Force President Harri-
SON to Eithcr Veto or Approve the
Bill.
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FREE COINAGE BILL PASSED
liy the Senate and Now Coos to tho
Hnuae-How tho senate Voted.


Houss-How the Senate Voted.
WAsnrNeroN, D. O., July 1.-The
friends of the free coinage of silver won
a great victory to-day. Whom the bill
came before that body at 2 o'clock it
was weighed down with the refusal
made the day before by Mr.. Mcpherson
to be bound by the agreement to have
o yote taken to-day and it looked as II
the end was still in the dim distance.
But the senator from New Jersey (pos-
sibly having slept on the matter) an
nounced that he was prepared to with.
draw his objection, and that he would
interpose NO obstacle or delay to tho
action OF the senate. Even alter that
It looked for an hour or more as il
there was to be a postponment OF tho
subject for at least another week; but
finally after good deal OF discussion,
all preliminary obstacles were swept
away and the vote was taken on Mr..
Doiph's motion TO recommit the bill to
the senate committee on finance.
Friends and enemies of the measure
were willing to make that vote test OF
their relative strength and the decision
was in favor OF the friends Of silver.
On ali the other votes that came after
victory was still on the same side and
finally the bill was passed by q majority
of four votes.
The senate voted to adjourn over from
to-day till Tuesday next Mr.. McPher-
son withdrew his request for the privi-
lege OF addressing tho senate on the
silver bill; and he also withdrew ANY
and all objections expressed or implied
to the order of the senate" He should
offer no objection aud no dilatory no.
tions should do nothing to interfere
with the carrying into effect the order
Of the senate.
Mr.. Stewart said that he did not de.
sire to place any senator at a dlsadvant-
age, and he therefore proposed to fix
Wednesday next at 8 o'clock for the
time for taking the vote without fur
ther debate on the bill and amend
ments.
Mr.. German said he felt himself
under ersouewhatp peculiar circumstances.
He had been rather looked to by sena-
tors on his side to object to the request
for unanimous consent, but he had not
objected. An agreement Of that kind
had never been violated in the senate.
but he submitted to the senator from
Nevada las he had already done pri-
vately) that under the circumstances
those in charge Of the bill could not
properly insist on going on with the
bill without giving gentlemen o chance
to be hoard,
Mr.. Pugh remarked that his colleague
(Air. Morgan) was not in tho chamber
and hoped that no agreement would be
made in his absence.
Mr.. Stewart-Thcn withdraw my re-
quest until no comes. Tho matter went
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Tho Demo Gratis should Kick Themselves

The Demo Gratis should KlCk Themselves
MADISON, WIS, July 1.-The discovery
was made just before the special ses-
sion Of the legislature adjourned that
the senate and assembly has adopted
different measures, and the point was
raised by Assemblyman Hall that no
bill had beon legally adopted. The on
uouncement created sensation but
nothing could be done to rectity tho
error, as SO many members had gone
home that there was no quorum OF
either house present, The Republicans
are jubilant, US 1t complicates the gerry
mander question and puts the Demo.
Gratis in an unenviable position.
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all Republicans 10 join in its support.
The party in all factions can do SO with
honor and self respect and ] shall
eheeriully do my part in whatever way
Mr.. Clarkson, II is understood, will
be located in Now York, and while Mr..
Chairman Campbell will take imme-
diate and personal control Of the
Chicago branch Of the national com.
mlttee, he will feel that the New York
end is in experienced hands.
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A sTEAN1ER AGRouNp.
The Inmnn Liner, tho City of Chicago,
in n Bna situntion on tho Irish Const.

IA - DAN 6AbuAAkAVtA wa Suu AAAsA SS'eeS
LONDON, July 1.-The 1nman line
steamer City Of Chicago, Captain Rad
ford, which left New York June % for
Liverpool, Is ashore on the Irish coast.
The steamer went ashore in dense fog
about half mile inside the west head
Of Kinsale.
The west head Of Kinsale is about
twenty miles west Of Queenstown. It
is supposed that she is grounded at o
point known as Barrels Rocks. She is
in bad position and from what can be
learned at present 1t is believed that it
will be difficult task to get her aloat.
The passengers and mails from tho
stranded steamer are now being landed
by means Of life boats, The City Of
Chicago is an iron steamship OF 1888
tons. She was built at Glasgow in 1888.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1.-The con-
ferees on the river and harbor bill have
agreed. There were but two points left
in dispute-the senate amendme nts
providing for the Dalles boat railroad
and the Lake Washington Canal. The
senate conferees receded from both Of
them with o proviso that q board oi
four army officers aud three civilians
be appointed to re.examine the boat
railway project.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
MAY BE GRESHAM.
WIN the Distinguished Jurist Ac-
cept the Nomination of
THE PEOPLES TENDERED7
Is the Au-Absorbing Question
Among the Omaha Delegates.
HE is SILENT ON THAT POINT

When Approached and There is Rea-
son to Believe that Howiu Accept.
IfHe VIII Not General Weaver Is
Willing and Even Anxious---He is
for Gresham First and Himself for
Second cholce.-The Preparations
for the conyentlon--.1t Win Be n
BIe.ene..-Thc News that the Senate
Passed the Free Coinage Bill Gre
ates Great Enthusiasm at Omaha.
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wAsurNeroS,N D. G., July L. The
journal having boen approved by the
house to-day Mr.. Hatch, Of Missouri,
called upon the conference report on
the agricultural appropriation bill and
demanded the previous question upon
its adoption. The previous question
was ordered-yeas 1888 mays 46-and the
report was agreed to. This is the first
general appropriation bill which has
finally passed the house.
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specfal p,pal.h D n.s InteIllaeno.c.

Special Dtpaieh TO ms Intelgezo.r.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 1.-The
passage of the silver billin the senate
to-day verified the prediction of the sill
yer men, and they are corresrondingly
happy. A feature of tho day was the
aat-footed position taken by Senator
Hill in favor OF free coinage. Already
some of the third party men are talk
ing OF taking up Hill and running him
for tho presidency. The idea is to got
some eastern man who is strong in his
own section, to combine with the Inter
oats OF the South and West in an organ
igod battle against the old parties.
There is great deal OF speculation as
10 what action will be taken by the
house. A few months ago the anti
silver men found themselves sufficient
ly strong to put the silver bill asleep;
now tho issue is revived, and tho bill
comes to the house with the prestige Of
Endorsement by the senate. There will
be hotter fight in that body than there
was in the senate 10 prevent its pas
sage.
Il is generally conceded that much
depends upon the action OF the COM
mfttee on rules. A special order will
be necessary to get the measure before
the house, and on the rules committee
rests the responsibility OF reporting
such an order. Speaker Crisp, Of
Georgia; McSiillin, OF Tennessee, and
Catchings, of Mississippi, compose the
kmajority, and each represents a con-
| stituencv in favor OF free coinage. Tho
silver men insist that these three mem
bers will be compelled by tho senti-
ment i'll their own districts to favor the
passage Of free coinage bill, and that
il 0n opportunity ia had to vote on the
main question the President will have
to shoulder tho responsibility Of APP
proving or vetoing the measure. This
argument ia being used among the
Democrats on the ground that it would
be good policy TO place President Har-
rison in such position.
The managers of the silver interests
in the house, which embraces Bland, OF
Missouri. Pierce, OF Tennessee, and
Bryan, OF Nebraska, are very much in
earnest, and they have behind them a
fighting contingent. Bland himself is
absent from Washington, but his lieu
tenants say that this session OF Con-
gress shall last until next December un.
less an opportunity is given to vote on
the bill passed by the senate to-day.
They claim to be able to stop the ap-
preparation bills, which are yet uncom-
pleted, until they first secure vote on
silver. The silver men are confident
and aggressive. and hope to get even for
their previous defeat in the house. All
interest in tariff matters has vanished
since the revival Of the silver issue.
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Po.tomos robbed.

Spettal DispG'eh 70 ne In'dliqa1sa.
FAnNoNT, W. Va, July l.-The post
Office at Palatine, W. Va. was broken
into last night. The letters were torn
open and contents taken, besides other
matter. No clew to the robbers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
Nnrnl omeera Can Nov. 30 Promoted.

wAsurSoroS, D. G., July 1.-The
President has approved the sentence Of
suspension in tho case Of Commander
Graham, recentlytried by court martial,
and there is no longer any block to pro.
motion in The navy.
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STIRRED THEM UP.

The passage Of tho FREQ silver bill by
the United States senate to-day is SC
cepted by the delegates to the conven-
ton tonight as viudication OF those
vital principles OF their organization,
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SJtfIHT UWllIItN 70 IIl9 1Il'tls'NtI'o17'
FAlRMoxr, W. VA, July la most
horrible accident occurred this after
noon in Johntown, about one mile east
Of here. Mrs. John Dodd, who lives on
the north side Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road, attempted to pass between train
OF cars on the side track. the cars not
being coupled. Not seeing the yard
engine, she supposed there was no dan
ger. Just as she reached the middle Of
the track they came together, horribly
crushing her body. She lived only a
very short time.
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VOLUME XL--NUMBER 27O.

the demand for a creator circulating
medium among the common people.
The leaders all agreo that nothing
could have been done at this time that
could have been more propitious for the
Peoples party hopes, or that could have
given greater inspiration Of an emphatic
demand in favor OF those cardinal prin-
ciples 10 which the various industrial
organizations have been so long COM
mitted.
The national central committee. COM
posed of 1850 prominent members Of the
Peoples party from all sections Of the
union, was in session in this city this
afternoon when the United States sen.
ate took the final vote OH tho passage OF
the silver bill. Thirty seconds after
tho result was announced by the chair
man OF the United States senate 800
miles away, the announcement of the
passage of the bill was reported to this
conference by the representative of the
Associated Press. The effect was cleo.
trical.
Nearly every member jumped to his
feet aud three cheers were given for the
United States senate, the first lezisla.
tive body tocome to the relief Of the peo-
pie: and it was braWny Ben Terrell, OF
Texas, who shouted, snow let the peo-
ple's representative. tho lower house Of
Congress, do the peoples bidding and
likewise pass this bill.
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For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvnnla and
Ohio. fair, followed by rain during tho after.
noon or night; slightly warmer In north portion;
winds shifting to south.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by c. sCHSEPF druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-02
LArER-wnAT DOES he MEAN?

Judge Gresham has at last been
heard from and has defined in his own
peculiar way his position in regard to
tho presidential nomination. The Hon.
.R, s. Scott, chairman OF the Iowa state
central committee of the Peoples party
yesterday sent Judge Gresham the fol-
lowing telegram:
"Will you stand as the candidate Of
the Omaha convention for the prest'
dency on the st. Louis platform?
(siSned), "R s. scorr."
To this telegram Judge Gresham to-
night replied:
~ stand by my interview Of few
days ago on this subject. My name
will not be presented to the Omaha
[signedj WALTER Q. GRESHAM"
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wraz Z nm ma oslo i dowi6zt ia
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przysle9e.
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