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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

HOMESTEAD. Pa, July 26.-1t is quite
likely Hugh o'Donnell will resign the
craftsmanship of the advisory commits
tee, If he has not already none SO, and
tho indications are that the committee
is casting about for new leader. The
breakup was caused blythe refusal of
the committee to approve an almost
unconditional surrender in the fight on
hand.
Mr.. o'Donnell expressed himself as
anxious for settlement even II he had
to be sacrificed. He authorized two
newspaper men, F. D. Madeira, Of New
York, and J. Hampton Moore, of Phil
adelphia, to see Superintendent Potter
and ascertain upon what terms the old
men could return to work. When they
had executed the commission o'Don-
neil wanted to bring them before the
committee, but that body would NOT
admit them.
This rebuff undoubtedly will cause
O'Donnsll's resignation, as he SAID ne
would resign II his colleagues did not
endorse his Sentiments. The mediators
called upon Superintendent Potter and
wanted to know upon what terms he
would accept the old employees. He
said,there was no acknowledgements in their
dealings with the men, but they would
not tako back certain strife makers I'M
der any circumstances. No names were
mentioned, but he said those against
whom criminal charges had been pre-
ferred were among them. Even these
might not be rejected II the intormar
tons against them proved incorrect
He further stated that the men would
not be questioned about membership in
any organization, but they would be re-
ouired to sign an agreement as indiyid-
uals fixing the scale OF wagea as based
ON the S23 billet rate. There would be
no dealings with any association COM
mittee except as provided in the agree.
ment for a committee Of workmen and
officials to meet quarterly and fix the
price OF biilets. No men now
in the employ would be discharged II
the work was satisfactory. The med1-
tators were assured that the places were
being filed rapidly. The advisory COM
mittee refused TO admit tho newspaper
men but said they would have the re-
port through the chairman. This was
refused as they had no interest in the
matter except to bring the two parties
together. Superintendent Potter was
informedof the result, and expressed
regret, as the places OF the old men were
being rapidly filled.
Mr.. Currick who was present took
occasion to deny the statement that
Andrew Carnegie would interfere. He
stated that in a cablegram just received
Mr.. Carnegie said he had no intention
of returning to America at present, and
that he would not interfere with the
management OF interpose to settle the
lockout.
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TWO ARRESTS
That May Clear Up the Mystery That
Surrounds Assassin Bergman.

Surrounds Assassin Bergman.
P1rrsDuRGn, Pa, July 26.-The ar
rest OF F. Mollick at Long Branch and
H. Bauer in Allegheny today, it is be-
lieved by the police, will greatly aid
them in clearing the mystery that now
surrounds the would-be assassin and
anarchist, Alexander Bergman. Mol
lick is the man who sent Bergman the
money from Long Brrnch last week,
and Bauer is the recognized leader OF
anarchists in this section. He sue.
ceeded Herr Fricke upon the death ot
the latter two years ago as the agent
for the distribution of anarchistic lit
erature, and the police have been
watching him for some months.
He was arrested at his home, No. 70
Spring Garden avenue, Allegheny, at 10
o'clock this morning by Detectives
Shore and McTighe, and Is now in the
central station.
Bauer showed no surprise when ar
rested and took the matter cody. He
is about 80 years Of age very intelligent
looking and much cleaner in appearance
than the average anarchist. The AL
legheny police say he is one Of the most
violent anarchists in this section. They
believe they have q good case against
him. Upon the receipt of the news
that Mollick had been captured Chief
Brown instructed Superintendent
O'Mara to go to Long Branch and await
papers which were forwarded this alter
noon. He will be brought hero for
trial
Casper Knold, the anarchist arrested
last night is still Mt central station. No
information has yet been made against
him and he will be detained in the sta
ton till his record in connection with
Bergman is more fully investigated
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pRADDooK WILL NOT STRIKE.

They Remember Their Futile Appeal to
homestead Workers in 1887.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 26..-The Home
stead men have apparently abandoned
all endeavors to bring the Braddock
workers out on a strike. After four
days of PROSECUTING the leaders are
somewhat discouraged and say that
Braddock seems determined to con-
tinue at work, Notwithstanding the
combined pressure OF other Carnegie
operatives. A member of the advisory
committee said today that he had been
informed by several Amalgamated men
who had gone among the Braddock men
that they had not forgotten the fruit
less appeals for assistance they made to
Homestead in 1887, and were disin-
clined to strike for sympathy purely.
Several OF the locked out men, although
aware that the leaders have given up
the Edgar Thompson plant, are still
hopeful OF bringing them out.
The intense heat has Frustrated many
OF General Superintendent Potter's
non.union men, it is alleged by the
Amalgamated scouts. AT all events
there Is not the activity that was mani
tested around the mill yesterday and no
plate was rolled this morning.
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oARNEGIE INTERVIEWED.


Has Implicit Confidence OF Those In
Charge Of His business Interests.
LONDON, July 28.-The representative
Of the Associated Press yesterday drove
from Kingussie to Bannoch Lodge, on
Loeb Bannoch, Scotland, the residence
of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, and made re-
peated efforts to obtain an interview
with Mr.. Carnegie in order to obtain q
statement from him OF his views regard;
ing the trouble at Homestead, Pa, aud
more especially concerning the shoot
ing of Mr.. H. 9. FriGk, but his mission
then proved iruitless. This morning,
however, he was more successful and
was finally admitted to Mr.. Carnegie's
presence. The representative opened
the interview by saying to Mr.. Carne-
gle "in view Of the events OF Saturday
last at Homestead. have come to ask
again for an expression OF your opinion
Of the outcome OF the Homestead
troubles"
At first Mr.. Carnegie positively re-
fused to discuss any phase OF the situa-
ton, but after persistent interrogations
by his caller finally said: "Well, ! au-
thorize YOU to make the following state
ment: / have not attended to business
for the past three years, but i have i'm
plicit confidence in those who are man
aging the mills. Further than that /
have nothing to say" :,
II is known that Mr.. Carnegie is
greatly disturbed by the attack on M.
Frick, and that he daily receives many
cable dispatches giving the fullest par
ticulars OF his condition.
It is very evident that Mr.. Carnegie
hasno intention OF returning to America
at this time
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BERGaIAN,s srATEAIENT
No win Not BE Allowed to Make 1t Unit
Further Arrests are Made.

He VIII Not Be Allowed to Make 1t Until
Further Arrests are Made.
PIrrssuRon, Pa, July 26-Alex :nder
Bergman indicated his intention to
make a statement to the Associated
Press of his reasons for shooting II. O.
Frick and his story Of the attempted as
sassination as soon as he should be set
tied in the jail. This morning an at
tempt was made to sec the young man.
Warden McAleese declined for the
present to permit anybody to have &C.
cess to the prisoner, whether with HIS
consent or not. The warden said that
since Bergman's receptionin the jail he
has been absolutely isolated. He has
not been permitted to speak with any
Of the other prisoners, nor to buy any
newspapers, and he is still in ignorance
Of the fact that any other arrests have
been made or threatened by the police.
This has been done in orderto further
the ends of justice, as lis believed that
Bergman is on the eve Of making seri-
GUS revelations which might be pre-
vented if he knew that other arrests
had been made.
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Arlrht1nst NIght.

About twelve o'clock last night fight
occurred on Market street, in front OF
the Green house, in consequence OF
which Ed. Emhoff and John Reinacher,
hostlers at the Green house, were ar.
rested and George Mayer gave himself
up. The fight started, according to an
eyewitness, with an unproyoked assault
ON Mayer. The latter stepped up to
where the hostlers were sitting, and
clappins one OF them on the knee, ask
ed him in TO take a drink. The hostler
arose and struck Mayer a violent blow
with chair. The fight became gener-
al and Mayer had both the men to
keep of.
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ready there are large number Of men
at work. Mr.. Lovejoy to-day saidi
"There are now almost 600 menat
work in the Homestead mill and oil
these a good many are skilled workmen,
and the work being turned out he en-
tireIy satisfactory, and the plate being
rolled first class in. every particular.
We have NO complaints TO make about
the work. and the men we already have
could not be better"
''More men will be sent up to-day, !
really do not know how many, ana
these have all been selected from the
large number Of applications we have
on file"
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PROOFS TO WITHDRAW


From HON ostead-Ihe News Received
with Indifference by tho Strikers.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 26.-The with
drawal Of soldiers from Homestead has
commenced. Wildly enthusiastic cheer
ing to-day among the hundreds of white
tents on shanty hill proclaimed the
fact to the strikers in their homes at
the foot Of the slope. The lucky boys
who were the first ones to get marching
orders were the members OF the Eighth
regiment.
The city troops of Philadelphia re-
ceiyed leave to face homeward and the
Fourteenth regiment was also similarly
gratified. The departure OF the Four
teeath was not to be until tomorrow,
however, while the Eighth and the city
troop mad permission to go immedi-
ately. =,
HGoyernor Pattison gave permission"
was General Snowden's explanation OF
the reason OF theNchanee in the situa-
ton. When asked what the prospect
for any or all the remainder OF the mill
tia soon receiving instructions to break
camp, the general replied: "That re-
mains to be seem"
Little or no excitement apparently
was caused by the spread OF the news
through the town that a portion OF the
militia had received orders to 60. Hugh
O'Donnell, the leader Of the strikers,
was-at home converting with couple
OF friends when the word was brought.
He seemed to treat the matter with in
difference and quietly resumed the con-
yersation, making no comment.
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afnrn Non.uaien Mon Arrive.

PITrsBuRaH, Pa, July 96.-Three car
loads OF non-union men, in all about
$50, arrived from the east this morning
and were taken at once to the Home
stead plant.
Thehrm anticipates butcomparatively
little difficulty in operating the mill full
blast in shorter time than ut first
seemed probable. Everything Is quiet
at the other plants and no effort will be
made to resume until Homestead is
supplied with. full complement OF
man.
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no NOT NEED oARNEG1E.
He VIII Not Come 10 America Homt
stead 41lll-60o Men at Work.

He VIII Not Come 10 Amsrioa--rho Home.
stead lIlll-6oo Men ut Work.
Pr7sDuRon. July 26.-The officials Of
the Carnegie company intend to show
that they arc capable Of taking care Of
tho present situation, even with Mr..
Frick disabled. To-day Mr.. LoveiOy
said: eMr. Carnegie will not come here
till wc send for him. He cabled asking
IL his presence was needed, and was an.
swered It was not, that We were in good
shape and that II was not necessary for
him to come"
Mr.. Carnegie was away from a tele-
graph station and did not learn OF the
shooting until yesterday.
The Homestead mill is receiving
most OF the attention from the officials
oithe Carnegie Steel Company, and al
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To AIl lhe Homo.tenders.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 26,-The labor
mass meeting last night decided to push
the collection OF funds to send attor-
neys W. W. Erwin and O. W. Arno to
Pittsburgh to defend the arrested
Homesteaders. The funds will be
raised by the Twin City labor organiza-
lions.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsE,
~ NESS MEN.

Good. energetic busineSg men wanted, 10
travel IN all parts Of the United States in tina
interests Of tho AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE, a
patriotic, fratcrnal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bet
ter iraternRl and protective features than any
other insurance order In existence. No Short
term" or Endowment scheme, but perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, FOUL
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy 10 work, Ina
plans are excellent, readily understood and res
ommend themselves. This society now Ramben
among It's members a larger percentage Of intel,
ligent business and professional men, In pro
portion 70 It's total membership, than any other
order. The most liberal Inducements as regari,
pay, steady employment, territory. etc, offered
The right men TO act as special agents. Call a
or addreSs,
THEoFHoE oFTHE AMERICAN UN1oNLEAGuE
25Oi Chaplinc Street,
myH Wheeling. W.. Va
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CLEVELAND, O., July 2e.-The grand
circuit races opened here to-day under
favorable auspices. Summaries:
1921 class, trotting. purse s., 600, Alyr.
Ito r won. Best time, 2:l7}.
2:l6 class, pacing. purse 1900, Robert
J. won. Time, 2:1S
2:20 class, trotting, purse s., 900, Minta
Wilkes won. Time, 2:2Of.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26.-News was
received at Mt. Sterling, this morning
that Tailor Cavanaugh was shot in the
head and died in few hours Near
Frenchburg Tom Howard was instantly
killed and George Rayburn fatally in
jured. They were pursuing q horse
thief named Hurley, who after the fight
made his escape.
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wAs4So4oS, D. e., July pm
John W. Mason, commissioner Of inter
nal revenue, has made preliminary re-
port of.the operatio Is Of that service for
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1892.
The total collections from all sources
OF internal revenue for the fiscal year
Just ended were Sl53, 1857 ,543. For the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1891, S14b,.
0S5, 415. Increase, S7,s12,12S.
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Mhnt a Llrhtrd Pins MD.

PrrTspUkou, Pa, July 2s.-shortly
after o'clock this afternoon, Edward
Lawler, one Of five workmen in a con-
duit near the corner Of Fifth avenue and
Liberty street, caused terrific expio-
plosion by lighting his pipe. The ex-
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The base ball games throughout the
country yesterday resulted as follows:
Boston, 10; Louisville, 4,
Brooklyn, 10; Pittsburgh, s.
Washington, 10; st. Louis, s.
Philadelphia, 20; Cincinnati, 6.
Chicago, 8; Baltimore, 2.
New York, 8; Cleveland, 4,
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plosion caused the serious injury OF all
the men and was the result OF the lg-
hitting Of either natural or sewer gas, It
cannot yet be stated which.
Those injured are: Edward Lawlef,
Martin LaFkin, Thomas Keenan,, Sam
rel sedgwick and Michael Griffin.
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MH9HHg$555@z.a

GONE MERCHANTS would
have you believe that trade
enters a condition of tor
pidity about July /, and re-
wains so till the cool days OF
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, begging your pardon, that
is not true. There is no season
of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea-
son in which they do not want
them. By the same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, your neighbor has
this old.fashioned notion, and is
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. II you think
people are not hunting bargains
in warm weather, try it.
Everybody is not out of town,
by large majorityl
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chrl.llan Endsayor sooloty.

special Dtspdteh % the IntelltOcneer
PARKRRsDuRo, W. VA, July 2e.-The
state convention Of Christian Endeayor
is in session here. Three hundred del
egates are present. Tonight at the
Baptist church Rev. Henry Runner de"
livered an address of welcome and Pres
ident r. B. Whitehead, OF Fairmont'
responded. The exercises will be in
teresting and largely attended.
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Sold Tickets for Anarohists' Meeting
P1rrsBuReH, Pa, July pa young
man named Fritz Simmons, employed
in Klein's stove factory, was arrested
on the South Side this evening for sell
ing tickets for meeting Of anarchists,
and distributing anarchistic documents,
He was released on bail.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 26.-The
senate has confirmed the nomination OF
George Shiras, it,, to be an associate
justice OF the United States supreme
court
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
WANT n.
HAY And stray WANTED.

Proposals will be received until the ar,t
day Of August 1892, by tho Secretary Of tho
West Virginia State Fair, to be delivered on
the Fair Grounds: Fifteen tons Of timothy,
also three tons Of clover hay and ai,ecn
tons Of wheat straw, all hay to be in 100
pound bales.
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Constipation is caused by loss Of the
peristaltic action Of the bowels. Hoods
Pills restore this action and invigorate
the liver. 8
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ENoR SALE-TWo FINE COUNTRY
at Park View. Both houses have all mOderI
convenienccs, the same as living In the city
Price low. Terms easy. Call on ROLF & HAR
VEY, 1S27sMArket street u.s. wi
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rhroo Thing. to Remember.

Hoods sarsaparllla has the most
Hoods sarsaparilla has won un-
equalledt SUCCESS.
greatest CURES.
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DoBERTLUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
1Ostreet, has for sale one No. 1 sorrel Hone
years old. never had harness yet, weight 1856,
pounds, Both new and secondhand CarrlRgei
and BuggieS for sale. Iel1
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WASNILLING
no Sacrifice Himselfif the Old Men
Were Taken Back.
BUT The ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Refused to Help Him Out OF Endorse
His Sentiments, and this is the Rca-
SON Why He May ReslGn.-superin-
tendent Potter was willing to Take
old Employees Back Except Those
Charged with Criminal onenses.
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MafklstOn Hotel Company, PFopfI8I'N

T1HE WEEKLY INTELLIGENT
il Is a bright sparkling insguG5s a1syii3s,;;
siean IN cysry line and suited aa y y ~. ~
10 interest and improve every MENUS
family, whether in city Of COUNTY,
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cLorAINe, &c.
wANAMAKER a BROWN

Again come with their elaborate spring sam.
Piles, over 1000 for Cent? Suits, moro than all
Wheeling combined and 50 per cent less 70 the
consumer Also, aiull line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods Fits guaranteed.
8. w FERREL.
mr1l Agent cor, Main and Twentlethst
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CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property Is conveniently located in ths
city OF heliaire. o., with the Baltimore Ohl9
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh, and the Cleyelana
L0Fa!u Il Wheeling railroads touching the ware
house. The works arc In good running oLlst,
with natural gas connections and all moae'u
improvements
The works will DO sold at a bargain. asa whoeii
or tho buildings aud other Rppurtenances ana
the site will be sold separately.
The present company desires to close 0at y
business and will sell the works as they stHnI T.
including the railroad sidlngs, OF Will sou ~
parts. as stated above
Call on or address 100 ,.,,,,N
Chairman OF Committee on Sale for Crystal S \
dow Glass Company, BellAIre, O, !eN
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THE iron gates at the east end Of the
suspension bridge were torn away yes
terday.
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FoR SALE.

EyOR SALE-BooT SHOE AND no
II TIoN STORE in centre Of business part d
DellAire. Address Box l9l, BellaIEe. o. lel
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EOR sALE-DWELLfNG NO. ISL
IL South Broadway. containing seven roomL
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. LO
4Oxl20 Inquire on premises. apH
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-05
Twenty-seyen1h plstrIct

The Twenty seventh (27th) district shall be
composed of the Seventh t7th) and Eighth
tsth) wards of the City of st. Paul, and Shall
lie entitled to elect Two (2) Representatives.
Representative districts divided as follows:
The Seventh (7lh) ward shall be entitled to
elect one % Representative. The Eighth
tSth) ward shall be entitled TO elect one %
REPRESENTATIVE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-05

CONTRACT WORK go FILLING AND
~ DRAINING SWAMPS, MARSH \
AND PONDS IN NASHVILLE HEIGHTS
AND ARLINGTON HILLS ADDITION
Office of the Board OF Public Works, City %
ST. Paul, Mimi. Nov 3, lsg2.-Sealed bids
will be received by the Board OF Pub
lie Works in and for the corporation OF the
City of st. Paul. Minnesota, at their Office. IN
said city, until ~ m. OH the sixteenth day %
November A. ID. 1892, for filling and dram
ing southeast quarter OF block ., west part %
block 10 and lot H. block 10, all In Eastvlle
Heights. st. Paul. and lots l, and 3. block
20, Arlington Hills Addition, in said city. TO
abate nuisance OF swamps, marshes and
stagnant ponds thereon according TO plans
and specifications on file in the Office Of said
Board.
A bond with at least two CO sdreties In
sum of at least twenty COZ per cent or a GER
titled check on bank of ST. Paul in sum
of at least ten (l0) per cent, of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid. said
check shall be made payable TO the Clerk OF
said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and ALL bids.
JIG. QUINBY. President Pro TEN.
Official: }. II. KERKER,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
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