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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-20
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Members Engage in War 5Talk-Thc Publ,
y t5e. Printing ELL. 5t.#

Members EnsnEo in War Talk-The Public
Ks aas Printing ELL. 55sa
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Throughout
the corridors of the house wing this
morning the employees (most OF them
old soldiers OF the rebellion) engaged in
earnest argument over. the prospect OF
war with Chile. This was also the topic
OF convcrsationin the press gallery and
among the spectators who occupied the
public galleries. ,.
d Mr.; E.B. Taylor, OF Ohio, from the
committee on judiciary, reported a!bill
fixing the time'ior holding terms oithe
circuit and district courts forSthe west
terns districtof Wisconsin. Passed.
Mr. Watson OF Georgia, asked unan-
imous consent 10 discharge the commit
tee on judiciary from the inrther con-
sideration5of the resolntiou instructing
that committee to investigate the or.
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SECRETARY TRACy's BUSY YDAY
He has Conference with bureau Chiefs
and Senator Cameron.

AIc h'tS u SoaicFchce WITH Burclu Chiefs
and Senator Cameron.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.-Secrc.
tary Tracy had n very busy morning
before he wen: to tho cabinet meeting
to-day. Soon after reaching his office
he had long conference with Senator
Cameron, chairman OF tho senate naval
committee. The secretary was also in
consultation rs usual OF late with his
staff officers on various matters concern
ing the present operations OF the de-
partment. Among them were Commo-
dorcs Ramsay and Folger, OF the bu-
reaus OF navigation and ordnance, Cap
tain Mahan and Commander Chadwick.
1t has been ascertained that Commo-
dorc Folgcr, the chief OF the bureau OF
ordnance, has made, L request OF Secre-
tary Tracy that in case OF war he may
be relieved OF his present important
duty and placed in command of the
coast defense vessel Monterey, now
awaiting completion at San Francisco.
1t is understood that ho regards this
vessel rs the most formidable one in
our navy, and that he considers it SUI
perior IN fighting qualities to any ship
owned by the Chilcans, including tho
celebrated Captain Pratt, now building
in France Tor the Chilean government,
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LONDON, Jan. l9.-The court circular
says that the queen had intended to at
tend the funeral OF the duke OF Clar-
encc, but yielded most unwillingly to
the reiterated entreatics OF the prince
and princess OF Wales not to expose
herself to the risk OF catching cold.
Replying to message OF coincidence
from the charter OF Westminster, the
queen expressed her gratitude and con-
ferred her sincere coincidence on 40
death of Cardinal Manning, which sho
deeply deplores.
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CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 19.-Warrants
have been issued for the arrest OF
Charles S. Weathcrby and W. A. Ste
vens, at the instance OF II. B. Cailin &
Co., OF New York, charging them with
embezzlement, tho amount being S70,-
900. Weaiherby and Stevens have for
several years been nominal proprietors
OF q dry goods store here, but have
really been agents OF Clailin & Co. Re-
Gently 4 settlement was attempted, but
Cladin 4 Co. insist there has been en-
bezzlemcnt TO the amount named, and
hence this arrest.
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WAslllSrToS, D. c., Jan. l9.-speaker
Crisp is progressing quite. rapidly to-
ward recovcry,but it will be next week
at least before he ventures to resume
his duties at the house OF representa-
tives, and good weather will be neces-
sary to make it safe for him to visit the
Capitol. lie did more work yesterday
than at any time since he was pros
tratcd, slept well last night and ute o
fair breakfast.
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W1LKEsnAERE, Pa, Jan. l9.-At tho re-
treat poor house, near this city,. is a
=Polandcr named John aIyea, who has
been sleeping for thirteen monthsa and
shows no signs Of waking up. lie was
taken there IRON the Wilkesbarre city
hospital about eighteen months ago.
The sleeper opens his eyes occasionally
to take q little nourishment but irnme-
diately draws his head. under the COW
ers and falls lintoga coma,ose condition.
The case has not been explained. ,
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Suit AGnlns, tho "Post."

PlrrsDuRolr, Pa, Jan. l0.-The action
for criminal libel brought by Senator
Quay, against Albert ]. Barr, President
OF the Posi- Publishing Company, and
James Mills, editor, will bo taken up in
the criminal court tomorrow. The
civil suit for 100000 damages will
come up later. Tho case is exciting
much interest in journalistic, legal and
political circles.
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I1ipl,ng alnrrios an American Girl.

LONDON, Jan. 10.-NIr. Rudyard Kip
ling, the well known story writer, was
married yesterday to Miss Balesticr,
sister OF the young American novelist,
Wolcott Balestier, who died recently at
Dresden OF typhoid fever. The mar
riage, which was very quiet, took place
in All Souls church, in Portland Place.
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a French Victory,

MAnsElILEs, Jan. 19.-The steamer
Thibct, from the west coast OF Africa,
reports that on December so n force of
Dahomahans made an attack upon Ko-
tonou. The French garrison made a
gallant defense, and tie fighting lasted
for three hours. Finally the French
garrison made sortic and the attack
ing party fled, leaving $50 OF their dead
on the field. The French loss was threo
killed and ten wounded.
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RoME, Jan. l9.-[Evcning.]-It has
Just been announced that the Pope is
suffering from an attack OF influenza.
The report has created considerable ap-
prehension, owing to the extreme age
ofuis Holiness, but his private physi-
clan says that there is no immediate
cause for anxiety.
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working day and night. There Is do.
sire to accomplish MS much work as pos
siblo in tho shortest time. The wooden
ships Adams, Ranger and Nipsic have
been asked for by the navy department.
Tho Mohican ia ready and Gun leave tho
yard at any time, having her crow and
stores on board. Naval officials refuse
to discuss matters concerning what is
likely to be done,
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LONDON, Jan. l9.-Thc Star to-day
prints dispatch from Berlin stating
that DR.. Bredermann, director of the
chemical laboratory in the University
OF Berlin, killed his betrothcd, Margaret
Meyer, and then committed suicide.
DR.. Bredermann was iorty-two years
old, while the girl was only seventeen
years OF age. The whole affair is en-
shroudcd in mystery.
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Death OF an Ohio Legislator.


HVFt'uF D76l7aFV3F 10 ult 1Nt4lI3INttT' - n
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 10.-Thc ravages OF
death is felt in the Ohio legislature,
which only convened two weeks ago.
Representative Henry P. Camp, OF Me-
dina county, probably the oldest men,
ber OF the house, died after weeks i'll
ness OF tho grip, aged 70 years. The
house has not been officially notified.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l0.-Thc
Post will say tomorrow: at was
learned on good authority that
the state department received in
formation from the Chilean gov
crnmcnt that that country was
ready and willing 10 mako reparation
for all losses to life, limb and honor sui-
fcred by Americans, but tho dispatch
or letter was couched in such terms as
10 be unsatisiactorY.n
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GREAT BNIrAlN's ATrIrUDE
In Regard tn tho Chilean Troublc-.O Orrcrs
Her GOnn Ol!cos

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l9.-It is re-
ported at the capitol to-day that tho
government of Great Britain has taken
steps to bring about a more friendly
feeling between the United States and
Chile, and will intervene to effect n set
tlement oi the trouble.
\ member of the foreign affairs COM
mittee OF the house said this afternoon
that he had not received the informa.
ton officially, but that lie had no doubt
OF tho correctness OF it. Other members
who were seen had not learned OF tho
report. 1t is eaid that Chile was not
in ! position to make The necessary ad-
yances and that Great Britain had Of
iered her good offices and would en-
deavor to arrange q basis on which an
amlcablc agreement might be reached.
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A CIPHER D!spATCH
Changes tho Plans OF tho Cruiser Charles.
ton-ln Good CnnLItinn


san DlEco, CAL, Jan. 10.--Ciphcr dis
patches received from Washington by
Admiral Brown appear TO change tho
plans in regard to the movements OF the
cruiser Charleston, which was expected
to sail for San francisco this morning.
AT any rate tho Charleston is making
no preparations to move this morning.
Yesterday afternoon n diver was sent
down to- examine the cruiser. His re.
port to Capt. Remyis that tho vessel is
cleaner than expected. The engineer
also reported the machinery in good
condition and not in need OF ovcrhaul.
ing. The ammunition brought hore by
the San Francisco gives the Charleston
acomplete store .'iN5 3E 5sf
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DUBLIN, Jan. ia land agent named
Percy while driving to mass at Tula in
county Glare was attacked by four arm
ed men, who shot him through tho
thigh and killed his horse, 1t is feared
that Percy will die. His assailants cs-.
capped.
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Must scryr Lis Sentence,

Special Dispatch 10 the Intdligcnccr.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. l0.-William J.
Elliott, the cx-cditor Of this city, must
serve his life sentence in the pcniten-
tiary for numbering A. C. Osborn, as
the supreme court affirmed the dccis-
ion OF tlee4ower court to-day.
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MANY ARE AFTER IT.
Tho Contest for tho Democratic
National Convention.
EITHER new YORK OR CINCINNATI

Will Get tho Plum-.Tammany Braves
Arrive to Leg for tho Metropolis.
Chairman Brico Working for tho
Queen City--StronG Arguments In
Favor OF the latter, and Stronger
Ones Against New Yorlk--It Is Con-
ccdod that Cincinnati SO Far has
tho Inside Track.
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PnILADELpnlA, Jan. 19-At tho Demo-
cratic conventions held to-day the
faction represented by the state
administration, which is supposed
to favor Mr.. Cleveland as the
Democratic nominee for President
elected 20 out oil s. delegates to the
state convention that will nominate ma
tional delegates. 5 &
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BurFALo, n. u, Jan. l9.-Ike Smith:
claiming to be the ,welter-wcight
champion wrestler OF England, was de-
feated last night by Dennis Gallagher,
ofthis city, before 1000 spectators,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-20
OH, JOHNNY CRAPAUD
What in tho World Possessed You
to Act up Sol
BLOWS IN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

Followed up by n Half Dozen Different
sQuabbics in the Lobby-.A Doulnn-
gist Member the Cause ofthc Strife.
Several Ducls arc Arranged for.-M
Lmnr. who Started tho Trouble, Tclc-.
graphs Rochcfort, Asking Whether
lio Shall Fight N. Constans or
Prosecute Him.
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stopped Tslrsrnphic Communication.
MADRID, Jan. ia snow storm Tin.
Spain has put 4 stop photographic COM
municationwith France.
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Nor. Redoubled,

san FRASclsco, Jan. 1o.-EGorta to
prepare. thc,war ships at Mnrc Island
for sea service were rcdoubled to-day
and by far the largest force OF men since.
the close OF war OF the rebellion are now
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The Czarlra lsecovcss from tho Grip.
ST. PETERsBuRG, Jan. l9.-The czarina
has entirely recovered from the attack
OF influenza, from which she has been
suffering. ~
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Special ptspa.eh 70 The ln.ell!rener.

Special Dispatch 10 The lH'cHtOcncT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l0.-Thc
competing cities, for the Democratic
national convention arc actively at
work tonight, the New York delegation
having arrived ut j late hour. There is
yet no indication as to which OF tho
contestants will win the prize, rs there
arc only few members OF tho national
committee in the city at the present
time. Present appearances, however,
favor tho probability that Now York or
Cincinnati will be the ultimate sclec-
ton. st. Paul is making an exceed
ingly active canvass, but it is handi-
capped by tho fact that Minneapolis has
already secured the Republican con-
vention.
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We're Paid FOR Their Trouble,

HoT sPEINos, ARK, Jan. l9. The saie
in the Bonanza club was blown open
last night by cracksmen, who secured
SS,GGo. rs
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ST. PAUL nANp1cAprEp.

|. When tho latter city was chosen by
tho Republicans for convention pur-
poses it was represented that tho twin
cities would be ablo to take care OF the
OF the largest crowd that would in any
event attend. Now it transpires that
Minneapolis and st. Paul combined
have insufficient accommodations, and
consequently there is little chance that
the Democratic convention will 20 to
the lesser OF the twin cities.
Kansas City is making an earnest
canvass, the entire Missouri delegation
working in that interest. The fact,
however, that Kansas City is intensely
hot in midsummer is strong arsu-
ment against the location OF the conven-
tion at that place. Indianapolis is max
ing poor showing, and that city might
as well close its headquarters Mt once.
NEW YoRE's CANVASS.
II New York city really desires the
convention it can probably secure it.
There isasentimcntamong Democrats
in Washington that ii it will be OF any
benefit to hayc the convention there the
Democratic managers in that state is
entitled to this much OF a concession.
On tho other hand it is said said that
good politics will dictate the location OF
the convention elsewhere.
The state OF New York has now two
PROMINENT figures in the presidential
contest, and there are many apparent
reasons why New York city should not
be made the battle ground on tie occa-
sion OF national convention.
cINcINNArl's CLAIMS.
Senator Brice, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic national committee, is actively at
work in behalf OF Cincinnati. A strong
delegation is here from that city and
arc cooperating with him to secure the
convention. The majority OF the MEM
bers OF the national committee from the
South are said to favor that city, and
its chances are therefore regarded as
exceedingly good. Apparently there
will b6 no advantage to any candidate
in having the convention located in
Cincinnati, and for this reason that
city will probably be acceptable to all.
OTHER CITIES NOT IN IT.
Milwaukee is making quite demon
stration, but without securing any ap-
parent headway. The same may be
said OF Detroit, but the argument OF
these cities is that it is political
necessity to have the Democratic con-
ycntion in the northwest. From ap-
pearances this argument has not made
much impression. No active work is
being done by Chicago, as it is thought
undesirable by her citizons to do any
thing that might antagonizc the inter
ests of the coming Worlds Fair. As
stated, the contest now appears to be
between New York and Cincinnati,
and the national committee will doubt
less decide between these two cities on
purely political grounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-30

ton ~ the law. and in the campaign he
vii! have the support Of the colored
voters almost soldly. OF the great army
~ railroad employees. Of the farmers
aud - the working clas' es. 1t is charged
against John T. Rich, the Republican
nominee. that when railroad commits
sionor hi. sympathies were distinctly on
tho side IT the corporations. and this
charge. made hy members of his own
party. IN the convention will be used
against him IN the campaign with deadly
effect MIR Rich also has been in the
FIELD Tor guhcrnatorial honors for hearly
twenty wears. while with Judge Morse
the honur- were thrust upon him. Ia.
terminating Judge Morse the Democrats
wrre forced 90 retire Governor Winans,
the present incumbent. but the first tele-
gram Il cungratulation received by the
nominee was from Governor Winans.
aud gave thu hcartiest assurance of sup
put judy Morse is several thousand
votes stronger than hIs party. and his
popularity viii help pull the ticket
Though AMI viii 90 far toward the cleo
ton q presidential electors and Of men,
hers ~ the next legislature.
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democracy Forever.
lair battle Cry o; Freedom."l
1T M sound battle cry
luf the conflict drawing nigh,
Down With Protection next November.
let ~ rally. boys. once more.
As we did 10 eighty -four:
Dawn itk Protection In November
CnoRUs.
Dsinus rAry forcvrri llurtah. boys, hurrahI
Down With i'rotsriion AMI McKinley's Tariff
lsw.
TIE the writing on the wall.
"t.pi they tutter to their fall"
nusn Nth Protection next November!
II shalt he no idle boast,
cleveland iessis our valiant host.
llawn with var taxes next November.
~well- the cry from hin and plain.
wei elect him once again.
nnwn With war taxes next November"
Though the plutocratic crew
shower gold and silver too.
pvun With corruption nett November
u'sr ths land. from shore TO shore,
Thsy shall purchase power no more.
tiawa With corruption next November!
A. sotre mighty river rolls,
Let us rally 10 the polls,
Dawn with rubber tariffs next November!
We shall via the worlds applause,
We shall sAln the peoples cause,
Desn with robber tariffs next November!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-30

W0rr-out,
"run down." feeble women, need
DIR Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
IL builds them up. It's powerful,
restorative tonic, or strength-giver
free from alcohol and Injurious
drugs. The entire system is re.
ncwcd and invigorated. 1t i'm
proves digestion, cnriches the blood,
dispcls aches and pains, gives re-
frcShing sleep, and restores flesh and
strength. As n soothing nervine, it
allays and subdues hysteria, spasms,
aud all the nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional
and organic disease. It's the only
guaranteed medicine for women.
IL does what is promised or it
asks nothing. 1t gives satisfaction,
IN every case, or the money paid
for IL IL refunded.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith in il. Contains no alec.
hol 10 incbriate f; no syrup or sugar
10 derango digestion a legitimate
medicine, not a beverage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition Of the system.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-09-30

Tho pcoIie are In distress because the
principles II tho Democratic party have
bern VinlHcd for twenty-five years.
During all this period The policy of fed
sial legislation has been directed by the
Republican party and directed against
the interest Of the people. Restore Dem
octaiic asccndency and you restore pos
perlly again. Raleigh Chronicle.
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raa GovekNoR OF MICHIGAN.
Jadg~ Nii'u ~ M"rsc. whom tho DEM
oTint. IIaNo Nominated.

"'iat. Have Nominated.
Judge s.. y Benton Morse, Of Ionia,
a." llil.etIiir nominee for governor Of
Michigan - ~ present chief justice Of
tho stat" supreme court. He was elected
- the bench in 1885 10y n majority Of
20 900 over Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley,
who was nominated by tho Republicans
and Endorsed hysshe Prohibitionists. On
the bench be- has strengthened his popu-
lArity with the people by his interpreta-
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Ours is n government Of the people.
II i' wisely provided in our federal con-
s,itution that once In four years polit-
teal power shall return 10 the hands Of
thu people. -Adlai l.. Stevenson.
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FRANCIS HENRY,
Attorney-at-Law
AND PROPRIETOR OF
THURSTON COUNTY ABSTRACT


Al Abstract, anc an experience of more than
vi twenty years in searching the records o.
Thurston county in regard to title enables me TO
give prompt attention in regard to same.
l have q complete and the only abstract of the
Records of the Probate Court of said county, pre-
pared during the eight years that was Judge
of said Court.
! have the only abstract that was ever al
tempted to be made OF sales Of property for taxes
iu said county.
negotiate loans for those wishing to borrow
or lend on real estate security. In the matter
Of loans. represent only such local capitalists
as are my clents.)
have for many years represented, and at this
time represent As agent of residents and non-res-
dents, large holding of real estate In the city of
Olympia, and In ThurstOn county, for the sale Of
which negotiations can be made through me-
l also have upon sale, for fixed prices. q large
amount VI real estate, both city and country,
which AIN ready to show up on call.
am ready and equipped by the labor and ex-
periehce OF more than twenty years for the trans.
action of general real estate business, In which
line respectfully offer my services to those who
desire, either to purchase or sell, to borrow or
loan.
To those who think OF investing, ! have no
hesitation In saying that money put into real
estate In Olympia and Thurston county at this
time would be good investment.
10 those who wish to sell, have to say that
my connections in this line of business will en-
able me to find purchasers for their property
among the many strangers constantly coming
and going through the country in search OF
chances for investment, who would otherwise
know nothing of the opportunity.
have large amount of city property, both
very desirable farms.
Olympia, June 1, 1880.