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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-28
AcH1oAGoR RIOT,
a Dlsordsrly Parade, Defiance to tho
POLICE nnd "A Pitnhed BnttIe.

Police aud "a Pitched Battle,
CHICAGO, August 27.-There was a
riot yesterday afternoon on Washington
street opposite the south entrance to
the City Hall, and in front Of the Cen
trail police station. Every afternoon
this week the so.caiied unemployed to
tho number of several hundred have
held a parade undisturbed by tho
police, Yesterday afternoon 800 noisy
men marched from the lake trout to-
ward the city building and shouted
They were ordered to disperse, but re-
fused to go, and in few minutes q
crowd OF 1000 onlookers gathered about
the corners.
Inspector Ross marshaled his forces
and charged on the men with clubs,
using them freely. Men and women
were knocked down and trampled under
foot, and some OF the mob tried to get
hold Of the loose paving blocks, but tho
crowd was too thick to admit OF 1t. Tho
mob and the spectators were driven in
every direction and soon filed the hall
ways and offices OF every building in the
vicinity, Inspector Ross was struck on
the head by stone and knocked sense'
less. He was carried to a drug store,
where the wound was sewed up,
When Ross went down the crowd
cheered, made rush and tried to beat
the lie out OF him. His men rallied,
however, and beat tho rioters back with
their clubs. For few minutes u pitch
ed battle waged around tho PROSTATE
inspector, but tho police were VlCtorl.
GUS In tho end and drove the crowd
from their superior.
Joseph Wanze was arrested just Rs
no was hurting brick at Officer Wag.
Gle. A few minutes later Michael
Harowtz was arrested ut tho south
door Of tho City Hall. He was wild
with excitement and vowed he would
have blood. In'his pocket was u muir.
deraus looking revolver and box OF
cartridges. As soon as Harowitz was
arrested u crowd OF his friends rushed
to rescue him, but were taken back by
the police. Several were knocked
down but no one was fatally hurt,
As tho crowd poured into Washing.
ton street one tall young officer charged
tho north side OF the street alone, driv-
ing 400 men before him. He whacked
the fellows Justify with his stick. One
OF the crowd. a man in blue jumper,
tripped and fell. AS the young police.
man bent over him to pick him up, q
companion OF the fallen man smashed
the policeman over the head with his
shovel aud ran. The blow broke the
helmet, but the officer did not attempt
reprisal except on the unfortunate in
the jumper,
In a barber shop near the corner was
Mayor Harrison, and hearing the noise
he jumped to tho door to learn OF tho
trouble. Policemen were beating the
crowd into retreat. "It's only lot OF
foreigners; serves 'em right" said tho
mayor After his whiskers we're
combcd the mayor fastened to city hall
and had conference with Chief OF
Police Brennan. As result orders
went out that kept the reserve police
force and the patrol wagon system
under immediate command nil night
From Fifth avenue the mob broke into
different directions and quit.
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The members OF Court Ohio Valley
No. 1897, A. o. L. Of A., are requested
to meet at their hail at 1890 p. M,
August 2S, to attend tho funeral OF our
late brother, Walter Saunders. By
order OF Q. r.
John W. Crooks writes from Chicago
that he is qpartered at Lincoln Rrookes'
residence, GO20 Langley avenue, only
two blocks from the Worlds Fair
grounds, and near several different
limos. 1t is one OF the fnest residences
III the neighborhood aud lodging is
only 81 pcr dry.
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The LABOR PEOPLE
Tho Regular Meeting OF the Trades
and Labor Assembly,
THE LABOR JOURNAL ENDORSED
by tho Assembly aud Recommended
TO tho Local Unions for Similar Ae'
tiou-settliug Up Labor Day Mat
ters-The Monongah Coal and Cor
ner Stone Matters Considered.
Other Business Transacted,

Tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly met in regular session at Its
hall yesterday afternoon with fair at
tendance OF delegates.
Delegate Wright, of the teamsters
union, was obligated.
The subject OF the boycott on Monon'
gah coal came up, the coal miuers' dele
gates reporting that compromise with
the coal company is likely 1t was de-
cided that the chances for compromise
improve call will be issued for meet
ing OF the arbitration committee.
The arbitration committee reported
having seen the propTietoEs OF The
Corner Stone, who had told the members
that they didn't wish to BIO considered
as opposing labor unions or uRionism.
On motion of Mr.. Minkemeyer the ar
bitration committee was continued. It
is said there are prospects Tor speedy
settlement OF difficulties,
John Minkemeyer resigned as mem.
Der Of the organization committee and
], II. Burt was selected for the vacancy.
II was decided by the assembly after
some discussion that the assembly will
attend the Bellalre labor day Celebra-
ton in a body aud that band be hired
to accompany them. A committee OF
three was appointed to arrange matters.
The committee Is composed OF Measrs,
Minkemeyer, Norrington and Robert
son.
Il was decided also that all local
unions in the city and Martins Ferry
be invited to accompany the assembly
10 BeIIaire. Tho committee was en-
powered to secure suitable badges for
the delegates.
Secretary 'Saulsbury moved that the
assembly enter Jerry Mead in the wheel
barrow race ut the Bellaire celebration.
Jerry respectfully declined, unless
"Tom" would enter with him.
The following resolution was intro
duced by delegate:
Resolved, That this Trades Assembly
approve and indorse tho Ohio Valley
Farmer aud Labor Journal, published
weekly by ]. U. Leasure & Co. in
Wheeling, and would recommend its
support by the members OF our body.
Without much discussion the resolu-
ton was adopted unanimously,
1t was reported that the Assembly
had made handsome profit on tho
operations OF Labor Day. Two bar
rels Of bread left over we're donated to
the Children's Homo and Orphans
Home.
The Assembly then adjourned.
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Tho Lost johnson.

NEW YoRK, August 27.-skIppers Of
fishing crafts whe came through tho
cyclone that struck this neighborhood
ON Thursday are inclined to think that
tho Ella M. johnson Is last sheis tho
only smack Of the Jersey float Of
about sevonty.lvo hosscls unaccouutod
for. She was commanded by Captain
Erickson and had a crew Of nino men,
mostly Scandinaviuns.
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Ynntoa on a sorlous Chargo.

Late last night two men assaulted
two young women on the west end oil
tho Union bridge, aud the women
escaped narrowly. 1t was reported at
police headquarters early this morning
that the Martins Ferry police had ar.
rested the assaiants and let them "a
again, because the crime was not in
their jurisdiction.
officer Herbert locked up Della Boyd
u very foul mouthed woman, for being
out at night for immoral purposes.
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Assembly then adjourned.
Committees Meet.

The labor day celebration general
committee met Immediately after the
assembly session, and commenced the
work OF settling up bills and receiving
moneys due. 1t could not be deter
mined what the surplus would be.
The special committee having in
charge the arrangements for the at
tendance OF the assembly ut the Bellaire
celebration. held meeting and elected
John Norrington chief marshall Of tho
Wheeling contingent Mt Bellaire. 1t
was declined to advertise for bids for
hnnd
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MALARlAt and other atmospheric In.
iluoncOs nrO best counteracted by keep.
ing the blood pure aud vigorous With
Ayer's SaFsapatilla. A little caution III
this respect may prevent serious III.
iiOss at this season. Ayers Sarsaparllla
10 tho bpst niithe.yOar.rcund medicine
In exialencp,
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Now Is the tInO 10 Invest your money where
you are sure 1t will DO safe and will pay you bet
ter interest.
No. 1901 Min street Is three.stOry business
house, fronting % feet on Main street. west side
aud In one OF the best locations on Main street,
will rent Tor Glghto or niue HUNDRED 4 year, VIII
sell cheap
EightrOOmed brick house on South Front
street, Island, 5000.
Eour.Eoemed frame house and lot GQxl20 feet,
on South Penn street, All for Sl,sO0
Lots 3lxl0O feet on South Elm street, Island.
$500.
TUn.roomed frame house near Twenty,s3xth
street on EOlY street, cheap. $1,000.
Fine house OH ChQpllne street OF eight rooms,
bath room and all other improvements, near
TwOnty'tilst, cheap =,
Many other bargains, both III large and small
houses aud lots GU the Island aud on this side,
which are not mentioned III the above
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FOE SALB

Two nicely located lots in Bclvedcro Addition,
1926 each.
House Of Ave rooms, Eoll street. Centre Wheel
Ing. 81 800.
House OF four rooms Eighteenth street, 81, 900.
Three houses. MoystOn street, cheap, $500.
House three rooms Twelfth street, $50
House, SPOONS, Sixteenth street, In good con
diuon $3.50
House, rooms, Twelfth street, lot95x1Oo feet
Corner u lot, Woods street. Centre Wheeling,
The best business property In Etnavlllc.
easy terms Good reasons for selling
Three lots, 50xl0O feet. Fllln, White & Gala
ghCr's addition, 500 each,
House, rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street.
Three otsin Park Wow, cheap.
One.halt lot, McCollOch street. Centre Wheel
ing, 500.
Ftno suburban property, two mtlos from tho
city, five minutes walk from motor line Now
with all modern improvements Cheap,
Lots on CaldwelrS run $3.50 each.
FIue Farm Of l43 acres on National road. Mas
miles east OF city on easy terms
House. 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House, Srooms Sixteenth street, 5000.
House, 1 rooms, TwGnty.third street, Sl.2ll,
HousO, I rooms, North Market street, sl,5Ol
Business property OH Market street ut modor'
Lots Al east end OF Twenty.thlId stro,. on
easy tcrlns.
ono OF tho be,s manufacturing SltoI IN tho
CITY, fronting Ou two railroads
$500. 81 900, s., 200 $3.50 aud 5000 To loan on
city real estate.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of deed OF trust made by john A.
Farley and Annie Farley his wife, to the utF
dersigned trustee, dated tho 18th day Of August,
In the year 1892, and recorded in the CLERKS
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county In
the State Of West Virginia, lu deed Of trust
book No IS, folio 1856, will on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. y. 1893. beginning at 70 O'clock a. ", on said
day, at the north trout door OF the Court House
OF said Ohio county, IN tho city Of Wheeling.
sell ut public auction TO the highest aud best
bidder the following described property, In said
city or SO much thereof us may be necessary l9
pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust aud
the expenses pertaining to the execution OF tho
trust created thereby tnut is to say: The south
quarter OF lot numbered thlry.eght u.s. stu
Gte on the west side OF Main street, in that part
OF the CITY OF Wheeling, III tho county OF Ohio,
IN the State Of West Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling. in the addition 10 said city known aI
the Chuplino aud EOi's addition 10 tho said
city and bounded aud described IN said deed OIL
trust US follows viz beginning ut tho south.
east corner Of Snid lot humber rs on the west
iinc Of Main street. thence with Main street
uorthwOrdly about sixteen feet six tnchei 10
the centre OF the brick division wall OF tue teno'
ment erected on the property hereby conveyed;
thence westwnrdly through the centre 0f me
bhil bFiSk HtVihiDI Will hd " ihtiN bIiStNn VIVA
Main street and by said centre line extended
about one hundred and twenty-five feet TO Tue
alley IN the rear OF tho sud lot; thence SOUTH
wnrdiy with the western boundary line Of 500
said lot number IS about sixteen ieOt six inches
to tho north boundary llnO OF lot number ~ o.
tho said addition, aud thence by said lust named
line TO the place OF beginning together with MI
the buildings ana improvements upOu SAID par
col OF ground. Also the undivided onehali 0ih
strip or parcel Of lot numbered thirty-soScn I3D
OF the said addition adjoining the propafy
above described fronting about three ieGt ~
width on Min street. and extending DaCE
wostwardly OF even width with sud front N9VHI
sixty feet, aud to be held, used and enjoyed Y
the occupants Of the tenement croCtg! on tho
north half Of said lot number ~ unI "
tho occupants Of tho teuomGut erected upon the
south quarter OF said LOT number 3s 10 an alley
or passage III common The title 10 the IIOptiW
hereby advertised to DO sold Is believed 10 %
GOOD, but selling as trustee, SHALL GUY s1vEgt
such tito US Is vested In me by the deed o. ''HN
aforesaid h
TElyMs oP sALE;--onothIrd aud a3 mlGa
more rs the purchaser may otoct TO pay ea'h ~
hand the b6lunCO IN two equal instlmoAIi
ono and two years respectively, WIN lHl.d,
est from tho day OF sale tho purchaser z" REo
his negotiable promissory note ior GHch ,n'nm
ment secured by q decd Of trust on tho properly
GEORGE D. Caldwell
Trustee
WM II. HALLER, AuCtlouGor luo
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New Yonx, August GA special to
the Times from Boston says: Josiah
Quincy mailed letter to President
Cleveland Friday night, in which he
rendered his resignation OF the office Of
assistant secretary Of state for the pur-
pose Of accepting the Massachusetts
state chailmanship.
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Columb,ls, ono, nnI IIoturn.

From August 2S to September /, In.
elusive, tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Columbus and return, OH account Ohio
State Fair, at ono fare for tho round
trip, good returning until September 9,
inclusive,
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The InteAigsneer's 1 Gent Word Coupon.

you house to rent something to sell trade want
buy anything situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place have found any,
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this and send with amount at the rate Of cent per word m
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent n
tion to THE NTELLGENCER No. 81 Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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AssioSEE's SALE Of Wall Paper and
ut cost. No. 2i3O Main street,
v. W. BERRY, Assignee.
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lsrnner Ai.er Nnother opbb,e.

SYDNEY, August 27.--1t Is reported
horo that France intends to annex New
Hobridos, and will do so within Il
month. The war ship, Machimol, ar.
rived hero to-day from New York.
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FOR S-ALE.

Lots No. land 7, GlIChrst's addition, Square
Nos.
\ No. SOC Market street, Sl,lOO
Lot No. %, South Trout street, 60 feet front.
running to river,
Five lots and five acres Of land In TrIadelpnia
withtWO dwellings, slaughter house, Ice house
stable, aud sixty bearing fruit trees, for s99A.
100 acre farm, Long Bottom, MelgI county
Ohio: LOCO fruit trees. PrlCO $1,000
Lot No. TO- section 81, Centre street Mounds,
VILE. and 10 shares IN MoundsVtlle Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
Corner lot north OF street car barn. Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Tot No. 10 Water street, south OF Forty.Sirhth
street.
Lots Nos 0 and7 EoG street. south OF Forty.
eighth street.
Got No, is, south OF Forty.sishth street aud
east OF Jacob street
No 7i2 Main street,
No. 1898 Chapline street.
No. 1929 Eofi street,
No. 1925 McColloch street
No. 1911 McColloCh street
No, 29i Observation-Disclosures
No. 2B2S Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney Col.
lector aud Notary Public
au2l 1912 Market Street,
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VII arc woil plOased with Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diurrhua
Remedy. We have boon very successful
with Il, ]. NJ. GATGwooD, Gatowood,
OnBWoll 90, N. @.
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oiLadioa' Low Shoes at greatly reduced
pFlcOS, all the latest styles In black and
tnn in tho Oxford, BiuCher and Prince
Alburts to select from. L " BLOND.
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RoMB, August 27.-Thc hamlet Of
Vonerc, Italy, has been struck by q
cyclone. Many persons wore killed
aud considerable damage was dono to
nfopcrkY.
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LEGAL NOTICES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOrICE.

NUMMlSSlONDNS NU1lCG'
Upon request Of II. IT, CoChr.n, admlnl' !'NPlll
OF the estate Of d. NJ. CarOy, deceased, 4N1 W
pursuance OF the law IN such cas9 Mg,. . n'n
provided, ! hnvo appointed PitUhspAi' t" "a
18th day OF SGptomOOf 1873 continent XII w
O'Clock H. IN, ~ tho time, aud my uN, IN
1901 Chapllnc street, IN the city OF whom ~, w.
OhtO county, West Virginia, Us the pintr WV W.
eciylng proof OF debt, OF demands uta0l'l 'A'
BAld D. NJ Carey OF his estate. ..I,,t
All pnrsons having olulms or domanu. Xxx
tho aaid d. NJ, Carey Or his Cltuto arl Al'i5S
notified 10 mako proof VI tlg s9mo a1.
undersigned ut the time aud place uD''' ~
pulutOd, ,,,,,t,t.
Given under my hand thIsl llh daypl gBN"
1893. GEO Il l ulINli El... at
Commissioner Of accounts Of Comfy ,N'..t ", "
Ohio county, w Va
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HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone Gs7. Iausl llIS Market street
FOR $500.

Lots In Dehren's and Speidels addition.
Corner LOT, Thlrty.tlfth and Chapline streets,
house two ROOMS aud kitchen. Cheap.
a flour mill, with roller process, twonty.ilvo
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power. Saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
In tho country This Is u bargain. Coal within
200 feet. Has thirty.scvon ucres OF land VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No S727 Foil street. frame house, six rooms,S
large cellar alloy corner Easy terms.
No. 500 Eolf street. Dtiek house, six rooms
md hati. good location Cheap. Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 3jl8, $50 aud 3524 1857 Gaoh.
Two houses on Twontynlnth four rooms
each 100 each.
good farm OF M acvos, one aud halt miles.
from the city. A good orchard. six acres IN
grapes, has a 1.-Two roomedhouse stableL oto" aud
tho best OF water viii soil on easy terms or
trade for city property.
Lots in Ilofmann's addition, tho bolt value IN
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms, for short
tina
No ii ThirLy.eghth street, six rooms, new. 81 800.
Brick house, four rooms aud hall FortY-lrst
and Wood streets, full lot
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no not forget the Eaet that the place 20
have your WntCI, Clock and JDwDlry 70.
paired isn't w. II, ODbEiTb,
South Ond Market Street bridge.
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WANTED

A GENTS.-sALARY AND COMMITS,
IA SION. Best FraLernal Order AsSetJfS3lO.OOl.
Both Life aud Endowment Glasses. Gilt'edged
ain every respect Some DistrlGtAgGntS wanted,
"a rare chance Address KING i CO., Union
Square, Now York. oc3'M
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PEGCEpub sleep IL impossible where
bod bugs abound, but obtainablc by the
use Of BuRino.
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FOE RFNT.

House OF six rooms on North Wabash street
Island, slGpcr month.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DRADY HOUSE, AREANsAS Nl .l,
I'D NUE., convenient TO OCEAN hlI 'TT-eid
plhg,as, ofchOgtfn mu9lo. Terms molgn. 7
Gular mailed. !! o. BOX 2O7, Atlantic ,5,tI,,
JAMES URADY ltI''..-
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is an excel.
lent remedy for dyspepia.-C, Master
son, Sheriff Of Bib county, Ga,
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FOR RFNT.
room, basement aud I'LL modern improvements,
S25 per month.
No. 81 Ohio street, Gve.roomed house, $50
Three rooms on Lure street, IN II now house.
e1p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-11
AFTER THE BALL.
How the Guests Tore Them.
selves Away.
Not All Of Them. but Just Some
Of the More At
fectionate.

IL was a sad parting indeed when our
Phoenix friends tried to tear themselves
away from their entertainers, early
Sunday morning about train time. A
more affec,ionate scene than that wit.
messed in the hall Of the Tempe hotel
and at the depot was never beheld here
before. With tears in his eyes and a
chestnut in his throat one gentleman
entwined his arms around porch post
and slowly murmered sad farewell.
The solemnity Of the occasion caused
the vast crowd TO sympathize with the
gentleman by making bee line for the
depot. Here another gen ,leman from
the southeast mistook the headlight Of
the approaching engine for full grown
comet, and in trying 10 reach the bag
gage room IN hurry, took header
over a small sized Saratoga, which
caused some forty-year-od claret to
Gov.
Some of the Tempe delegation, wish
ing to show how lasting their friendship
was. boarded the train for another
leave taking and only desisted when
She train was under full Roadway.
When the horrible truth flashed
through their minds that they were be.
ing borne from their native burg. a mad
rush was made for the door OF the car,
and in the grand leap that followed
their gaining the platform, Rsrnum's
shows were outdone. No nefks were
broken, but a scarcity OF linament il
reported in town.