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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
MIR. oARLlsnE

Consults with Mr.. Sherman Regarding tho
New Bond Issue-Atf Agree.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Fob. 14.-Mr.
Carlisle went to the capitol this morn
ing to consult with Mr. Sherman rola.
two to tho proposed issue of 8 per cent
bonds. Iic found Mr.. Sherman in tho
finance committee room and was urged
by momberS Of tho committee to re.
main. This resulted in a general dis
cusaion Of the financial problem DO.
twcon members Of tho committee and
tho future secretary OF tho treasury,
during which 1t was apparent there was
no difference Of opinion between Mr.
Carlisle aud tho majority OF the COM
mltteo as to the wisdom Of the issue Of
bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
1YNon1NG Ar oHArrANooaA.
A Negro Strung Up for Flondish Crime
Doubts About His Guilt.

"A -NpEAO w AuA ~
Doubts About His Guilt.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. a.
This city is intensely excited
tonight over fendish outrage COM
mitted hero this morning upon Mrs.
W. A. Moore, a highly respected widow,
by negro who found the lady alone in
the house. His victim is 81 years old
and the mother of seven grown child
ren. Andy Blount was subsequently
arrested on suspicion.
At 1880 tonight an infuriated mob
battered down the outer doors OF
the county jail and finally forced
their way into the cell where Andy
Blount was confined. Despite the
protests OF the Jail officials
and many leading citizens they
took the negro down to the
bridge which crosses the Tennessee
river and his lifeloss corpse now dan
giles from one OF the angles. Sentiment
here is almost evenly divided as to the
mans guilt,
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in THE FIRST ROUND
Senator Watts 4Foace" Bill is
Knocked Out in Caucus,
ITS OBJECTIONABLE FEATURE

Because So Many Demo-
Gratis Were Opposed to Its Prinoi-
ple-Col. st. Clair Helped to Do 1t.
The House Labors With tho New
School Law and Finally Orders 1t
to Its Third Reading-othor Pro-
oeedings of tho Legislature in sos.
sion at Charleston.
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sco tho worid'l Fair for l'lrlocn Cents

Unon receipt OF your address aud 10
conts In postage stamps, wo will mai
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is 90 contp, but us We
want YOU to have one, wo mako tho
price nominal. You will nnd II work
VI art aud q thing to bc priced. II con.
tains full page viows Of tho great build.
ing3, with descriptions Of same, and Is
executed ln highest style Of art, II not
satisfied with II after you get 1t, wo will
refund tho stamps and lot you koop tho
book Adltoss II. Il. BucklOn x Co,
Chicago, Ill. 4
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.nennnllcnn ylclory in the nouse

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb 14.-Afser
short conflict between the Democrats
aud Republicans OF the house to-day
the Democrats were obliged to yield
gracefully and agree to the terms which
the Republicans presented.
These were that general debate on
the invalid pension bill should be con-
tinued until the minority was accorded
six hours debate. Then the debate
continued; but it was without special
interest. 1t will close at 8 o'clock to.
morrow.
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Special Dl6pdIcH 70 NC INItHDtNctF'
PARKERsBUso, W. Va, Feb. l4.-A
warrant was Issued here to-day for the
arrest of G. Lionel Kent, charging him
with embezz lement. Kent opened q
piano store here some time ago, but
quit business and is now said to be in
Charleston. The warrant was issued on
complaint Of W. II. McGarry, agent OF
the Krell Piano Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
malaly Of tho ago, dyspepsia liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiyonuss,
general debility, otc., Is Dacon's Celery
Surc' This gtoat hcrbal tonic Btlmu-
,atca 'to digestive orgaus, regulates tho
llVot nnl roilores tlp syslcm TO vlgor-
GUS health and anergics. Samples free.
Large packages jOc, Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

MARsEiLLEs, Fob. 14.-Elgbt deaths
from cholera occurred yesterday but
mono OF them were now cases. A
patient yesterday seriously III died this
morning. Tho arc no new casos at the
cholera bureau since noon tho 10th
inst, and no fresh cases reported in tho
town to-day. Tho statistics show that
from tho beginning Of tho outbreak
there have been thirty casoi-twenty-
four mon and six women. The deaths
have numbered fifteen, exactly % per
cont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

ClNclNSATL o., Feb. lathe
river is nearly six ieet and
half above the danger line and
rising rapidly. A heavy rain fell in
this vicinity from to 10 p. IN, and this
may cause the river to rise considerably
higher than was at first expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
M'kINLEY SPEAKS
At the Lincoln Banquet OF the Ohio
Republican League
AS AN AMERICAN TO AMERICANS.

A Timely Reminder of the Condition
ofthe Country as it Is About to Pass
Into the Full Control of the Demo-
cratic Party for the First Time for
Thirty-thFee Yeurs-The Splendid
Achievements OF tho Republican
Party-win Democrats Dare Keep
Their Plodges9-A Magnificent and
Eloquent Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
DIpN,r GIlr rILn GIHL.
A Family Row in which Nrcn with Cinsslc
Names nro Hurt.

BImSonAM Ala, Feb. l4.-Thc
Murphy and Phillips factions residing
near Clinton, over Rod Mountain, had
asmull sized war to-day. An old grudge
existed and was intensified whom Gin
einhatns Phillips married ono Of tho
Murphy girls aomu months ago. Yes.
.tCfday old man Murphy and twelve Of
ms brothers and sons wcnt TO Philllpa'
house to get tho Girl and take her home
ny force. In tho fight that followed
Damascus PHILIPPE was fatally ahot and
Caleb aud UinclnnEtua Phillips badly
boalon, Officers arc aftor tho Murphys
plnt no arrests have boon made. ThoY
did hot get the girl.
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THIS IS OFFICIAL.
nr, Cleveland Announces -Four
Members of His Cabinet
ggD SETTLES ALL SPECULATION.

Gresham viii 30 Secretary of State
Despite Democratic Protests
Against tho appointment of sOrO-
head Republican to Be Premier of
A Democratic Administration-Law
Partner Blssell to lie Postmaster
Genoral-Ho viii Mako Other An.
nouncemcnts As lie Decides On the
Men.
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rIrrsnunam, PA, Fob. 1l,-IAt mcot.
ing Of tho HIarmonlsts at Economy last
night resolutions were adopted express.
ing confidence in President Duss and
pledping support In defending the action
brought for tho appointment Of d TO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Special Dipaieh 10 te hidiigsactn
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 14-Dr.
John Gregg has been appointed post
master at Clarksbars. W, @ Hender-
son has boon appointed postmaster at
Valley Grove, Ohio county, vico w.
Blayney, resigned.
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ceiver, 1t has just been learned that
Duss sold lT5 acres OF the Economy
tract to q Wholesale liquor dealer OF this
city who will erect large distillery on
tho site.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Columns, ONO, Feb. I4-At the
Lincoln banquet of the Ohio Republi-
can League, held here tonight, Cover
nor Mckinley made the principal
speech. His toast was the Republican
party and he spoke in part as follows;
The Republican party values its prin-
ciples no less in defeat than in victory.
1t holds to them after reverse. as be-
fore, because it believes in them; and
believing in them, is ready to battle for
them. They are not espoused for nero
policy nor to serve in a single contest.
They are set deep and strong in the
hearts Of the party, and are interviewer
with its struggles, its life and its his
tory. Without discouragement, our
great party reafilrms its allegiance to
Republican doctrine and with unshaken
confidence seeks again tho public judg-
ment through public discussion. The
defeat OF 1892 has not made Republican
principles less true nor our faith In
their ultimate triumph less firm. The
party accepts with true American spirit
the popular verdict, ami challenging
the Interpretation put upon it by our
political opponents, takes an appeal TO
the people, whose court Is always open
and whose right Of review is never
questioned.
The Republican party, which made
its first appearance in national contest
in 1866 has lost the presidency but
three times in thirty-six years, ana
twice only since 1860. 1t has carried
seven presidential elections out OF ton
since Its organization.
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LONDON, Feb. l4.-Throo trains left
Victoria this morning, conveying 5Sl
English pilgrims 10 Rome TO congratu.
laio tho pope on his episcopal jubilee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Jngson says tho proprietor OF tho
mcrry.go.round Inns business whirlod
Of his own.-Elmira Gassile,
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A CHALLENGE.

Wo havo not revised our viows nor
reversed our limos, Notwithstanding tho
Democratic victory Of 1892. We still
do not believe that Republican prolec.
ton Is q fraud and a robbory;" nor
thnt 1t Is unconstitutional," nor do wo
bolievo that tho tariff law Of 1890 was or
Is "tho eliminating atrocity OF class
legislation" nor that reciprocity is d
"sham," nor that state bank money
should constitute tho "curronoy 10
measure tho exchanges Of the people"
We dissent from tho national Domo-
cratic platform OF 1902 In each and all
Of these opinions, aud repudato thcin
rs unsound, unpattiotic and libolons,
Nor do wo believe that the Sth OF No.
vombor election can bo Interpreted rs
meaning that majority oil the people
endorse thoso convention declarations.
Tho leaders Of the Democratic party
profess TO believe them, but tho major.
ity OF tho people am sure do not. Let
those charged with tho administration
Of public Affairs aiiof tho llh Of March
so Interpret tho Victory II they dare.
Some Of You may aay you hope they
will, do not share In that continent
l hope they will not Itmiglt bo to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15
STANDS ON ITS RECORD.

1t has more than once witnessed an
apparent condemnation Of Republican
policy swiftly and conclusively reversed
by subsequent and better.considered
popular verdict. Whom defeat has come
it has usually followed some measure of
public law or policy where sufficient
time had not elapsed to demonstrate its
wisdom and expediency, and where the
opposing party by reason thereof enjoy
cd the widest range for popular preju-
dice and exaggerated statement and
misrepresenta OF the fitness
Of the Republican party for
public trust, its record for thirty
years is its best testimonial. In this
particular it is unmatched. 1t never
lacked courage when in power to put
into public law its declared purposes,
aud the statutes of the United States
register Its proudest achievements. For
more than a quarter OF O century 1t has
made the laws OF the country which
have withstood every assault, and in
the end have won public approval. We
are living under these laws now, and ex-
cept for the uncertainties hanging over
us through the election Of 1892, the
country ia in q most prosperous aud as
suring condition. Nothing but the re-
suit Of that election can stand in the
way OF our continued prosperity.
A CONTRAST.
II we could strike from the history OF
the country all that has been done and
accomplished through tho Agency OF
the Republican party, what We I'D We
have left?' Little to be proud Of. Ro.'
pudiation OF the public faith; a dis
ordered currency;a a bankrupt treasury;
broken Union, with discordant aud
warning states; a dishonored flag; hu-
man slavery with the lash and chains
and the auction block, not in the south
alone but in the great free northwest
as we'll discredited name among the
nations OF the earth, and the universal
verdict that free government had failed.
II, since the war, the Democratic
party could have mado effective in adj
ministration and legislation the declar-
ations OF their national platforms. what
would we have witnessed? Repudiation
OF the constitutional amendments Re-
pudiation OF the war debit The widest
imitation of irredeemablo currencyi
The repeal OF the resumption actl
British free trade, and its dire con-
disiohsi
We do not shrink from contrast. In
1861 when tho Democratic party went
out OF powor, the total wealth Of the
country was sixteen billions OF dollars;
in 1903 when tho Republican party will
90 out of power, the wealth Of tho
country will be moro than sixty.three
billions OF dollars. We have established
since October G, 1890, the date when the
now tariff law won't into effect and up to
election day last November, 3i5 now
manufacturing enterprises and have ex-
tended los, tho now capital invested
Is over forty millions OF dollars, and the
additional employees required, 1926.
a CHALLENGE,
Wo havo not revised our viows nor
reversed our limos, Notwithstanding tho
Democratic victory Of 1892. We still
do not believe that Republican protec.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
TIaveYoar Dime Ready.

Subscribers to THE DAILY ARGUS
are requested to have their dimes
ready for the carrier bows on their
FIRST round under the new system of
weekly collections next Saturday
Imorning.a Commencing that Lay,
and every Saturday thereafter.
each boy will collect his own route.
The object of this arrangement is TO
inaugurate an entirely new account
with all our subscribers. and to
avoid delinqnencies. The difference
in price makes it essential that all
collections be promptly made. and it
is extremely desirable. therefore.
that all have their dimes ready.
Those who are not at home when the
carrier calls. viii be visited by him
Monday night while he is delivering
his route.
Past accounts will he settled up at
once. and KEEP; distinct from the new
plan.s 1t viii he necessary to stop
the papers going to those who are
delinquent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
D.Suuted Ouestiun.

Scientists and electricians cannot
n rrce upon the number of electric
volts which are necessary to cause a
C CESSATION of life in the human body:
me claim that an excessive shock
Is more likely to cause Incarceration
rather than instantaneous death. bat
if they would turn their attention TO
prolonging and increasing the pleas
urcs of life. the public would hail
the result with more satisfaction.
For instance, the electricity gemer-
ated in wave of laughter is after
all the most pleasant shock. and to
see large assemblage moved by a
current Of uncomfortable mirth
while Witnessing the play of ..She
Cauldn't Marry Three" places be
You'd dispute the fact that large
volts of laughter are better than
volts of electricity any day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
KNOWLEDGE

r,;,c.s comfort and Improvement and
,,rJ. 10 personal enjoyment when
s,,h.lv used. The many, who live bet.
~, ,ban others and enjoy life more, with
Us expenditure, by more promptly
st,,,inr the worlds hest products to
,Sc need. If physical being, will attest
.6s value to health Of the pun liquid
Iyatiyc principles rmbraccd in the
,Smpdv. syrup Of Figs
II. excellence is due to Its presenting
4, die form most acceptable and pleas.
AM n the taste, the rcfrcshing and truly
a'nrticial properties Of q perfect lax
s,ivr: efiectually cleansing the system,
I.pcllng co',.s, headaches and fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
/, haa given satisfaction g. millions and
met with the approval II the medical
nrnt,,--ior. bccaii.c il acts on the Kid
nov. Liver and Towels without weak.
,ning them and Il is perfectly free from
syr-y objectionable substance.
$yrup of Figs IL for sale by ali drug.
g;s,. in .ioc and 81 bottles, but !: IS man
atacturci by the California Fig Syrup
%. enly. whose name is printed on every
nars.l-,.. al.o the name. syrup of Figs,
ami being well informed, You will not
ecept any Substitute ii offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
THE RIVER PILOTS.
Yesterdays Election Of Officers
and Adjournment.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION SECRET.

This Afternoon's Meeting with the T. s
Officials, I.umbermen and Engineers Of
the Tri-Cittes-No Action on the Amer.
lean Association rs Yet-P0s> ible Loca.
ton OF II.rbors.
At the afternoon session. ycstcr.
day, of the Brotherhood of Upper
Mississippi Pilots. the annual cleo
ton of officers was held. and the fol
lowing officers and directors were
elected for the ensuing year:
President-Gcorge Winans, Wauke.
sha. Wis.
Vice observation-disclosures Brown.
Summer Hill. Ill.
Secretary-Treasurcr-D. c. Law,
Lyons. Iowa.
Directors N NJ. Looncy. La
Crosse. Wis. Joseph Buisson. Wa
basha. Mimi: Joseph Doofey. Gin
ton. Iowa; John Lancaster. LcC'aire.
Iowa; J. G. Moore. Lyons, Iowa;
Thomas H. Dols' n. Dubuque, lows.
As to the American Association.
This mornings session was n Sc
cret one. and in all probability the
vote has not yet been taken, as to
the admission into the American
OF Masters and Pilots of
Steam Vessels. but will be today.
and in all likelihood this associa-
ton will join. and in such a case a
harbor will he established ut La
Crosse. and one at lie Claire, or pos
siblv here.
This afternoon an open session is
being held. at which Maj. Mackenzie
and staff of L. :. engineers and the
lumGrmen, engineers and craftown-
ers of the three cities are present or
represented.
The purpose Of this public session
is to explain to the invited guests the
aims and objects of the brotherhood.
and to dispel any feeling which may
exist in their minds rs to the work
ings of the order, aud to show that
the interests of the brotherhood and
lumbermen are as one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
High ExplosiveS.

There are certain explosives OF high
power which. when heated, burn quietly
if freely exposed, or if confined explode
only at the spot. where heat is applied
without the whole mass taking part in
the explosion. Nitroglycerol. dynamite.
gun cotton. picric acid and the new
German military powder are examples.
This Is said to he because they are bad
conductors of their own explosive wave.
II, however, the same substances are
subjected to violent shock by the ex-
plosion in their midst of initial charges
OF mercury illuminate, the shock seems
to affect all the molecules of the explo-
sive at once, and the whole mass of the
latter explodes with enormous violence.
New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
KINGS DAUGHTERS SALE.


The Event 1t Mrs. J. n. Mon: gomcr,'s
Yesterday Afternoon.
The home of Mrs. j. NJ. Montgom.
cry, 1909 Second avcnve. was the
scene of q most successful sale by the
Kings Daughters of the Central
Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon from O'Clock until
6. The articles on sale, viz:
fancy articles, ncddlc work. etc..
were all donations of the Kings
Daughters. Tea and waters were
served, and about 500 was cleared.
The Decorations.
The front parl6r was devoted to
the sale. of artistic needle work, and
was most beautifully decorated with
holly and smilax. The Kings Daugh-
ters' silver crosses were decorated
with smilax, and were hung in the
front windows and in the archwav
between the front and back parlor.
The back parlor contained the
candy. paper and apron tables and
clipping line, and the decorations
were of holly and smilax also. The
dining room was 9 decorated with
smilax. and it was here that tea aud
waters were sold.
The Daughters endeavor to give
entertainments of as unique an order
as. possible every year. in order to
solicit patronage. and for That of yes
to-day they are very thankful.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

Very Few people are laware that the
pearl oyster Be- not ID any way like the
oysters which we eat. It is of an entire
" different species, and rs a matter Of
fact the shells oe the 50 called pearl oys.
tiers are Of far more Saiue to those. en-
gagged in pearl fishing than the pearls.
There are extensive pearl fisheries in the
gulf Of California, and some of the finest
pearls have been taken from those wa
tiers. In 1881 one pearl-a black one
was sold for $4,000. and every year
since that time many pearls have been
taken from the beds in the California
gulf valued at over q 500 each.-Chica-
60 Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
i..'oh'ssSp.

Rock island enterprises are lock
in. up. Thi. morning the Rock ... Isl
and Gold Mining company. inter-
..,cd in mines in Bidder .co"nty,
COL. declared its iirst ,iivsdend ot:1o
rrr cent. and the stockholders are ae-
cor,iincly happy. s
gratifying to note that the Rock Isl.
and Gar Journal Lubricator comp any
i. in a fair way for reorganization
and starting out with better pros
Tcc,s than ever before.
The stockholders Of the Rock Isl.
and PIow company are in session
this afternoon. for the purpose o.
c"n.i,irrinc a proposition to double
the capital stock of the compon ,S,o
r.;.isx is from eso0.oo0 70 es)o'ooo'
a good ssga Of prosperity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
NOT TO BE HERE.
Chief OF Police sexton Gives Warning as to
Prize Fights.


Prize Fights
:, Rock ISLAND, IH.,. Dec. Editor
AIGrs-Ihave before me some news
Paddy Brennan forfeits 500 if he
don't stop Denny Hurley in six
rounds al the Manhattan club. Rock
Island. on next MoadsS night, Dec
l1.EDavcnport Leader. : % ''i',
Rock Island is to have a sure
enough fight next Monday evening.
Paddy Brennan is reported to have
put up n 800 forfeit, and hopes he
may never see che money again if
he can't stop Denny Hurley in six
rounds. Moline Dispatch.
Fair Warning.
In relation to the above. allow me
to say-for the. benefit of those who
contemplate buying tickets; also to
the parties having charge of the af
fair. that there will ne prize fight
take place in this city.St the place
above advertised. or any other place.
Very respectfully yours. No.. 49,.
NJ. II. SEXTON. Chief of Police.
Police Points. -e-E e.. :
George White. tile colored hoy ar
rested for assaulting John Herman
with knife on Thanksgiving day
was held in $3.50 bonds to answer to
the charge of assault with n deadly
weapon, before the grand jury of the
January term of court.
Victor Peterson was arrested by
Officer Etzel this morning in the L.
l. Il p. depot. and taken to the sta
ton. He claims to hail from the
county poor farm, and investigation
disclosed the fact that he was scanti-
~ clad. The mans manner is that
of most stupid fellow, snd it is
hard to tell where he really comes
from.
Some weeks ago the craze for steal
ing laprobes. around Rock Island
was something terrible. but time
changes all things; SO it is with
crazes. just now it seems to be 4
great craze to steal overcoats
Yesterday some sneak entered
the courtroom of the Rock
Island Business university and
appropriated two overcoats, the
property of students.
William Condor. formerly of this
kity, but lately of Galva. was arrested
rs he alighted from the X. /. ZIP.
train last evening at 7.55, by Capt.
Kramer and Officer Brennan. Yes.
terday afternoon Bill was passing, q
.elOthiny store, nwbe,y he esrvie,i n nice
Overcoat on one of the dummies. and
the powers Of magnetism were so
strong that the garment stuck to
Bills fingers. and the result was. soon
after he was seen strut;ing about the
depot ut Galva rs proud as pea
cock in his new Ovcrcoat. A descrip-
ton of both man and coat was sent
here. and his arrest resulted. This
morning Bill was taken to Galva by
the chief Of police of that place. and
now he will answer 10 the charge 81
larceny. fsA IS e'l,'