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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-06

contract surgeons and to stop the
gauging OF liquors from rect'lylng
houses.
The senate passed on two election
contests in favor OF the sitting mem.
bevs, Dubois, Of idaho, and Call, oil
Florida, the contestants being Claggett
and Davidson respectively. The house
unseated Stewart, the Republican sit
ting member from q Pennsylvania dis
triet, and gave the place to Creig. In
the Moves. Rockwell contest from New
York il refused to follow the reCom-
mendation OF the election committee
that Rockwell, the Democratic sitting
member, be uaseated, and bya majority
vote confirmed Rockwell's title. In the
casea OF McDutlle VS.. Turpin, from Ala
bama, Reynolds vs, Shonk and Greevy
VS.. scull, from Pennsylvania, and Miller
vs., Elliott, from South Carolina, the
elections committee reported in favor
of the sitting members.
Among the senate bills not hereto
fore mentioned which failed in the
house were the following;
Authorizing the secretary oil the navy
to transport contributions to Russian
famine sufferers; authorizing surveys
for ship canals to connect Lake Erie
and the Ohio river, and to create ma
tional highway committee IA good roads
bill).
Among the house bills not previously
mentioned which failed to pass the sem
ate the following;
For the admission OF New Mexico and
Arizona to statehood, tho New York
and New Jersey bridge bill, to promote
the safety OF national banks by forbid
ding loans to bank employees. Many
other measures OF Importance failed to
get the endorsement OF either house,
Including bills for the creation OF sub
treasury system, for an extensive sys-
ten OF Notifications, ior n uniform sys.
ten OF bankruptcy for the taxation OF
federal notes, and the repeal OF the tax
on the atate banks, to transfer the rev.
enue cutter service to the navy, for an
alcoholic liquor committee, constitu-
tional amendments making the Presi'
dent ineligible to reelection, changing
timo OF meeting oi Congress, and for
women suffrage, an irrigation Of arid
lands bill, the Nicaragua bill, and to
repeal the federal election laws.
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DENVER, Col, March ga most in
human and awful crime occurred in
Highlande, a suburb OF Denver, to-day,
where tho six.year.old daughter OF Mrs.
ConCinita Snbalina was discovered in n
dying condition by tho neighbor5. The
child was mass OF burns, but was able
10 toll that hor mother had used hot
flat.irons on her and inserted burning
sticks into her flesh, afterwards hang
ing her TO tho bOd.post, where she was
found by tho ncighbor. She cannot
recover. Mrs. Concinita and her ten.
yoar.old boy, who is charged as mn ac-
cossory, are in jail. No motive Is known
for tho crime.
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A BIG STRIKE
On the Michigan Central Which May Lead
to Other Roads.

On the Michigan Central Which May Lead
to Other Roads.
CHICAGO, March ga strike of tho
switchmen and switch-tenders on the
Michigan Central railroad is imminent,
and il is not promptly settled there ia
a possibility OF its leading to compllca-
tions on other roads. Last Friday the
employees OF the Michigan Central
formulated demand for an increase OF
wages, with tho intimation that an
answer would be looked for on Monday
noon. The increased demand was to
80 cents per help night helpers and
night foremen TO get 80 and "a cents.
II these demands are not granted the
men say they will strike and the major
ity OF the engineers aud ilremen on the
switching engines will, the switchmen
say, stand by them.
The large majority OF the dissatisfied
men on the Michigan Central are nom
union mon and Grand Master Wilson,
OF the switchmen's association, said to-
day that he had no power over them,
lnOuGH LOT INC euho VI ula own meu
working on the road, he was endeavor'
ing TO prevent astrike. Tho dissatisfied
men have left the matter in the hands
OF their own committee and the officers
of the switchmen's association, but the
feeling among them is strong, both on
account OF wages paid and time-some
Of them claiming to be worked II hours
day, and ii they don't receive what
they ask they will, they say, walk Out
in a body.
1t was learned to-day that at secret
meeting OF the switchmen held in this
city some timo ago, and at which every
road entering Chicago was represented,
it was determined to present all de-
mands for increase OF wages, and for re-
dreas OF grievances, to the general man
agers by noon on Mrach s. On every
road complaints have been sent in and
committees begun to negotiate and will
know by tomorrow afternoon, aud the
question OF n strike will Depend entirely
upon the outcome OF these meetings
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PLEASED WITH Nm.


As Usual the English Press Is Delighted
with MIR. Cleveland.
LONDON, March 6.-The Daily Ne,Os
Gays editorially OF President Cleveland's
inaugural address: ut was worthy Of
the occasion which ID recognized uni
versally us by far the greatest one that
Americans have known since the civil
war. He read his countrymen lesson
on some faults OF tho national character,
while doing iull justice to their splendid
qualities, the faults OF which are but
defects. After such an address nobody
cun say that Democrats are to be gov
erned by hattery. Tho merit OF the ad-
dress lies in the courage OF it. What
ever ruler in Mr.. Cleveland's place
would have dared to avoid the safe path
OF obscurity and platitnde and give
sixty millions OF people piece OF his
mind7"
The Daily Chronicle says: "Mr. Cleve-
land speaks Of tho silver and tariff
questions with the greatest cIearness
and shows those who thought the
election was won, the axe brandished
about the roots OF McKinioyism would
be laid aside how completely they were
mistaken. Tho spirit OF the whole ad-
dress is q welcome new departure in
American politics"
The Standard deals at length with
that part of tho address concerning the
tariff as of special significance to Eng
land. 1t regards Mr.. Cleveland's utter
ances as tantamount to a declaration
that the tariff, although reduced, will
be SO levied as to be essentially protec.
tive.
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A SPECIAL SESSION
or the Senate win bo Convened To.Lay.
Interesting Times.

or the Senate win bo Convened To-day.
Interesting Times.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 5.-The
senate of the Fifty-third congresa will
reassemble in special session tomorrow
at noon. Usually these special sessions
are periunctory and formal, the busi-
ness being confined to the reception OF
nominations from the President. But
because OF the peculiar condition OF af-
fairs so far as the composition OF the
senate itself ia concerned, with the
doubtful standing Of the senators who
hold appointments from the governors
Of their states instead OF credentials OF
elections by the legislatures, and further
because OF the announced intention OF
Senator Stewart, OF Nevada, to prect-
pitate u silver discussion by the intro
duction OF Il resolution OF enquiry
directed to the new secretary OF treas
ury, IL may be that this special session
will assume degree OF Importance and
excite such popular interest as has
never before been witnessed in such
cases.
1t is probable that in the early part
of tho week the senators on both sides
of the chamber will hold caucuses to
determine upon lines OF party policy
and the decide what shall be done in
respect to the organization OF the com.
mittees OF numerous forces OF senatorial
employees. Some lively contests may
be expected.
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THE EARTH SHAKEN,



LONDON, March 5.-Late last night the
people Of sandgale, county Of Kent, We're
aroused by the rocking Of the houses
and loud rumblings underground, Walls
split, ceilings fell, foundations sank and
roofs fell. AS the inhabitants fled to
the streets they found large rents in the
ground and were almost overcome by
nuSious vapors,
Everybody supposed that the town
was being shaken by IN earthquake,
and as the runbllng continued hun
dreds fled in q panic to the nearest
towns. A few remained behind to re-
move their furniture from the falling
houses. The reports carried abroad by
the iugitiYes caused tho troops in an
adjacent camp to hasten to the aid OF
the people still in Sangdale, Citizens
worked for two hours in moving the
most valuable property from the
houses and in erecting tents in the
fields mile outside tho town Tor the
women and children.
At the end OF that time the rumbling
lllu CGuSoll ullu bhS AhNSsNAbNsASH "efe
made in the town by tho commander oi
the troops and several citizens. They
found the ground had sunk several feet,
aud that less subsidenca had extended
throughout the surrounding district
affecting in nil about u quarter mile.
Many cottages had been wrecked COM
pletely,
Nevertheless many OF the inhabitants
returned to the town toward morning.
Between and 6 o'clock, however, they
were frightened away by further sub
sidence OF the ground ana the recur-
renee OF the rumblings. These phe.
nomena have been repeated several
times during tho day and tho town is
now practically deserted. As far as
known no lives have been lost, The
cause OF the subsidence is unexplained.
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Sunday mt tho white House.

wAuINoToN, D. G., March 5,--ThO
only formal caller at tho executive
mansion to-day was Judge Gresham,
who will become tho premier OF tho
new administration,
Later In tho afternoon tho President
and Mrs Cleveland took n drive In the
suburbs, carefully avoiding the crowded
thoroughinres 30 ns to prevent any pos
sibility Of demonstration.
A email bantam rnontcr which wa 8
conspicuous Ia tho inaugural process.
sion yesterday was presented to little
Ruth Cleveland and proved source OF
dellEht and amnsomont TO tho child.
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KIn1Ep SER DAuGM TER.
Crime of n Mother, Who Cuts Hor Eight
Yenr-Old Clilld's Throat with II InEOr.


Crime of n Mother, Who Cuts HOr Eight!
Yenr-Old Guilds Throat with Razor.
FonD. KY, March 5.-Mrs. Matte
uambricl, wife of Town Marshal Ham.
brick, cut the throat of her eight-year-
old daughter with n razor Tho
child died in n few minutes,
when tho mother modo an
attempt to cut her own throat,
but was prevented by persons who
chanced to call on her. Mrs. Ham.
bricks older daughter died u short
while ago, aud tho loss 30 preyed on tho
mothers mind that sho several times
threatened suicide. This morning, dur
ing thor husbands absence, she killed
her remaining child whilo tho little one
was asleep in bed, and attacked tho
visitors. who kopt her, with difficulty,
from killing herself.
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COLUMBUS CARD PLAYERS.
Indignation over the Efforts to Indict
Them Increasing.

Indignation over the Efforts to Indlct
Thcm Increasing.
CoLUMRUs, IND, March 5.-The grand
jury, which is stirring society circles in
this city from centre to circumference.
owing to the investigation OF playing
progressive euchrO for prizes, adjourned
at noon yesterday until Monday. AL
though large number OF the leading
business men have been examined, no
indictments have been announced to tho
public.
A bomb was exploded upon the grand
Jury when it wAs learned that George
Blessing, one OF the grand jurors, re-
Gently took part in progressive euchre
game, and was winner Of one OF the two
prizes.
Richard Thomas. ono Of tho wealthiest
and most influential citizens, has issued
invitations for progressive euchre
party at his home on next Wednesday
evening, and has invited each member
Of the grand jury and the prosecuting
attorney. He guarantees that the anes
OF all attending will be paid.
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iIUNTINGToN NOTES.
sp,cidl DtpalcN b Mt hiclli1'acer

Special Dhpa,c1 10 Inc iaid'ig'acer
llusrtSuroS, ". VA, March o.
George Adkins was killed Friday in n
plstol duel with John Guilkerson at
Cove Gap, Wayne county. They tool;
that way Of settling an old grudgc, and
both woro badly wounded before Gull
korson succeeded in planting q bullet
In Adkins's brain. Gullkcrson escaped,
Tho hardware store Of Emmons
Hawkins e Co. was discovered entered
by burglars Friday night j, u. llud.
son, Of Parkorburg wns suspected and
the goods wofo found in his valiso.
Thoy consisted OF about two hundred
dollars worth OF fovolvers md razors,
While tho officers woro going through
his effects ho left on run. Hc was
pursued sovoral squares by tho officers,
but effected his escape.
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sATolI1.i,s MISSION.
Translation of tho Pope's Communicates
Appointing Him.

Translation of tho Pope's Communication
Appointing Him.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 6.-The
following is the concluding paragraph
OF the translation OF the communities
ton in Latin from Pope Loo NH,
to Archbishop satolli, appointing him
apostolic delegate in the United States:
"For grave reasons the churches Of
the United States OF America demand
OF us special care and provision.
Therefore, venerable brother, hold
ing you in very special affection, we
by our apostolic authority aud by vir.
tue OF these present letters, do elect,
make and declare you apostolic delegate
in the United States of America at the
good pleasure Of oursell and this holy
SEQ.
I'VE command all whom it concerns
TO recognize in you as apostolic delegate,
the supreme power Of the delegatipg
pontin. We command that they give
you aid, concurrence and obedience in
all things, that they receive with rever-
enCo your salutary, admonitions and
orders. Whatever sentence or penalties
you shall declare or intlict duly
against those who oppose your author
ity we will ratiiy and with the authority
given US by the Lord will cause to be
observed inviolably until condign satis-
faction be made. Notwithstanding con-
stitulions and apostolic ordinance, or
any other to tho contrary"
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Splclal pispalch q h. Il!tegtqeneet.

SpecIG! Dispatch 10 ts IltcRtgeRcer.
WASHINGTON, DC, March 5.-The
city ia still crowded with visitors,
though thousands have left since the
close OF the inaugural ceremonies yes
terday. All day to-day has been heard
the sound OF music and the tread OF the
marching OF the departing troops and
clubs. Thousands will remain in the
city, however, for day or two to view
the sights or engage in the scramble
for offices which will begin,
The West Virginia contingent is hav-
ing q good time and will leave for home
well pleased with their trip despite tho
uuiavorablo weather. Especially is
this truo OF the Wheeling clubs, which
have been the recipients Of marked ut
tention since their arrival here yester-
day morning.
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FT Dopar, March 5.--Caplain Viii.
son, OF tho local branch Of the Saliva
ton Army, has been court martlalod
and dismissed In disgrace from tho
army for marrying against tho advice Of
her superior olllcoE Captain Wilson l.
an extremely pretty girl and had always
been ono oil tho most ucivo and alli.
clenl officers OF the army.
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M'AUnlTFB A COWARD.
He Makes Brutal aud Cowardly Assault
on NIiko Mooney.

He Makes u Brutal ana COwnruly Assault
on Mike Mooney.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 5.-Jack McAu-
life terminated his st. Louis engage
ment in a manner not at all croditable
to himself. Report has already been
made Of his failure to make a match
with Mike Mooney, a local boxer OF
some reputation. Shortly after mid
night McAuliiie, with his sparring part
ner, Jimmy Nelson, and sullivan's
partner Dwyer, sauntered into Tony
fausts. Seeing Mooney thoro alone,
McAuliIe won't over to him and without
warning smashed him in the face.
Another blow followed quickly. Then
tho champion held his victim so Nelson
could got "a lick at him. Tho alarm had
been given, however, and McAuliilo
and party jumped into q carriage and
started to get out OF town, Tho police
are securing the city and say he shall
not leave town.
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A pEsPERApo,s WoRK.
a Woman Whose Husband Was Wounded
Dies From tho Effects of the Shock.


Dies From tho Effects of the Shock.
Columns, IND, March 5.-Mrs.
George Rothrock died at her homo near
Hope this morning from shock re.
coiyed nearly a year ago, At that time
William Billiard, a desperate, went to
tho Rothrock homo at the dead OF
night, and while the young couple slept
fired three shots at them through tho
window, two OF tho balls taking effect in
Rothrock's neck. Mrs. Rothrock, think
ing her husband dead, sprang from the
bed and fed through the woods to a
neighbor's, where she procured assist
ance. Rothrock, however, is recovering.
Bullard was arrested, tried and sent
to tho state prison for five years. Mrs.
Rothrock never recovered from the
shock, and died to-day.
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Glnsscook COOS WIN tho llrownR

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 5,-Tho st. Louis
Browns aro now practically complete as
team to begin tho base ball season Of
1893 Yesterday Jack Gnsscock sont
bis acceptance Of the salary offered him
and Manager Watkins wrote him to
como on to St. Louis by March i2, whpn
tho Browns will 10 south. With Glass
cock signed this leaves but two mon
outside tho fold, HawlOy and Brcltan.
pInin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-06
SLICK COUN1ERFElTERS,
But Not Slick Enough to Escape
Uncle sam's Officers,
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE is MADE

In Gnmer Couaty-CovH-PIa"ser Ped
dlers Who We're Well Supplied
With Bogus Coin, Which They
Have Been Passing on Unsuspect.
ing Farmers of West Virginia-It
May DO tho Beginning of tho I'm
earthinG of Don of Makers of the
"Queer" in tho Vicinity Of Parkers-
burg.
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CmcAoo, lib, March 5,-T,hird Vice
President Springer, Of tho Atchison,
Topeka { santa Fc railroad, tcndcrct
his resignation to take effect April /.
llo will become general counsel Of the
Chicago EleyOtcd Terminal railroad.
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New YonR, March ga dispatch to
tho Hsratd from Stanley Pool, dated
February 9th, says; "Tho Dclcommune
and Bia expeditions have arrived hero
to-day from Kan,onga via Lusambo.
They left Ralanga ON July II, and ar
rived at Luaambo OH January. Lieut..
Hankanaer and Captain Bia aro dead
aud 400 soldiers and porters hnvo per-
ishod, The expeditions Travelled four
thousand milo5 In thirteen months
Kalhnga Ia a rich agricultural country.
No information concerning tho exist
enco OF gold will DO given, Tho Arabs
arc strongly fortified In Kanlangn and
the elayo trade has begun, jacques Is
still nllvc on tho Tanganyika. lolpens
and Brown were massaCred at Kasongo
state. The expedition leaves Stanley
Falls from tho south, to make war
against tho Arabs All tho members Of
tho expedition arc In good health aud
left Oh February s.
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MARCHING THOUSANDS
Leaving Washington After the In-
augural Festivities,
THE INDUCTION OF CLEVELAND

To the Office of President n Masnll.
cent Atlair-Tho West Virginia Con.
tingent We'll Pleased With the
Trip-wheeling Boys Have Good
Timc-Graphic Description of the
Ceremonies of saturday-The Big
Parade and she Splendid Ball at
Night-Incidsnts of the Occasion.
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WORK OF CONGRESS-
Review OF the Labors of the Body
Just Expired.
IT IS NOT A BRILLIANT RECORD

The Sessions Chiefly Notable for
What They Failed to Do-A Com.
paratlyoIy Small Amount of Needed
Ieelslation-List OF New Laws on
the statute Books-Congressional
Investigations That Cost Big Money
But Nothing Came Of Them.
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For West vlrgnia, fair Monday morning. with
watmur sputhchy winds, threatening weather
nnd probable showers Tuesday.
For Western Pennsylvania aud Ohio, generally
fntt, rNrept ight local SHOWS oil hhho htipi Wpst
otly wlndsi warmer IN southern portion
TIE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY,
NJ iirnlsh0t by o. sutNgpr druggist, oornor
MafEuinud Fourteenth Nrllu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

y few years ago when people and
nations were talking about how the
resumption of specie payments could
be brought about, old Horace Greedy
said that The way to resume was to
resume the treasurer of the Union
took the hint and resumed" and the
thing was all over in twenty-four
hours, and not a culver, much less an
might be made to apply to our West
Superior friends who seem to be so
mighty anxious to drop the prefix
"Wcst" to their name. The way to
do it is to drop it. Are they honest in
what they tell us? We say no, for
while they tHlk they oct contrary to
what they talk. The prefix wv est is
stuck onto everything they can get it
onto, even the little tag which goes
with your dog tax is stamped wv est
Superior" If the treasurer gives YOU
check on the bank, it will be on the
funds of the city of "We est Superior, :"
Il place and a fund that has no exist
ence III fact. In no official act where
i can be avoided, is the city of Super
ior recognized but everything is the
city of "West Superior" If the
stranger asks them TO define the limits
of the city of Superior, they will tell
him it is bounded on the north by
Towards Pocket, on the sOath by
TWenty-tirSt street, on the east by
Hammond avenue, on the west by the
steel Plant should the latter resume
business SOON, if not, then by Banks
avenue. This is the spirit of 80 per
cent. of the business men mhabiting
the territory we have described If
that is the way to drop the word
Nv est and make it one glorious Su-
perior with a big :, it VIII never be
dropped. If you like it keep it and
stop talking about it. 1t is hurting no
one but yourselves; III FIVE or SIX years
from now the stranger VIII be inquir-
ing where is this West Superior we
have somewhere heard about" Of
course we will tell them and point out
the locality for we have no fears of any
bad results. The way to drop it is to
drop it.
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I'm I inform.

The Superior Drum Corps have now
got their new and handsome uniforms,
which consists of dark blue jacaket
with gold buttons and gold lace trim
mings, and pants of lighter shade of
blue with white stripe down the leg
seam, and a dark blue cap with crossed
guns and the letters :. ID. c., all OF
which makes a very pretty uniform.
The boys were out in full dress for the
first time "Wednesday evening and sere-
naded the young ladies who were Civ
ing the ice cream festival that even
ing, and all were invited in and filled
up with ice cream and strawberries.
II is the best drum corps at the head OF
fhe lake.