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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-17
WIS GnRNTAN ARMY.


Tho Bill DIscuSsed-An Amendment from
the Liberals Rejected.
BERLIN, March l6.--The committee Of
the Reichstag on the army bill discuss.
ed the second reading OF the bill to-day.
Herr Bennigsen, on behalf Of the
National Liberals, proposed that the
effective forco OF the army in time Of
peace should BIO fixed at 462, O7O infan-
try, TO serve two years with the colors
and five in the reserve, the cavalry to
consist OF 465 sQuadrons, the field ar
tillery to consist OF 81 battalions, tho
pioneer battalions to number 20, and
cadra, or skeleton battalions Of infantry
to be formed to the number OF l23, only
for o period, for which a term OF two
years service should BIO fixed.
Chancellor Caprivi admitted that the
proposal implied u recognition OF the
general principles OF the bill, but would
not suffice, for the needs OF the Ger
nan empire. Regarding the means Of
meeting the increased outlay the gov
eminent, the chancellor said, was pre-
pared to entertain fresh proposals, but
could not accept Herr Liober's amend
ment.
Herr Richter introduced an amend
ment fixing the peace footing at 4S8,0SS
from October !, 1893, to March 81, 1895.
This would substantially continue the
present peace footing for n longer per-
iod as under the law OF July Is, 1890, to
continue in force to March 81, 1894; the
peace strength OF the army is 4sG,0S3
men, besides officers, surgeons, pay
masters, etc. The debate was ad-
iourne1.
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l"rREEpoMn M TMR SOUTH.


A White Family Driven from North Car
ollna Because n Daughter Taught a Ne.
gro school.
MARION, N. c., March l0.-B. W.
Crow and family have been driven from
the town OF Nebo by anonymous
threats, destruction OF their property
and fear OF assassination, Crow is a
white man and his daughter taught c
school for negro children. On Saturday
night the school was overturned and de-
stroyod. Mr.. Grow has received anony-
nous letters, threatening him with
death unless lie left town before April
/. He departed yesterday. The better
class OF citizens are indignant over the
outrage and are making Efforts to dis.
cover the guilty parties.
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rnE sIRIP.
secretary Moko smith Preparing for the
Opening 10 settlers'

secretary HOko smith preparing Tor tue
Opening TO settlers.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l6.-Activo
nreparations are about to BIO begun by
secretary Hoke Smith for opening the
Cherokee strip under the provisions OF
tho Indian appropriation act ratiiying
the agreement with the Qherokees. The
n~reltminaries to be observed prior to
%6pening the outlet to settlement by pro-
rjpmation OF the President will consume
considerable time, Seventy allotmonts
oIe 10 be made to Indians who were
hona ide residents OF the strip prior to
November, 1891, and engaged in farm
inc. and tho strip ia to be opened to
sottlement under the provisions OF tho
moi TO organize Oklahoma territory,
these aIlotments are TO be confirmed
by the secretary Of the interior before
the strip can be opened and a list OF
ham published for tho protection OF
the settlers. Rules and orders regu-
iatiny the occupation and settlement
must be prescribed and published
twenty days before the issuance OF the
Presidents proclamation, Settlers are
required to pay 81 80 per acre for land
eost Of the 07! parallel, and 81 80 per
acre ior land taken between tho 074 and
gsI parallel, with 4 per cent interest
ION date Of entry to date OF final pay
mrnt. The act provides for school
rcsoryations OF sections IL and SO, and
ai.o for such other reservations as the
President may determine,
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1YNcnEp IN a nALL.
Alabnmlnns Hold IL Grim E%ntertainmei
with a Negro MS Chief Actor.

Alabamlnns Hold IL Grim Entertainment
With n Negro rs Chief Actor.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March lG.-Resl.
dents OF Brundidge hanged Tom Brun.
son, colored, last night at Munn's Hall,
Monday afternoon Brunson went to the
house oil Charles Senu, near BrundidSo,
Ostensibly to see MIR. senu, Mrs. senu
met the negro at the door and told him
her husband had gone away for the
night. As she turned to go back into
the house the negro followed her. Fell
ing her to the floor with a big stick he
criminally assaulted her, leaving her in
an UNCONSCIOUS state. The tiend was
run dewn and lynched by u mob. In
the search for Brunson another crimi.
nal assaulter was caught and it is sup.
posed he was lynched too. His crime
was committed in an adjoining county.
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ASSASSINATION PLOT
Discovered and Frustrated-TroubIc Wit
Grent Britain Brewing.

Discovered and Frustrated-Troublc With
Greut Britain Brewing.
PANAMA, COLOMBIA. March 16.-Word
has just been received announcing that
a plot to assassinate Dictator Rodri-
guez, OF Costa Rica, in San jose, has
been unearthed. Forty leading Costa
Rican Liberals are implicated in the
plot, all OF whom have been arrested
and put in prison.
The Colombian authorities are on.
deaVoring TO Garest Gen. sandoval, who
was captured by Gen. Vasquez and eX.
PEELED from Honduras. Sandoval was
on his way to join tho revolutionary
forces under Bonilla. He says he in.
tends to sail for La Guayra on the first
steamer ii a safe conduct is granted
him.
Late news from Bogota confirms the
information recently cabled concerning
the growing unpopularity OF the British
minister. News has Just reached hero
from Trinidad that Governor Sir Fred.
erick Napier has semi-oficially pro.
tested against the West Indian colonies
being longer "wheedled" out OF one
for the imperial defense unless they are
given representation in the British
parliament,
The President Of Ecuador gave a ban.
quet in Quito last night to United
States minister Mahoney, who will
start for tho United States tomorrow.
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THOSE o-oUNTEREEITERs
Three of Them SIN In Jail-Tho Coin They
Made Very Deceiving.

Three of Them sim In Jall-Tho Coin They
Made Very DeoeiyIng.
Special Dispatch 10 The MtdliOMcT,
PAREERsHuRG, W. VA, March TO-
Three of the Belleville couuterfeitcrs
are still in jail here-Kunes, Burdett
and Beaver. The money coined was
half dollars, quarter dollars and nickels,
and were fair representations of the de-
nominations called for. Tho molds and
some OF the money were found in q cave
in q hillside back OF B~ellevilIe, this
county, One OF the half dollars, it is
said, passed through ono OF the banks
OF this city without being detected,
1t is not known how much Of the stuff
was made, but the hucksters, drovers
and poultry dealers are considerably
worried at the outlook, The families
aud connections OF the parties implicst-
cd, all of whom are respectable and
some OF them wealthy, are plunged into
great grief and trouble over the ems
tional disclosures.
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AGOODSHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertls
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec-
tiVe-if an electric light be avaIabIe.
YOU should not use a "tallow dip"
10 light the path to your store,
What do we mean by that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-,
tribute to your cash.drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your am
nouncement.
Above all, let It be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by vexlng his or her eyesl
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pECLINB TO TALK,
But it is Believed That MIR, Blomt win Go
on the Rush to Hawaii.

Hat Il is Believed That MIR, Blomt win Go
on the Rush 10 Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, D, O., March l6,-secre.
tary Carlisle this morning declined to
affirm or deny the statement that the
revenue cutter Rush, at San Francisco
had been ordered to hold herself in
readiness to carry MI. Blount to Hawaii,
It's unoAicially stated, however, that
the revenue cutter will be placed at Mr..
BIount's disposal on his arrival, and II.
less arrangements can DO made for the
Pacific Mail steamer which, sails for
China on the 23d, TO touch at Honolulu,
Mr.. Blount will sail on the Rush. 1t
will take that vessel about q week to
make the trip, The superstition that
the Rush has been ordered for this dnty
receives confirmation from the fact that
revenue marine officials who three days
ago denied positively that any orders To-
this effect had been given are this morn
ing dumb as oysters on the subject.
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PoRr JERvls, N. Y, March 16,-Tho
cast-bound passenger train No. 10, was
run into by No. 10, another passenger
train, at Larkawaxen, twenty-five miles
west Of Port Jervis, at five o'clock this
morning. The rear Pullman sleeper
was demolished and ten passengers,
the occupants Of the coach, were in.
jured, some Of them seriously. The
other cars were damaged, but no pas.
sengers in them were hurt They were
shaken up badly by the shock. The in.
jgred persons were brought horo and
placed In the hospital,
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REhLALRE.
All Sorts of Local NewS aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

AA ouENs Ol LuVul NNhh H"N Ne9aAi
the Glass City.
Albert Lawrence, Esq, OF this county,
ia being pressed as an assistant attorney
general, He has a brother in Cleye-
land, Hon, James Lawrence, who Is be-
ing urged as u suitable person to sue.
coed Judge Jackson ON the United States
circuit bench.
The Bellaire Democrat enters upon its
sixth year to-day, and Editor W. @.
WarRock announces with p%ardonablO
pride that hereafter 1t will be printed
on his own press, "the only steam
power press ever operated by a Demo-
cratic newspaper in Bellaire or Belmont
county"
The Republican city committee will
have to fill a vacancy caused by the re-
fusal OF Charles Henry, sr., to run us
the short term member Of the school
board, and all nominations must be fled
with the county board Of supervisors by
the 29d.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord, whose health
has been falling for some time, is now
laid up with neuralgia and hearttrouble.
The captain is not as ruggedsas he was
some years ago and hosts OF friends feel
alarmed every time he is housed w.
Alice Leverage, a woman Of the town
who ia frequently locked up here for
drunkenness, was sent up for thirty
days from Benwood, being implicated
in some way with the shooting Of Fred
Slitner by John Grothouse.
Congressman Pearson is expected
here to-day or tomorrow, with his wife
and daughter, and they will spend the
summer months at their old homo in
Woodsfield.
Tho Goodwill Hose Company boys
fitted up their meeting room in elegant
style, and the boys use the hose house
as a sort Of club house.
Bellaire ball players are not all signed
for this scason yet, and some OF them
are quite anxious as to their summer
employment.
Mr.. W. @. Berguudthal Yesterday re.
ceived a handsome black driving horse
that he recently bought for a roadster.
Ex.sherlfO o. L. Foulke left last night
for Huntington, w. Va, and the gas
fields of Indiana on a prospecting tour.
The Every Other Week club held 4
pleasant meeting at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. D. w. Cooper last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Mccoy enter
tanned a number OF friends yesterday
evening.
A. NJ. F. Boyd has rendered his resig-
nation as toll cato keeper on tho Wegee
pike.
Will F. Reed is in Chicago, acting as
salesman for u iobbing house.
Harry Herzberg and bride returned
Yesterday from Cincinnati.
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NlARTIN's FERRY,


News Notes and Personals from Our Nohr
Neighbour.
The romans Of tho late James Wiley
now lie in Weeks cemetery, beside
those OF his wife. The funeral yestor-
day afternoon was well attended. Rev.
II. N. Campbell conducted the services.
Tho choir, consisting Of Mrs. Robert X.
Korr, Miss Eloisc Gray and Mr.. j.. Q.
Gray, sang. Tho pail bearers were
Messrs. Elmer Parker, X. O. Swartz, j.
A. Dickson and j. A. Blackburn.
James BaylosB, who has been laid UP
with typhoid fever several weeks, Is
ablo TO DO about the house. Harry
ChesBell Is on the sick list Councilman
LlowGllyn Is sick. George Cooke Ia
under tho weather.
In tho common pleas court the casea
Of Mrs. Sarah =. Morris, Mrs. Emma s.
Black and Henry snodprass against tho
Terminal Railway Company have been
dismissed without prejudice at the costs
Of the PLAINTIFF.
Tho case Of Mrs. Klevis vs.. the Pom.
~sylyania Railway COMPANY, for dam.
ages, was commenced NJ 81. CIairsvillo
yesterday.
Councilman David Llowcllyn has ten.
dorCd his resignation
Yesterday Robert NOwland and Stella
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lations with money centres outside of
Russia, Owing to the leading position
of tho Jews in tho money market OF
Europe 1t is expected that the appeal,
ii complied with, will virtually drive
Russian securities OF all kinds out OF
those markets and work great disaster
to Russian industrial enterprises, The
appeal is in retaliation tor the con-
tinued severity OF the czar IN dealing
with the Jews.
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An Unknown Veasel Lost.

LONDON, March 1G.-An unknown YES.
sol has ~ioundered on the west coast OF
Jutland onthe mainland OF Denmark
and n number of corpses with wreckage
10 strewn OH tho shore. Five hundred
petroleum casks are among tho wreck.
ago cast on shore, and indicate that the
vessel was in tho petroleum trade.
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The swcd. Found.

CLEVELAND, o., March 1G.-Andrew
johnson, the swede who disappeared
from a Fort Wayne train between Chi.
cago and Pittsburgh, was found wan
dering near Massillon, Ohio, to-day. He
was in a dazod condition and badly in
jured. After coming to himself he said.
that he was robbed by two men on the
train as he was passing with them from
one car to another and thrown from tho
platform. The robbers took all but Sl3
Of the money johnson had when he left
OhIcngo.
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LONDON, March 1s.-Tho London
Russo-Jcwish committee has sent to
every jewish banker and bank director,
bank manager, stock broker and agent
do change In Europe n passionate ap.
peal to combine in boycotting Russian
loans and In b%oycotting tho trade In
Enssian securities generally Tho ap.
peal 10 significant In connection with
tho TACT that tho Russian government
Inns Just Issued q uknso providing for
an internal loan aud that Russian bank.
orS aro ondeayoring 10 extend their ro.
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CHICAGO, March l~6.-Jogoph Basa, a
lOther, was found at the corner OF May
and Walsh streets late last night with
his head split open with an axG. Ho
was unable to toll who had assaulted.
him aud died in the patrol wagon while
being conveyed 10 the hospital. 1t 10
supposed that ho was killed by some
laboring mon with whom no had been
Qu0rroling early in the evening.
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A Turn nan nnrncd.

PATTERSON, N. j., March 1G,-Turn
Hall, a building covering half a block,
was totally destroyed by a fire this
morning. Four persons were injured
and II ~ believed that two Of them will
die The los, Is roughly estimated at
10000, Tho men who wero injured
are 1remen. They were caught In tho
building when the walls collapsed.
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New YoRE, March 10. = Recorder
smytho has refused to grant u new trial
in the case of Carlyle Harris who Is
under sentence of death for poisoning
his school girlwito, who was Helen Potts.
There is now no hope for Harris save
from tho governor or PrealdenL.
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FaIIure Mt Parkersburg.

NFtIVH DV9FUFVF 10 UV lWFeWTDgWVsT'
P%ARErRsnURa, w Va, March 10
The millinery establishment Of NJ, j.,
siglor was closed to-day by Sheriff
Dudley on executions issued by Am.
mons, Stevens & Co., OF Baltimore, oil n
debt Of over $1,000. Sigler was a leader
in his line and was thought to be doing
GOOD business.
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salisbury III.

LONDON, March 16,-ThO Marquis OF
Salisbury, ex.premier and leader OF the
Conservatives, is suffering from n severe
attack OF influenza. As the marquis is
a vigorous man OF 90, no serious result
is apprehended. Mr.. Gladstone has
sent a courteous inquiry as to the health
OF his leading political antagonist,
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FOR SALE.

A flour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam powOr. Saw
aud planer also attached; doing good business
in the country. This is n bargain. Coal within
200 feet, Has thirty.seyen acres OF land. VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No. 3797 Eoi' street, frame house. six rooms,
largo cellar, alley corner. Easy terms.
No. 87lg Eotl street, Brick house. six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms.
No. 90 ThIrty.hf street, half lot, four roomS
with ummcr kitchen and large attic: Sl,100.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground.
No. 35ls, $50 and 95?l $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twcnsy.nluth. four rooni
No, S5iO Wood street. lot3OxIO1 feet. six rooms.
Agood farm OF ~ ncrUS, one aud q hall milei
from tho city. A good orchard. six acres IN
grapes. has q i've. roomed house. stables. etc, aud
tho best OF water. VIII soil on easy termSoe
trade for city property.
Lots in Honmann'S addition, the best Val1otu
tho Eighth ward on very easy terms, for q ahos;
time.
No. Il Thirty .eighth street, six rooms; new. !,Sti
Brickhouso, four rooms aud hall, Forty
drstand Woods streets. full lot
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LONDON, March 16.-Mr. Gladstone Is
recovering from his indisposition and Is
progressing 80 satisfactorily that no
moro bulletins will be issued as 10 his
condition oil health.
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REAL. ESTATE.
FOB S ID.


Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city, i've minute, walk from motor line. new,
with all modern improvements, Cheap.
Lots on Caldwelps run so each
Fine Farm Otli3 acres on National road, nine
miles east OF city on 0lsy terms.
Farm OF ~ acres. four miles north OF city. win
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street. with mod
ern improvements.
House Srooms, Sixteenth street, 50 900.
House, 6rooms, Fourteenth street. 81 $40.
House, I rooms, Charles street., Centre Wheel.
ing, $3.50.
House, 1 rooms, TWenty.third street, Sl,9Ol.
House, rooms, North Market street, 1880.
House, . rooms, Eoif street, contre Wheeling.
lot H5Xi29, S2,90.
Business property on Market street at modsr-
ate price.
Small house and half lot, Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling, on easy TERMS $500.
Three houses on Moyston street, Sixth ward.
Lots al east end Of Twenty,third street on
easy terms,
uoaS;hsli e; on McCollOch street. con.a'
$3.50.
One of the best manufacturing sites In thu
city, fronting on two railroads
500, 81, 100 and $500 to loan on city property
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EDUCATIONAL
"a WORD
10 Those who Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand.

You will make a GRAVE MISTAKE II You under.
ulkG 70 prepare thoroughly lOr illing hrst'claSi
positions as AmanuGnSis OUTSIDE OF q SCHOOL
supplied with all NECESSARY FACILITIES for THOR
oU6iiSEssnnt with nm OLD ANDwElL ESTABLISHED
REPUTATION, where you can DO thoroughly
drilled In Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, uso
Of Capitals, etc. as we'll as eliCieIhly prepared
In Bookkeeping and Office Work rs business
MIN NOW REQUIRE The REPUTATION OF such a
school Is worth 10 you, IN OBTAINING A sfTUA
TON, tho entire cost OF tuition with a privatl
party or In a Eo.cnlled Shorthand School. DO Nor
MAKE THIS MISTAKE. Call aud see Us first
au!i WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

UOOLI II INa
Pension Attorney, Notary aud Real Estate
Agent Houses rented aud rents collected.
Office No. 35l7Jncob street
European steamship aud draft agent. Passage
tickets to and from NIL pattsot Europa Also
drafts to any point In Europe
HD-MOERY T0LoAN. do3i
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-06-03
Decoration Day at Collyer.

Beauteous spring has again unlocked
the flowers to paint the laughing soil.
The choicest are culled and borne to the
silent cities of the dead, and in love and
gratitude make beautiful the narrow
beds of all that's mortal of those who
sleep within the bosom of mother earth.
They bloom alike for the victor and the
Observation-Disclosures all.
The veterans stand shoulder to shout
der around the graves of their departed
comrades, as when they formed an in
surmountable breastwork between trea-
son and their nations life.
Instead OF the hoary men before me 1,
in fancy, see thousands of stalwart
youths for whom the bright star of man.
hood by whose light they were to gath
er the choicest fruits of life for them
selvet and loved ones, had just risen,
when they came and laid it a willing
sacrifice at the feet of their country.
And voice is borne upon the air ..care
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More About Teachers Certificates
Communicated I

In your issue of May 20, appeared two
articles, one opposing the granting Of
more than one third grade certificate
and the other leaning very strongly in
the direction of raising the requirements
now necessary to obtain third grade
certificate. l had hoped some of our
teachers or some of the patrons of our
public schools would have replied to
what must have seemed to some-as it
did to me at the time-a very radical
departure from the generally accepted
idea. But the more think it over the
more am convinced you are right at
least in theory and hope to see the time
when we can work up to it. As regards
the first proposition that only one third
grade certificate shall be issued to a
teacher, believe that you are unquali-
fiedly right and for the reasons you gave.
A third grade certificate certainly does
not require very much education and
if the teacher receiving it cannot,
with years teaching and study, adj
vance sufficiently to receive second
grade, 1 think we are justified in say
ing that he is not of the material sue
cessful teachers are made of.
As regards raising the examination
for third grade we believe that, too,